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A health insurance policy that allows an insurer to change the policy owners premiums, but not cancel the policy is called - Answer Guaranteed renewable policy Which type of coverage pays an amount per day for hospitalization directly to the insured regardless of the insured's other health insurance? - Answer Hospital indemnity A life insurance policy that contains a guaranteed interest rate with the chance to earn a rate that is higher than the guaranteed rate is called - Answer ...

Title Insurance - Answer Insured statement of the condition of title or ownership of real property. One-time only premium. Named insured and heirs protected against title defects, liens and encumbrances as of the date of policy. Commitment/Binder - Answer A binding contract with a title company to issue a specific title policy, showing only those exceptions contained in the commitment and any intervening matters after the date of the commitment and prior to the effective date of the pol...

Which of the following term insurance types provides temporary protection that can be changed to some type of permanent protection without evidence of insurability? - Answer Convertible Which policy type is backed by equity investments and allows the policyholder to adjust the death benefit? - Answer variable universal life which of the following lists the three common types of permanent individual life insurance? - Answer Variable Life, whole Life, Universal Life Which of the ...

Appurtenance - Answer Right or privilege that is part of the ownership of property, such as a Right of Way to a Highway across the land of another. Permanent/runs with the land. (i.e improvements & easements (right to use someone else's land) - permanent & passed along with the land). *Water rights-rights to natural resources found in the land (i.e water, mineral, oil rights). What are the Penalties for Violating RESPA? - Answer Criminal fines up to $10,000 for each violation...

Metes and Bounds - Answer A system describing real estate that uses feet, degrees and a point of beginning is Loan Policy - Answer The mortgage debt will be paid by the borrowers is not insured by this policy Appurtenant Easement - Answer Runs with the land Owner's Policy - Answer Insures that the taxes will not increase in which type of policy Owner's Policy - Answer Rights of the government to appropriate land for a highway is not covered in what type of policy...

transfer of risk from person or business to insurer. - Answer insurance can end up with a loss or win - Answer Speculative risk can only end up with a loss - Answer pure risk Risks the insurance company are liable for. - Answer exposure the cause of a loss - Answer peril the unintended, unforeseen damage to property, injury, or amount paid. - Answer Loss physical loss to property with no intervening cause. - Answer Direct Loss Consequential loss as the r...

A title insurance company or a title insurance agent may perform all of the following except: a)solicit title insurance applications for a policy b)provide settlement services c)pay part of their fees to a real estate agent d) search county records - Answer C The following is true of an appurtenant easement. a) It runs with the land. b) It expires when the property is conveyed. c) It is personal in nature. d) It is prescriptive. - Answer A An Owner's Policy does insure: a...

Quasi-Contract - Answer A contract this is implied by law and a way for courts to correct or remedy a situation and to prevent unjust enrichment. Void for Vagueness - Answer 1. An incomplete and uncertain contract based on vague terms --- which may be void 2. If a determination is not reached, the courts may void the contract or severe the terms. Statue of Frauds Includes: - Answer - Contracts that cannot be performed in one year - Contracts for the sale of real estate, rea...

Charlie is the personal assistant for the top producer in the office, and he would like to have his own business cards. What can Charlie list as his title? - Answer "Personal Assistant" Auctioneer John is not a real estate agent. A neighbor wants him to auction her property. Is this legal? - Answer Yes, auctioneers can auction property in Michigan, as long as they do not handle the closing. Which of the following is NOT true regarding the Administrative Rules in Michigan? - Ans...

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Phagocytosis - Answer is the process by which a cell—often a phagocyte or a protist—engulfs a solid particle to form an internal compartment known as a phagosome. Chronic Inflammation - Answer Define: Chronic inflammation is inflammation of prolonged duration in which continuing inflammation, tissue injury, and healing, often by fibrosis, proceed simultaneously Characterized by: Infiltration with mononuclear cells (macrophages, lymphocytes & plasma cells) Tissue destruction (...

Upon completetion of a vag exam on a laboring woman, the nurse records: 50%, 6cm, -1, Which is correct interpreation of data - Answer Fetal presenting part is 1 cm above the ischial spine Assesssment of PP mother 34 yrs old room 217, G7P6107 NSVD 6 hours ago after a 2 hour labor Male, 4244g, Apgars 5&7 breatfedding T100F. B/P 88/50 p108 R20 Lochia rubra saturationg 2 maxi pads per hour x 4 hours. Fundus is boggy 1 cm above umbilicus. The nurse recognizes the risk factors for this patient c...

An important risk factor in the development of benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH) is which of these? A. a diet high in fat B. increased age C. cigarette smoking D. recurrent prostatitis - Answer B. increased age In most common forms of glomerulonephritis, what damages the epithelial cells resulting in glomerular injury? A. Renal artery stenosis leading to activation of the sympathetic nervous system B. Pelvic compression d/t liver damage and ascites C. Frequent UTIs causing scar...

Function of thyroid hormones - Answer Having a low level of thyroid hormone triggers secretion of TRH (hypothalamus) • TRH stimulates secretion of TSH (pituitary) • TSH stimulates the thyroid to synthesize T3 and T4, which increases thyroid hormone secretion. • This secretion is what causes the negative feedback and shuts off the secretion Clinical manifestation and Pathophysiology of thyrotoxicosis crisis - Answer Hyperthyroidism: thyrotoxicosis Is a condition that results fr...

Doctor's Order: Lasix 0.007 kg IV push now. Available: 8 g in 17 ml. How many ml's will the nurse draw up? Round to the nearest whole number. Answers: 4ml 9ml 13ml 15ml - Answer 15ml The six-step clinical decision-making approach to diagnose and treat human responses to actual or potential health problems is? Answers: Problem solving Evidence-based knowledge Nursing process Diagnostic reasoning - Answer Nursing process The nurse is using the nursing process to car...

Steep-walled inlets, reaching like fingers of water from the sea into coastal mountains, are called A. fjords. B. hot springs. C. glaciers. D. geysers. - Answer A. fjords. Dry conditions, poor soil quality, cold temperatures, and frozen ground limit _ in the arctic tundra regions of Northern Europe. A. mineral deposits B. marine life C. plant growth D. peat deposits - Answer C. plant growth The tectonically active country that is also the westernmost country in the Nort...

Religious change in the seventeenth-century Netherlands led to - Answer a great vitality in intellectual and artistic life Which of the following was true of contraception in nineteenth-century Europe? - Answer It was practiced by middle-class parents seeking a higher standard of living for their families. Which of the following accurately explains the effect that advancements in medical technology in the late twentieth century had on European state budgets? - Answer By lengthenin...

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Which of the following inferences can be made about the religious makeup of Europe around 1600 CE? Islam was spreading quickly across Europe. Most nations had one primary religion. Orthodox Christians were in conflict with Muslims. Immigration had made Europe religiously diverse. Points earned on this question: 5 - Answer Most nations had one primary religion. Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the map? Population growth depends upon economic growth. France has...

connects industrial cities in France and Germany to the port of Rotterdam on the North Sea A. Thames River B. Rhine River C. Rhone River D. Seine River E. Danube River - Answer B. Rhine River originates in Germany's Black Forest and empties into the Black Sea A. Thames River B. Rhine River C. Rhone River D. Seine River E. Danube River - Answer E. Danube River flows through Switzerland and France to the Mediterranean SeaA. Thames River B. Rhine River C. Rhone River D. ...