Texas MD Jurisprudence Exam (2023)- Complete Questions & Answers(SCORED A)

When to report child abuse / neglect? - ANSWER - Within 48 hours When to report birth certificate? - ANSWER - 5 days When to report death certificate? - ANSWER - 10 days Reporting most communicable diseases? - ANSWER - 7 days (1 day for TB and pertussis) When supplying medical records by? - ANSWER - 15 days How many people compose the texas medical board? how many MDs? DOs? laypersons? how long is the term? - ANSWER - 12 are physicians (9 MD, 3 DO). 7 are laypersons. All are appointed by the governor for 6-year terms. Who does the Texas Medical Practice Act apply to? - ANSWER - Only texas licensed doctors practicing in texas. All laws covered by the MPA only apply to Texas-licensed physicians while practicing in Texas (or outside state providers providing telemedicine services to patients in Texas). All other healthcare providers (nurses, medical students, and other "doctors" such as dentists/podiatrist/optometrists) are not included. What criteria is needed for licensure? - ANSWER - - Complete college (60 credit hours) - Have an MD or DO - Pass the USMLE Steps 1-3 (within the past 7 years) and the Texas JP exam - Complete your intern (PGY1) year So, any US-trained grad finished with the Step exams can apply for their full Texas medical license after completing their internship. Ben White. The Texas Medical Jurisprudence Exam - A Concise Review (Kindle Locations 77-81). Kindle Edition. What is the renewal schedule for your texas medical license? Overdue fines? Expiration? - ANSWER - For starters, you renew it every two years (after the initial licensing period, which ranges from 12 to 24 months). If you're late: - No fine if expired < 30 days