Dynamics of Health Care in Society Rutgers
Exam | Updated Questions and Answers |
Most Recent 2026 Edition
• what holistic medicine deals with the alignment of the spine -✓✓ chiropractor
• what field assists physicians both in exam rooms as well as the reception desk -
✓✓ Medical Assistants
• Why has home health care increased over the past decade -✓✓ increasing
numbers of older people are living longer with chronic illnesses
• what field of medicine has a broad range of knowledge serving a large range of
patients -✓✓ general practitioner
• what is it called when vital signs from home are transmitted to doctors over the
phone -✓✓ telemedicine
• what is the basic legal right held by all U.S. citizens -✓✓ Civil Rights
• what are the basic legal rights held by all U.S. citizens through the U.S.
constitution -✓✓ constitutional rights
• What are the fundamental rights of all people regardless of citizenship status -✓✓
human rights
,• what law focuses on issues between private citizens, such as medical malpractice
-✓✓ civil law
• what is a law that are enacted by federal, state, and local legislatures and enforced
by the court system -✓✓ statutory law
• what laws are designed to encourage people to give emergency medical care
without fear of being sued -✓✓ Good Samaritan Laws
• what is it called when patients are given information about their care and
voluntarily consent to particular treatments or procedures -✓✓ Informed Consent
• What is it called when a patient is unconscious and is assumed that they have
given permission -✓✓ implied consent
• what is a set of guidelines that help determine right from wrong -✓✓ Ethics
• What is it called when a nurse forgets to give a dose of medicine to a patient -✓✓
Negligence
• What is it called when materials are designed to resist the growth of bacteria -✓✓
Bacterial-static
• what is it called when materials kill bacteria -✓✓ bactericidal
• what is the highest level of sanitation -✓✓ sterilization
, • what type of container is used for waste that has come in contact with blood or
body fluids -✓✓ bio-hazard waste container
• what must be done if a patient is exposed to a bio-hazard -✓✓ incident report
• what U.S. government agency is dedicated to the prevention and control of
disease, injury, and disability -✓✓ CDC
• what is the best way to break the chain of infection -✓✓ Washing Hands
• what type of microorganisms need oxygen to grow -✓✓ aerobic
• what is the most common infection in the world -✓✓ upper respiratory infection
• what is the biggest obstacle to receiving health care -✓✓ Income
• what is the right for patients to make decisions about their health care -✓✓
patient autonomy
• proper nutrition and exercise can reduce what -✓✓ stress
• how many steps are there in problem solving -✓✓ 5
• what type of leadership consists of a single leader maintains total control -✓✓
autocratic leadership
Exam | Updated Questions and Answers |
Most Recent 2026 Edition
• what holistic medicine deals with the alignment of the spine -✓✓ chiropractor
• what field assists physicians both in exam rooms as well as the reception desk -
✓✓ Medical Assistants
• Why has home health care increased over the past decade -✓✓ increasing
numbers of older people are living longer with chronic illnesses
• what field of medicine has a broad range of knowledge serving a large range of
patients -✓✓ general practitioner
• what is it called when vital signs from home are transmitted to doctors over the
phone -✓✓ telemedicine
• what is the basic legal right held by all U.S. citizens -✓✓ Civil Rights
• what are the basic legal rights held by all U.S. citizens through the U.S.
constitution -✓✓ constitutional rights
• What are the fundamental rights of all people regardless of citizenship status -✓✓
human rights
,• what law focuses on issues between private citizens, such as medical malpractice
-✓✓ civil law
• what is a law that are enacted by federal, state, and local legislatures and enforced
by the court system -✓✓ statutory law
• what laws are designed to encourage people to give emergency medical care
without fear of being sued -✓✓ Good Samaritan Laws
• what is it called when patients are given information about their care and
voluntarily consent to particular treatments or procedures -✓✓ Informed Consent
• What is it called when a patient is unconscious and is assumed that they have
given permission -✓✓ implied consent
• what is a set of guidelines that help determine right from wrong -✓✓ Ethics
• What is it called when a nurse forgets to give a dose of medicine to a patient -✓✓
Negligence
• What is it called when materials are designed to resist the growth of bacteria -✓✓
Bacterial-static
• what is it called when materials kill bacteria -✓✓ bactericidal
• what is the highest level of sanitation -✓✓ sterilization
, • what type of container is used for waste that has come in contact with blood or
body fluids -✓✓ bio-hazard waste container
• what must be done if a patient is exposed to a bio-hazard -✓✓ incident report
• what U.S. government agency is dedicated to the prevention and control of
disease, injury, and disability -✓✓ CDC
• what is the best way to break the chain of infection -✓✓ Washing Hands
• what type of microorganisms need oxygen to grow -✓✓ aerobic
• what is the most common infection in the world -✓✓ upper respiratory infection
• what is the biggest obstacle to receiving health care -✓✓ Income
• what is the right for patients to make decisions about their health care -✓✓
patient autonomy
• proper nutrition and exercise can reduce what -✓✓ stress
• how many steps are there in problem solving -✓✓ 5
• what type of leadership consists of a single leader maintains total control -✓✓
autocratic leadership
