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The Easy Collection Agency continues to call Susan at work to talk to her about her past due account at St. John's Hospital. The Easy Collection Agency is violating which law?


A) Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
B) Regulation Z of the Consumer Protection Act
C) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
D) Health Collection Act
E) Statute of Frauds

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A

Laws enacted by state or federal legislatures are called:


A) case law
B) bills
C) amendments
D) statutes
E) common law

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D

Assault is defined as:


A) publicly damaging another's reputation
B) the action that causes bodily harm to someone
C) needless or willful damage
D) the open threat of bodily harm
E) needless or willful violence

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A misdemeanor is


A) punishable by at least one year in prison.
B) a federal violation of the law.
C) a less serious criminal act.
D) a more serious criminal act.
E) a civil offense.

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Both parties in the physician-patient relationship have certain rights and responsibilities. Which of the following is a physician responsibility?


A) Exercise his or her best professional judgment in all cases.
B) Treat every patient who seeks medical care.
C) Restore the patient to his or her original state of health.
D) Possess the highest skills possible within the profession.
E) Guarantee successful results.

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A court of last resort is commonly known as a:


A) federal court
B) supreme court
C) county court
D) state court
E) district court

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Battery is defined as:


A) publicly damaging another's reputation
B) the action that causes bodily harm to someone
C) needless or willful damage
D) the open threat of bodily harm
E) needless or willful violence

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Dr. Giles and his practice manager are considering charging interest on unpaid balances. Which law says the doctor must first tell the patients of this change in policy?


A) Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
B) Regulation Z of the Consumer Protection Act
C) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
D) Health Collection Act
E) Statute of Frauds

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When entering into a contract, certain conditions must pertain to the offer. Which of the following accurately describes one of these conditions?


A) It may only relate to the future.
B) It must be communicated.
C) It must be made under duress.
D) It must be clearly understood by at least one of the parties.
E) Its value must be at least $100.

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For which of the following actions would an employer be responsible under respondeat superior?


A) An employee assaults a patient in the parking lot.
B) An employee steals narcotic drugs from the medication room.
C) An employee accidently prescribes the wrong medication.
D) An employee knowingly defames the character of a patient.
E) An employee gets into an auto accident on their way home from work.

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C

A physician assistant provides treatment to a person who has come to the emergency room for treatment of a painful rash. This is an example of a(n)


A) written contract.
B) limited contract.
C) verbal contract.
D) implied contract.
E) implied limited contract.

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A state court would have jurisdiction in which of the following cases?


A) copyright infringement
B) antitrust
C) admiralty law
D) bankruptcy
E) license revocation

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From which of the following does an implied contract result?


A) the terms of the spoken agreement
B) the legally worded contract
C) the oral agreement of the parties involved
D) the written contract
E) the actions of the parties involved

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Which of the following must be in writing?


A) third-party contract for health care coverage
B) implied contract
C) expressed contract
D) employment contract
E) termination contract

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The relatives of a patient in a nursing home have been prevented from seeing their family member by one of the staff in the nursing home. The patient had filed a complaint about the staff member, so the staff member thought it appropriate to prevent visitors. Which of the following torts might the staff member be convicted of?


A) false imprisonment
B) conversion
C) invasion of privacy
D) deceit
E) trespass

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The President of the United Sates exercises limited legislative powers when issuing:


A) fines
B) public notices
C) statutes
D) common law
E) executive orders

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Unintentionally, a health care provider fails to exercise what is considered ordinary care. This is called _____________ and the provider may be sued by the patient.


A) a mistake
B) precedent
C) criminal
D) negligence
E) assault

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There are ______ branches of the federal government.


A) five
B) two
C) three
D) four
E) six

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The American Hospital Association (AHA) created a Patients' Bill of Rights in 1973. This Bill of Rights has


A) become federal law.
B) become state law in 25 states.
C) been dropped and has become the Patient Care Partnership.
D) been dropped by 25 states.
E) been dropped and has become the Healthcare Provider Creed.

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The highest law in our country is:


A) the Bill of Rights
B) the U.S. Constitution
C) the doctrine of respondeat superior
D) a Supreme Court decision
E) an executive order

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