TMB Jurisprudence Exam Latest Update with Verified Solutions

TMB Jurisprudence Exam Latest Update with Verified Solutions have to report child abuse/neglect in what time frame 48 hours have to issue birth certificate in what time frame 5 days issue death certificate in what time frame 10 days report communicable disease in what time frame 7 days supply medical records in what time frame 15 days how many people make up TMB (nad what is their credentialing) 19 people: 12 physicians (9 md, 3 do), 7 laypersons how long do TMB board members serve 6 YEARS who appoints TMB board members governor must renew license every ___ years 2 what kind of crime do you commit by practicing medicine without a license third degree felony if license is expired > ___ days, you are considered to be practicing without a license 30 to keep a license, you must complete ___ hours of CME every 2 years 48 hours can podiatrists (not MD/DO)admit patients to a hospital no NPs and PAs can prescribed which scheduled medications schedule III and IV you can delegate outpatient prescriptive authority to ___ (how many) midlevel full time equivalents 7 if you work in underserved areas, how many midlevels can work under you no limit in underserved areas you must visit the work site every ___ days and be available remotely 10 if convicted of a felony, your license is ___ permanently revoked what kind of crime do you commit by violating medical practice act (MPA) like dangerous prescribing class A misdemeanor what kind of crime do you commit if you get caught a SECOND time violating the medical practice act by dangerous prescribing third degree felony you must inform TMB of felonies, drug violations, fraud within ___ days 30 being named in ___ lawsuits within a ___ year period automatically generates an official review of your license 3, 5 define "infractions" and give examples, punishments? small tickets everyone gets: jaywalking, speeding, illegal parking. no effect on ability to practice medicine define misdemeanors and give examples, punishments? small crimes: shoplifting, DUI without injury. < 1 year jail with small fine. no affect on civil liberties. define felonies and give examples, punishments? serous crimes: assault, murder. jail time > 1 year. lose civil liberties (voting, owning a gun, etc) maximum consequences of class A misdemeanor </= 1 year jail. $4000 fine maximum consequences of class B misdemeanor