RMA And CMA Quiz 2
Basic Nutrition, Law and Ethics, and
- 1.Which of the following is not one of the six nutrient classifications. _______________ is not a fat- soluble vitamin:
- A.
Water
- B.
Vitamins
- C.
Minerals
- D.
Vegetables
- 2._______________ is not a fat- soluble vitamin:
- A.
Vitamin K
- B.
Vitamin B12
- C.
Vitamin D
- D.
Vitamin A
- 3.Which of the following choices includes all three of the vitamins that can be formed within the body?
- A.
A, D, K
- B.
A, B1, C
- C.
B1, B2, B12
- D.
E, K, C
- 4.A clear liquid diet consists of the following:
- A.
Plain gelatin
- B.
Tea
- C.
Black coffee
- D.
A, B and C
- 5.The special needs diet most often prescribed for patients recovering from bone injury is the
- A.
BRAT diet
- B.
High- protein diet
- C.
Bland diet
- D.
Mechanical soft diet
- 6.The “ B” in the BRAT diet is what food?
- A.
Bran
- B.
Broccoli
- C.
Beans
- D.
Bananas
- 7.The correct daily fat intake for a patient on a low- fat/ low- cholesterol diet is:
- A.
Between 35 and 45 g
- B.
No fat should be consumed
- C.
Between 20 and 30 g
- D.
Between 5 and 15 g
- 8.“ Symptoms typically begin 12– 36 hours following ingestion of the bacterium and include vision problems, difficulty swallowing , nausea, and vomiting” describes:
- A.
Bulimia
- B.
Food allergies
- C.
Botulism
- D.
Trichinosis
- 9.Enables the thyroid gland to perform its function of controlling the rate at which foods are oxidized in the cells” is descriptive of:
- A.
Minerals
- B.
Iodine
- C.
Vitamin B2
- D.
Phosphorus
- 10.What vitamin enables the body to use calcium and phos-phorus in a normal way to build bones and teeth?
- A.
C
- B.
B12
- C.
A
- D.
D
- 11.The practice of medicine within each state is regulated by:
- A.
The surgeon general of the United States
- B.
The state itself
- C.
The American Medical Association
- D.
The U. S. attorney general
- 12.What are the three ways medical licensure may be obtained?
- A.
Reciprocity, registration, examination
- B.
Registration, endorsement, examination
- C.
Endorsement, examination, reciprocity
- D.
Clinical demonstration, registration, examination
- 13.Performing the correct treatment with errors is the defini-tion of:
- A.
Malfeasance
- B.
Misfeasance
- C.
Nonfeasance
- D.
Proximate cause
- 14.The physician is liable for the negligent actions of anyone who works for him or her. This is the definition of what legal term?
- A.
Proximate cause
- B.
Standard of care
- C.
Res judicata
- D.
Respondeat superior
- 15.What are the three parts of a contract?
- A.
Offer, acceptance, renegotiation
- B.
Offer, counteroffer, acceptance
- C.
Offer, acceptance, consideration
- D.
Offer, refusal, consideration
- 16.What legislative act protects healthcare workers from liabil-ity when they provide first aid in an emergency situation?
- A.
Good Samaritan Act
- B.
Patients’ Bill of Rights
- C.
Occupational Safety and Health Act
- D.
Red Cross Act
- 17.Civil law is concerned with:
- A.
Felonies and contracts
- B.
Felonies and misdemeanors
- C.
Torts and contracts
- D.
Torts and misdemeanors
- 18.A healthcare professional initiates care of a patient without completing the care or finding an acceptable substitute. This is known as:
- A.
Breach of contract
- B.
Abandonment
- C.
Termination of contract
- D.
Assumption of risk
- 19.Intentionally persuading people to do things they do not want to do is known as:
- A.
Duress
- B.
Undue influence
- C.
Fraud
- D.
Breach of contract
- 20.__________ are ethical decisions that pertain to certain life issues.
- A.
Biogenetics
- B.
Bioethics
- C.
Medi- ethics
- D.
Genetic ethics
- 21.Genetic engineering– related bioethical issues include:
- A.
Artificial insemination
- B.
Gene therapy
- C.
In vitro fertilization
- D.
Stem cell research
- E.
B and D
- 22.Copying one cell to create a genetically identical organism is known as:
- A.
In vitro fertilization
- B.
Gene therapy
- C.
Cloning
- D.
Stem cell research— embryonic
- 23.A physician who decides to terminate the physician- patient relationship must notify the patient in writing and address the following items:
- A.
The date when care will no longer be provided
- B.
The intent to terminate the relationship and why
- C.
An offer to refer the patient to another physician
- D.
A physician may not terminate the physician- patient relationship
- E.
All of the above
- 24.Altering or eliminating harmful genes or inserting normal genes into defective cells is known as:
- A.
Gene therapy
- B.
Gene manipulation
- C.
Stem cell research
- D.
Cloning
- 25.All but one of the following are principles of both the AMA and the AAMA Code of Ethics:
- A.
Freedom of choice
- B.
Responsibility to improve the community
- C.
Continued study
- D.
Human dignity
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