Question 1

Which of the following are the best examples of the role of the medical staff infection control committee?

Patient A admitted with an open wound with discharge from a surgery site who complains of poor care from the hospital during an immediately previous surgical procedure.

Patient A admitted with a wound with no prior hospital visit.

Patient A admitted with an closed wound with no discharge from a surgery site who complains of poor care from the hospital during a previous surgical procedure several months earlier.

Patient A admitted with an open wound with discharge from a surgery site who complains of poor care from the hospital during an immediately previous emergency stay.

Question 2

Which of the following best illustrates the role of a medical director in a medical facility?

A full or part time administrator who serves as a liaisonbetween the medical staff, the directing board, and ensures the quality of care provided to the patients.

A full or part time physician who serves as a liaisonbetween the medical staff, the directing board, and ensures the quality of care provided to the patients.

A full or part time nurse who serves as a liaisonbetween the medical staff, the directing board, and ensures the quality of care provided to the patients.

A full or part time physician who serves on the medical staff, the directing board, and whoensures the quality of care provided to the patients.

Question 3

Which of the following best describes the guidelines related to acquiring medical staff privileges?

Physician A who has a current medical license from the state in which they wish to practice, have met most of the criteria of the organizations' medical bylaws and signed a binding agreement acknowledgment of their knowledge of the bylaws.

Physician B who has a current medical license, have met all criteria of the organizations' medical bylaws and signed a binding agreement acknowledgment of their knowledge of the bylaws.

Physician D who has a current medical license from the state in which they wish to practice, have met all criteria of the laws and signed a binding agreement acknowledgment of their knowledge of them.

Physician C who has a current medical license from the state in which they wish to practice, have met all criteria of the organizations' medical bylaws and signed a binding agreement acknowledgment of their knowledge of the bylaws.

Question 4

Which of the following best decribes the the use and purpose of the Practitioner Data Bank?

Serves as a repository of comprehensive information aboutphysiciansand must be checked every 2 years in order to determine the updated status ofhealthcarepractitioners.

Serves as a repository of comprehensive information abouthealthcareproviders andphysiciansand must be checked every year in order to determine the updated status ofhealthcarepractitioners.

Serves as a repository of comprehensive information about healthcare providers and physicians and must be checked every 2 years in order to determine the updated status of healthcare practitioners.

Serves as a repository of comprehensive information abouthealthcareproviders andphysiciansand must be checked every 3 years in order to determine the updated status ofhealthcarepractitioners.

Question 5

Which of the following best describes state authority in medical license statutes?

A vested interest in public health and welfare and not comprise unreasonable, capricious or unreasonable interference to practice an obligation.

A vested interest in public health and welfare and comprise unreasonable, capricious or unreasonable interference to practice a profession.

A temporary interest in public health and welfare and not comprise unreasonable, capricious or unreasonable interference to practice a profession.

A vested interest in public health and welfare and not comprise unreasonable, capricious or unreasonable interference to practice a profession.

Question 6

Which of the following best addresses the considerations associated with physician reappointment?

A complete credential and departmental review must be conducted every 3 years in order to examine clinical performance and quality of patient care.

A complete credential and departmental review must be conducted every 2 years in order to examine clinical performance and quality of patient care.

A complete credential and departmental review must be conducted every year in order to examine clinical performance and quality of patient care.

A complete credential and departmental review must be conducted every 2 years in order to examine performance and quality of patient care.

Question 7

Which best describes the preferred manner of physician supervision and monitoring?

Most physicians seem to respond best to unbiased, fair, malicious peer review.

Most physicians seem to respond best to biased, fair, non-malicious peer review.

Most physicians seem to respond best to unbiased, fair, non-malicious peer review.

Most physicians seem to respond best when a biased, fair, non-malicious peer review process is utilized.

Question 8

What best describes why physician negligence is so significant in malpractice suits?

Patients and their families are rarely dependent on physicians to provide correctdiagnonisin order to construct a correct course of action so that they may regain theirhealthand vitality.

Patients and their families should never be almost completely dependent on physicians to provide correctdiagnonisin order to construct a correct course of action so that they may regain theirhealthand vitality.

Patients and their families are almost completely dependent on physicians to provide correctdiagnonisin order to construct any course of action so that they may regain theirhealthand vitality.

Patients and their families are almost completely dependent on physicians to provide correct diagnonis in order to construct a correct course of action so that they may regain their health and vitality.

Question 9

Which best describes the purpose and use of a physical and medical history when prescribing a treatment pan?

Patient medical history and physicals provide a basic level of standard care required in all healthcare practice.

Patient medical history and physicals provide a basic level of standard care required in current healthcare practice.

Patient medical history and physicals provide an advanced level of standard care required in current healthcare practice.

Patient medical history and physicals provide a basic level of knowledge to address any care required in healthcare practice.

Question 10

Psychiatry has different issues in that physical tests are not the major areas of diagnosis. Which of the following best describes the major difficulties leading to legal actions in psychiatry"

The use of electroshock, misdiagnosis related to possible personal gain, and physician warning those who might be harmed are the principal areas of malpractice in psychiatry.

The use of electroshock, a diagnosis related to possible personal harm and/or suicide, the administration of electrical heat treatments, and the failure by thephysicianto warn those who might be harmed are the principal areas of malpractice in psychiatry.

The use of electroshock, misdiagnosis related to possible personal harm and/or suicide, the administration of electrical shocktreatments, and the failure by thephysicianto warn those who might be helped are the principal areas of practice in psychiatry.

The use of electroshock, misdiagnosis related to possible personal harm and/or suicide, and the failure by the physician to warn those who might be harmed are the principal areas of malpractice in psychiatry.