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If a notary refuses to notarize an affidavit presented for NY notary mobile services, what is the potential maximum jail sentence? -ANSWER 1 year Proof certificate -ANSWER The notary certificate of a witness to the execution of a real estate conveyance What are the requirements to become a notary public in NYS -ANSWER at least 18 years of age, resident or qualified non-resident, no special education or common school level if a notary moves to another state but still works in NYS he/she ...

Notaries public are commissioned by _____________. -ANSWER Secretary of State An applicant's original application and $60 fee is sent to the _____________. -ANSWER Division of Licensing Services. The Notaries public applications' oath of office must be _____________. -ANSWER sworn and notarized The Secretary of State forwards the Notary Public commission, original oath of office and signature to _______________. -ANSWER county clerk Who maintains a record of commission and signatur...

Who are notaries public commissioned by? -ANSWER The Secretary of State To whom is an application submitted to become a notary public? -ANSWER The Division of Licensing Services. How much is an application to become a notary public? -ANSWER $60. What is included in the application to become a notary public? -ANSWER An oath of office, duly executed before any person authorized to administer an oath, together with their signature. What must also be included in the application to become...

A notary at the time of appointment must be either a NYS resident or have a place of business in New York State? - ANSWERTRUE - a notary must also be a united states citizen at the time of appointment. however, the department of state, division of licensing services web site adds that notary may also be a permanent resident alien of the united states A NYS resident notary public who moves out of NYS but still maintains a place of business in NYS can continue to be a notary in NYS? - ANSWERTRU...

Notaries public are commissioned by _____________ -ANSWER The Secretary of State A/An _________ may be appointed a notary public without an examination -ANSWER an *attorney* admitted to practice in New York State (bonus point: also exempt are officially appointed *Court Clerks* in the NY State court system) True/False: Non-residents of New York state who have offices or places of business in the state may also become notaries. -ANSWER True. An office or place of business is sufficien...

What are Procedures (EAP) - ANSWERSEpic classifies any order that is not a medication as a procedure ( referrals to specialties , imaging , labs, immunizations , etc. ) . Procedure records are used for : - ANSWERSPlacing orders Documenting that a procedure was performed Triggering charges The Procedure Hierarchy (Specifc to General) - ANSWERSProcedure ( EAP ) Defines unique unique settings for a procedure . Procedure Category ( EDP ) Defines shared settings for a group of related pro...

Your providers would like the question "Is the patient pregnant?" to appear when ordering an X-ray for female patients aged 12 or older. After the order-specific question has been created, how will you accomplish this request? (Choose only one answer.) A. Link the question to the X-Ray Default Settings screen of System Definitions. B. Link the question to the "X-ray orderables" procedure category. C. Link the question to the OCC at the procedure category level. D. Link the question to th...

Describe the most efficient way to have the same question appear for all the diagnostic imaging procedures. - ANSWERSLink the procedure category for those imaging tests to the question. If you list Glucose as a Result Component in a procedure record, how does that affect the user who results this test? - ANSWERSIn Enter/Edit Results, the user sees the component by default, thus saving documentation time. In the procedure category for Lab Sent Outs, two buttons are set up for CLASS. However...

Procedure (EAP) - ANSWERSDefines unique settings for a procedure Procedure Category (EDP) - ANSWERSDefines shared settings for a group of related procedures System Definitions (LSD) - ANSWERSDefines shared settings on a system wide level Order Composer Configuration (OCC) - ANSWERSDefines the following settings: Controlled items, summary items, display items Controlled Items - ANSWERSDefines fields that are required or recommended in an order composer Summary Items - ANSWERSDefine...

An orderable procedure record requires the following settings: A procedure type of __________ A linked __________ A record purpose of __________ - ANSWERSCharge Procedure Category (EDP) Orderable What does the Order Composer Configuration (OCC) record with a context of Ambulatory control? - ANSWERSControlled items Summary items Display items Procedures that have similar needs will typically define allowed values, default values, and buttons at the __________ level. Procedures w...

SmartSet (PRL) > Section > SmartGroup (OSQ) > Item (such as orders, diagnoses, SmartTexts, etc.) - ANSWERSOrdered from "large" to "small", what are the four components that make up a SmartSet's basic structure? A BPA SmartSet Base (LGL) record is needed to restrict the SmartSet to outpatient encounters. It should be linked to the SmartSet (PRL). - ANSWERSIf a SmartSet should only be available in outpatient encounters, what BPA record is needed and where should it be linked? A...

