Mock Jurisprudence Exam questions
and answers with solutions
_____ minimal standards of behavior established by statues - ANSWER laws
principle of ethics that talks bout a person's ability to make decisions for themselves is -
ANSWER autonomy
principle of ethics that calls practitioners to "do no harm" is - ANSWER Nonmaleficence
What is established as a guide to professional behavior - ANSWER code of ethics
ethics are - ANSWER open to individual interpretation
dental auxiliary is - ANSWER dental assistant, hygienist, lab technician
the level of supervision in which the dentist is physically present in the office and checks the
work that was prescribed - ANSWER direct
category of law that deals with the relations of individuals or corporations is - ANSWER civil law,
crimes against an individual
the purpose of being licensed is - ANSWER to protect the public from incompetent providers
who interprets the dental practice act - ANSWER the board of dentistry
reciprocity allows a licensed practitioner to - ANSWER practice in another state
, respondent superior states that - ANSWER an employer is responsible for the actions of their
employees
when can a dentist refuse to treat a patient diagnosed with HIV - ANSWER when the patient has
a condition that is better treated by a specialist
when a patient receives proper, sufficient care, they are receiving - ANSWER due care
what are the types of contracts - ANSWER expressed contracts & implied contracts
how can a professional prevent a malpractice suit - ANSWER practice prevention and have good
communication with the patient
which components must be present for a successful malpractice suit - ANSWER duty to the
patient, dereliction in treatment, direct cause, and damages
the actions of the patient demonstrate - ANSWER implied consent
where should a broken appointment be recorded - ANSWER in a patient record
who are mandated reporters - ANSWER professionals required by state law to report known or
suspected cases of child abuse
the state board of dentistry may suspend or revoke a license for - ANSWER gross immorality,
substance abuse, and unauthorized prescription writing
and answers with solutions
_____ minimal standards of behavior established by statues - ANSWER laws
principle of ethics that talks bout a person's ability to make decisions for themselves is -
ANSWER autonomy
principle of ethics that calls practitioners to "do no harm" is - ANSWER Nonmaleficence
What is established as a guide to professional behavior - ANSWER code of ethics
ethics are - ANSWER open to individual interpretation
dental auxiliary is - ANSWER dental assistant, hygienist, lab technician
the level of supervision in which the dentist is physically present in the office and checks the
work that was prescribed - ANSWER direct
category of law that deals with the relations of individuals or corporations is - ANSWER civil law,
crimes against an individual
the purpose of being licensed is - ANSWER to protect the public from incompetent providers
who interprets the dental practice act - ANSWER the board of dentistry
reciprocity allows a licensed practitioner to - ANSWER practice in another state
, respondent superior states that - ANSWER an employer is responsible for the actions of their
employees
when can a dentist refuse to treat a patient diagnosed with HIV - ANSWER when the patient has
a condition that is better treated by a specialist
when a patient receives proper, sufficient care, they are receiving - ANSWER due care
what are the types of contracts - ANSWER expressed contracts & implied contracts
how can a professional prevent a malpractice suit - ANSWER practice prevention and have good
communication with the patient
which components must be present for a successful malpractice suit - ANSWER duty to the
patient, dereliction in treatment, direct cause, and damages
the actions of the patient demonstrate - ANSWER implied consent
where should a broken appointment be recorded - ANSWER in a patient record
who are mandated reporters - ANSWER professionals required by state law to report known or
suspected cases of child abuse
the state board of dentistry may suspend or revoke a license for - ANSWER gross immorality,
substance abuse, and unauthorized prescription writing
