Texas Medical Jurisprudence (JP) exam 2023 with 100% correct answers

quiz tips: guess 30 days for most deadlines quiz tips: guess 3rd degree felony if a crime sounds awful quiz tips: guess class A misdemeanor if a crime doesn't sound serious quiz tips: guess all of the above when available. avoid picking none of the above quiz tips: report child/elderly abuses to DFPS quiz tips: report licensing/malpractice issues to TMB, & almost everything else to DSHS DFPS = Texas department of family & protective services central place to report abuse of children, elderly, & people with disabilities DSHS = Texas department of state health services oversees hospitals & psychiatric facilities (including private) DADS = Texas department of aging & disability services regulates nursing homes, assisted living facilities ,adult day care TMB = Texas medical board Midlevesl = PA, APRN, APN, NP neglect of a child failure to provide a child medical care &u resulting in injury failure to provide a child with food, clothing, or shelter to sustain the life or health of the child (excluding failure caused primarily by financial inability unless relief services had been offered & refused) abuse of a child obscene or pornographic depiction of child failure protect a child from harm by another person mental or emotional injury to a child adult drug abuse causing injury to a child "Neglect" of an elderly person (age 65 and older) or a disabled person failure of a caretaker to provide goods or services, including medical services failure of the elderly or disabled person to provide for him- or herself the goods or services, including medical services abuse of an elderly person or disabled person any animosity from a caretaker, family member, or other individual who has an ongoing relationship with the person sexual abuse by a caretaker, family member or other individual who has an ongoing relationship with the person exploitation of an elderly person or disabled person stealing money or using resources without informed consent of the person stealing money or using resources by the person's caretaker, family member, or other individual with on-going relationship