If one procedure needs a default Order Class of "Clinic Performed", can all procedures be assigned to the same category? Explain. - ANSWERSYes. The procedure needing the "Clinic Perform" Order Class can be setup in the procedure record and it would override the Procedure Category List. Name the procedure hierarchy's three levels. - ANSWERSProcedure, Procedure Category and System Definition What is the purpose of the procedure category? - ANSWERSAdministrators use procedure categories ...

yellow signs mean - ANSWERGeneral warnings Red means - ANSWERSTOP (octagon) Orange means - ANSWERConstruction and maintenance warnings Black means (with white writing) - ANSWERRegulatory signs Green means - ANSWERDistance,direction, and information Fluorescent yellow-green means - ANSWERSchool zones Diamond shape - ANSWERHazardous or unusual condition ahead

What is the maximum height of a commercial vehicle (without a permit)? - ANSWER13' 6" What is the maximum weight of a commercial vehicle (without a special permit)? - ANSWER34,000 LBS. What type of vehicle does an operator license NOT authorize the holder to operate? - ANSWERa Motorcycle A CDL permit, unlike a for-hire permit, is for vehicles with a gross weight over ______________ pounds. - ANSWER26,000 A CDL permit, unlike a for-hire permit, allows you to transport _____ or more ...

1.) Evidence of residency in Indiana include: - ANSWER1.Residential address in the state of Indiana 2.Registered voter in Indiana 3.More than 1/2 of gross income from Indiana 4.Holding lawful stewardship of a juvenile in elementary or secondary school in Indiana. 2.) Who is NOT considered a resident according to the manual? - ANSWER1.Students enrolled at a post-secondary educational institution 2.Active duty miitary personnel in the armed forces 3.Temporary employees 3.) How long do n...

16,000 lbs - ANSWERRegistered as having a gross weight of at least 26,000 lbs - ANSWERRegistered as having a gross weight of no more than Transport passengers and property for hire - ANSWEREndorsement provides the ability to Fewer than 16 people, including the driver - ANSWERDesigned the transport False - ANSWERAllows driver to operate a commercial motor vehicle. True - ANSWERCDL holders must apply for and pass For-Hire exam to operate in for-hire capacity 18 years old - ANSWER...

acknowledge - ANSWERto admit the existence of truth of a statement and accept responsibility acknowledgement - ANSWERa formal declaration before a notary public that the instrument presented is the free and voluntary act of the party executing it and the signatures on the document are genuine administer - ANSWERto give or apply in a formal way affidavit - ANSWERa signed statement made under oath or affirmation affirmation - ANSWERan oral or written declaration made by a person who ha...

How many years do violation points stay active on your driver's record? - ANSWER 2 years after conviction date What BAC (blood alcohol content) will get your license suspended for 180 days? - ANSWER 0.8% BAC How many feet distance should you have when signaling to change lanes or turn? - ANSWER 200 feet or 300 feet when speed limit is 50 or over Passenger vehicles must not exceed ____ mph or the posted speed limit - ANSWER 70 On urban highways a vehicle may not exceed ____ mph or th...

Which of the following is an example of a for-hire vehicle? 1. Carrying Passengers For Hire 2. A church Bus 3. A commercial vehicle 4. All of the above - ANSWER4. All of the above What is the maximum width of a commercial vehicle without a special permit? - ANSWER8 feet, 6 inches Tires have been known to lose up to how much PSI per month? 1. 1 PSI 2. 2 PSI 3. 4 PSI 4. 6 PSI - ANSWER1. 1 PSI Which of the following increases the risk of rollover the most? 1. Inexperienced drivers...

16,000 lbs - ANSWER Registered as having a gross weight of at least 26,000 lbs - ANSWER Registered as having a gross weight of no more than Transport passengers and property for hire - ANSWER Endorsement provides the ability to Fewer than 16 people, including the driver - ANSWER Designed the transport False - ANSWER Allows driver to operate a commercial motor vehicle. True - ANSWER CDL holders must apply for and pass For-Hire exam to operate in for-hire capacity 18 years old - ...