A fine imposed by the federal government for employers not contributing to Social Security for their employees is mandated by the A) Workers’ Compensation Act. B) Federal Insurance Contribution Act. C) Employee Retirement Income Security Act. D) Equal Pay Act.

Criteria or standards that assist in the determination of death include A) a significant drop of body temperature. B) loss of consciousness. C) rigor mortis. D) A and C.

The purpose(s) of H I P A A is/are to allow patients to have easier access to their health records. protect computerized medical records and billing. prevent the police from accessing a patient’s medical record. prevent hospitals from placing patients’ names in their directories. 1 and 2 only.

Taking away a license to practice medicine is called revocation.  censure. expulsion. 1 and 3 only. 1, 2, and 3.

AID records are A) confidential. B) not a public record. C) handled the same as adoption papers. D) all of the above.

Which of the following is a good tip for medication safety in preventing poisonings in children?

Which of the following is a neurologic disease?

A health care provider who releases medical records without proper patient authorization may face civil liability. criminal liability. a lawsuit to recover damages. 1 and 2 only. 1, 2, and 3.

Withdrawing life-sustaining treatment refers to A) not starting artificial methods of maintaining life. B) discontinuing artificial methods of maintaining life. C) gradually discontinuing feeding. D) gradually discontinuing ventilation.

In adenoid hyperplasia, the enlarged adenoids may block what?