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What kind of treatment can the power of attorney NOT consent
to? - ANSWER
Admission to mental health institution, ECT, psychosurgery,
abortion, neglect of
minimal treatment (nutrition, hydration,
comfort measures)
Does the power of attorney have an expiration date? -
ANSWER -No, unless
specified
What happens if on the expiration date the patient is
incompetent? - ANSWER -
It is continued until patient becomes competent
again, then expires
Who cannot be the power of attorney? - ANSWER -
Principal health care
,provider or residential care provider or
employee of those
Does the power of attorney have access to the patient's
medical records? -
ANSWER -
Yes
When can you withhold treatment to an infant? - ANSWER -If
chronically and
irreversibly comatose or terminally ill and further treatment
would be futile
Can you withhold nutrition/hydration from a terminally ill
infant? - ANSWER -No
Is the mental health directive an advanced directive act? -
ANSWER -Yes, but
with
differences
What are the requirements for mental health directive? What
are requirements
for witnesses? - ANSWER -Age 18 or not a legal minor, not
incapacitated; 2
witnesses both of who cannot be related, beneficiaries,
attending physician, or
employees of
hospital
, Does a mental health directive have an expiration date? -
ANSWER -Yes, 3
years or until
revoked
What happens if on the expiration date of a mental health
directive, the patient
is incapacitated? - ANSWER -It continues until
competent
When can you use restraints? When can you use behavioral
measures? - ANSWER -If there is danger of harm to self or
others and other measures have failed; never
Does the donor have rights of a parent in artificial
insemination? Does the
husband? - ANSWER -Donor NO,
husband YES
What prenatal maternal tests must a physician check? -
ANSWER -HIV, hepB,
syphilis
How many times must a physician check prenatal maternal
tests? - ANSWER -
Twice; upon first examination and on admission
for delivery
2026-2027Actual Complete Real Exam Questions
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What kind of treatment can the power of attorney NOT consent
to? - ANSWER
Admission to mental health institution, ECT, psychosurgery,
abortion, neglect of
minimal treatment (nutrition, hydration,
comfort measures)
Does the power of attorney have an expiration date? -
ANSWER -No, unless
specified
What happens if on the expiration date the patient is
incompetent? - ANSWER -
It is continued until patient becomes competent
again, then expires
Who cannot be the power of attorney? - ANSWER -
Principal health care
,provider or residential care provider or
employee of those
Does the power of attorney have access to the patient's
medical records? -
ANSWER -
Yes
When can you withhold treatment to an infant? - ANSWER -If
chronically and
irreversibly comatose or terminally ill and further treatment
would be futile
Can you withhold nutrition/hydration from a terminally ill
infant? - ANSWER -No
Is the mental health directive an advanced directive act? -
ANSWER -Yes, but
with
differences
What are the requirements for mental health directive? What
are requirements
for witnesses? - ANSWER -Age 18 or not a legal minor, not
incapacitated; 2
witnesses both of who cannot be related, beneficiaries,
attending physician, or
employees of
hospital
, Does a mental health directive have an expiration date? -
ANSWER -Yes, 3
years or until
revoked
What happens if on the expiration date of a mental health
directive, the patient
is incapacitated? - ANSWER -It continues until
competent
When can you use restraints? When can you use behavioral
measures? - ANSWER -If there is danger of harm to self or
others and other measures have failed; never
Does the donor have rights of a parent in artificial
insemination? Does the
husband? - ANSWER -Donor NO,
husband YES
What prenatal maternal tests must a physician check? -
ANSWER -HIV, hepB,
syphilis
How many times must a physician check prenatal maternal
tests? - ANSWER -
Twice; upon first examination and on admission
for delivery
