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Question 1.1. Which of the following can legally nullify (countermand, repeal, reverse) a ruling of the highest court of a state or the federal government? (Points : 4) An administrative order issued by the president A constitutional amendment A decision by the US Court of Appeals A writ of mandamus Question 2.2. The four sources of public law in the United States are constitutions, statutes, administrative regulations, and (Points : 4) contracts judicial decisions presidential decrees opinions of the Attorney General Question 3.3. The principle of stare decisis relates to which of the following? (Points : 4) Following precedent in judicial decisions Judgment notwithstanding the verdict Constitutional amendments The thing speaks for itself Question 4.4. The type of law that is made by the executive branch of government is known as which of the following? (Points : 4) Administrative Constitutional Common Statutory Question 5.5. The citation for a court's opinion reads: Showalter v. Eisenhower, 75 U.S. 105 (1942). Which court decided that case? (Points : 4) The US Supreme Court A federal court in District 75 The Uniformed Services Court of Appeals None of the above Question 6.6. Which of the following are elements of all valid contracts? (Points : 4) Written documents signed and witnessed by competent persons Competent parties, a meeting of the minds, and consideration Express consent and a legal purpose Waiver of liability and a liquidated damages clause Question 7.7. The category of defamation includes both libel and slander. (Points : 4) True False Question 8.8. A physician's unfulfilled promise to cure a patient may lead to which of the following types of liability? (Points : 4) Breach of warranty Res ipsa loquitur Per se violation Punitive damages Question 9.9. "Intentional infliction of emotional distress" is also known as (Points : 4) outrage false imprisonment misrepresentation invasion of privacy Question 10.10. An exculpatory contract is one that (Points : 4) imposes liability on the defendant establishes a structured settlement after a jury's verdict releases the defendant of liability provides for periodic payments to the plaintif Question 11.11. Which of the following provides an efective defense to a malpractice lawsuit? (Points : 4) The US Constitution Medicare Conditions of Participation The statute of limitations The Rule in Shelley's Case Question 12.12. An extra-judicial hearing held in an attempt to avoid a court trial is often known as (Points : 4) arbitration deposition interrogatory plenary hearing Question 13.13. In a medical malpractice trial, the standard of care is most often established by which of the following? (Points : 4) Expert testimony Interrogatories to a party Due care under the circumstances Statutes Question 14.14. Where are the powers of a corporation found? (Points : 4) State law and the corporate articles/bylaws The US Constitution Resolutions of the board of directors/trustees Decisions of the state's supreme court Question 15.15. A not-for-profit hospital corporation is forbidden from doing which of the following? (Points : 4) Earning a profit Paying its CEO a salary equivalent to that of a for-profit hospital's CEO Making charitable donations to another hospital Distributing profit to members of the board of directors/trustees Question 16.16. Which of the following transactions is the most likely to be considered ultra vires if undertaken by a hospital corporation? (Points : 4) Purchasing a medical office building Merging with another hospital corporation Making loans to members of the governing board Owning a medical liability insurance company Question 17.17. Accountable care organizations consist of which of the following? (Points : 4) Health plans and their accounting firms Groups of providers of service and suppliers that meet certain criteria HMOs, PPOs, and other networks of physicians Consumer groups that monitor and report on hospitals' quality standards Question 18.18. Respondeat superior is also known as (Points : 4) res ipsa loquitur vicarious liability mother superior corporate liability Question 19.19. Negligence in selection and retention of medical staf is a form of (Points : 4) gross negligence intentional tort criminal violation corporate liability Question 20.20. The history of hospitals can be traced back to miserable institutions of the Middle Ages. (Points : 4) True False Question 21.21. Respondeat superior is based on which of the following? (Points : 4) Charitable immunity The doctor-patient relationship Labor law An employer's responsibility for employees' work Question 22.22. Who has the authority to admit patients to a hospital? (Points : 4) Members of the governing board Physicians Hospital employees The CEO Question 23.23. In most cases, individuals do not have a legal right to be admitted to a hospital. (Points : 4) True False Question 24.24. The United States does not guarantee its citizens universal access to healthcare services. (Points : 4) True False Question 25.25. A hospital may legally establish policies that forbid treatment of certain ethnic minorities. (Points : 4) True False