CPMSM Test questions with verified solutions graded A+ 2023 /2024

CPMSM Test Miller v Eisenhower - correct answer Disruptive behavior must be related to patient care. Robinson v McGovern - correct answer Denied privileges. Hospital may determine proper limitations. Denial of application is not a restriction of trade. Patrick v Burget - correct answer Peer review for anti competitive reasons violated anti-trust laws. Elam v College Park - correct answer Podiatrist. Hospital failed to obtain malpractice claim hx. Medical Records knew. Negligent Credentialing Johnson v Miscordia - correct answer Physician failed to disclose malpractice claims and lied about privileges. Negligent credentialing. They should have known. Darlington v Charleston Memorial - correct answer Negligence resulting in teenager amputee. Charitable immunity didn't cover. Rao v Auburn General - correct answer Disruptive behavior may be considered if it affects ability to practice or hospital operations. Personality problems must affect the workings of the hospital Boyd v Albert Einstein Medical - correct answer Ostensible agency: MCO liable for practitioner's action Harrell v Total Health Care - correct answer Negligent credentialing; failure to credential McClennan v Health Maintenance Org. of PA - correct answer duty to select & monitor. ostensible agency Mathews v Lancaster - correct answer HCQIA burden on physician to prove bad faith peer review. (Committee found substandard care; outside consultant agreed. Surgeon challenged. Presumption of good faith upheld) Bell v Sharp Cabrillo - correct answer Negligent Credentialing - Failure to request data from other hospital about basis for its summary suspension. Hogsathavij v Queen of Angels Hollywood Presbyterian - correct answer Governing body has ultimate authority. Physician taken off back-up panel for failing to accept patient; board overturned hearing. Mahmoodian v United Hospital Center - correct answer Disruptive behavior. Hospital can revoke otherwise competent physician's privileges when physician's disruptive behavior may adversely affect patient care. Oskooi v Fountain Valley Regional Hospital - correct answer Failure to disclose - Ophthalmologist did not disclose all prior hospital affiliations on application; Hospital summary suspension upheld. Web man v Little Company of Mercy Hospital - correct answer Duty to credential - burden of proof. Physician refused to authorize release of information by prior hospitals. Hospital denied application. Court held for hospital Kadlac v Lakeview - correct answer Hospital granted privileges to anesthesiology who had a hx of substance abuse and performance issues. Frigo v Silver cross Hospital - correct answer Corporate negligence. Breach of duty. Podiatrist did not meet initial or revised criteria for Level II surgical privileges but was granted privileges regardless.