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TEXAS MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE EXAM PRACTICE
NEWEST 2026 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALL ANSWERED {100 Q & A} ALREADY GRADED A+ |
BRAND NEW! | 100% GUARANTEED PASS
1. Which of the following constitutes improper advertising?
• A. Posting clinic hours
• B. Listing board certification
• C. Claiming to “cure” diseases without scientific evidence
• D. Sharing location information
False or misleading advertising violates TMB regulations.
2. How must a physician handle a patient’s advance
directive?
• A. Ignore it
• B. Honor it unless inconsistent with standard care
• C. Follow family wishes instead
• D. Wait until court orders action
Advance directives must be followed unless they conflict
with standard of care or legal requirements.
3. Which of the following is required for a valid physician-
patient relationship?
• A. A handshake agreement
• B. Consent, history-taking, evaluation, and treatment plan
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• C. Social media interaction
• D. Advice given at a social gathering
A legitimate relationship requires documentation, consent,
and appropriate medical care.
4. Under Texas law, patient abandonment may occur when:
• A. A patient refuses treatment
• B. A physician terminates care without adequate
notice or arrangements
• C. A physician retires after 20 years
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• D. The patient misses appointments
Failure to properly discharge a patient can lead to
abandonment claims.
5. If a physician discovers fraudulent billing practices
by a colleague, they must:
• A. Ignore it
• B. Report it to the Texas Medical Board or appropriate
authority
• C. Discuss it with the media
• D. Fire the billing manager
Reporting unethical or illegal activity is an ethical and legal
obligation.
6. A physician may be disciplined by the TMB for:
• A. Taking vacation
• B. Treating family members in an emergency
• C. Falsifying medical records
• D. Participating in community health events
Altering or falsifying records is serious misconduct and may
lead to license revocation.
7. Texas law requires medical records to be released to
patients:
• A. Only after 6 months
• B. Only if the patient pays full treatment cost
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• C. Within 15 business days after request and authorization
TEXAS MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE EXAM PRACTICE
NEWEST 2026 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALL ANSWERED {100 Q & A} ALREADY GRADED A+ |
BRAND NEW! | 100% GUARANTEED PASS
1. Which of the following constitutes improper advertising?
• A. Posting clinic hours
• B. Listing board certification
• C. Claiming to “cure” diseases without scientific evidence
• D. Sharing location information
False or misleading advertising violates TMB regulations.
2. How must a physician handle a patient’s advance
directive?
• A. Ignore it
• B. Honor it unless inconsistent with standard care
• C. Follow family wishes instead
• D. Wait until court orders action
Advance directives must be followed unless they conflict
with standard of care or legal requirements.
3. Which of the following is required for a valid physician-
patient relationship?
• A. A handshake agreement
• B. Consent, history-taking, evaluation, and treatment plan
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• C. Social media interaction
• D. Advice given at a social gathering
A legitimate relationship requires documentation, consent,
and appropriate medical care.
4. Under Texas law, patient abandonment may occur when:
• A. A patient refuses treatment
• B. A physician terminates care without adequate
notice or arrangements
• C. A physician retires after 20 years
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• D. The patient misses appointments
Failure to properly discharge a patient can lead to
abandonment claims.
5. If a physician discovers fraudulent billing practices
by a colleague, they must:
• A. Ignore it
• B. Report it to the Texas Medical Board or appropriate
authority
• C. Discuss it with the media
• D. Fire the billing manager
Reporting unethical or illegal activity is an ethical and legal
obligation.
6. A physician may be disciplined by the TMB for:
• A. Taking vacation
• B. Treating family members in an emergency
• C. Falsifying medical records
• D. Participating in community health events
Altering or falsifying records is serious misconduct and may
lead to license revocation.
7. Texas law requires medical records to be released to
patients:
• A. Only after 6 months
• B. Only if the patient pays full treatment cost
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• C. Within 15 business days after request and authorization
