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COMLEX Level 2 Biostats + Ethics Questions and Answers 100% Pass ___ bias is defined as factors unrelated to the aim of the study distinguish the subjects from the rest of the population so that results are not generalizable. Sampling ___ bias is information gathered at an inappropriate time in a way that distorts the conclusions late-look ___ bias is knowledge of the presence of the disorder alters recall in subjects. recall ___ bias is when certain factors affect the final enrol...

Comlex Ethics Level 2 Exam 2024 (Verified Answers) What is respondeat superior or vicarious liability? - ANSWER it is when an employer is responsible for the actions of their employees. Both terms essentially mean the same thing. what is res ipsa loquitur? - ANSWER it is when a physician acts negligently to lead to an accident. the thing speaks for itself Example is if a physician prescribes the wrong medication leading to injury or leaves a scalpel inside someone . What is contributory...

Comlex Level 2 - Medical Law/Ethics Latest Update Graded A+ COBRA The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) health benefit provisions amend the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, the Internal Revenue Code and the Public Health Service Act to require group health plans to provide a temporary continuation of group health coverage that otherwise might be terminated. cruzan vs director missouri dep of health patients have the right to refuse life sustaining tx D...

COMLEX Level 1 Exam Study Guide. - *Hexagonal* stones - *Ground, glass appearance* - *(+) urinary cyanide nitroprusside test - Defect in renal transport of COLA: Cysteine, Ornithine, Lysine, Arginine - Does NOT respond to shock wave therapy - answercysteine stone most common cause of lower GI bleeding in pt's >60 - answerangiodysplasia supplies the lower portion of the duodenum, jejunum, ileum, cecum, ascending colon, and transverse colon to the splenic flexure - answersuperior mesen...

COMLEX Medical Law/Ethics Latest Update Graded A+ Active Euthanasia Active is providing or doing something that directly causes the patient's death. (i.e. giving lethal medication, withdrawing a ventilator when the patient is still paralyzed from medication, delivering carbon monoxide, etc.). Autonomy Autonomy is the right or capacity to make one's own rational decisions, using one's own value system, and act on those decisions, without undue coercion from other people or influen...

Comlex Ethics Level 2 Exam 2024 (Verified Answers). What is respondeat superior or vicarious liability? - ANSWER it is when an employer is responsible for the actions of their employees. Both terms essentially mean the same thing. what is res ipsa loquitur? - ANSWER it is when a physician acts negligently to lead to an accident. the thing speaks for itself Example is if a physician prescribes the wrong medication leading to injury or leaves a scalpel inside someone . What is contributor...

COMLEX Medical Law/Ethics Exam Questions with correct Answers Latest How long does a physician have to release records when requested by a patient? - 30 days; 5 days after written consent if medical records are requested for Tx What are the 3 types of torts (aka. Civil wrong, as opposed to a criminal wrong)? - There are basically three types of torts: 1. *Intentional* torts= when doc intentionally causes harm knowing the consequences 2. *Negligence*= 4D's; An act or failure to act (om...

COMLEX Level 2 CE - Medical Law/Ethics Latest Update 100% Verified Active Euthanasia Active is providing or doing something that directly causes the patient's death. (i.e. giving lethal medication, withdrawing a ventilator when the patient is still paralyzed from medication, delivering carbon monoxide, etc.). Autonomy Autonomy is the right or capacity to make one's own rational decisions, using one's own value system, and act on those decisions, without undue coercion from other peo...

COMLEX II High Yield Exam Questions With Verified Answers. Initial study for osteomyelitis How is treatment monitored? - answerx-ray, but MRI if it is equivocal (more sensitive, so will rule IN the dx) Follow ESR and CRP(prognostic) (WBC is usually normal!!) Pacer required for these blocks - answerMobitz type II (3:1 pattern of P to QRS, regular R to R) 3rd degree block (P's and QRSs are "divorced) First line for OCD - answerSSRIs acute dystonia (timing after drug initiation) - answe...

COMLEX LEVEL 2 Complete (Original) Exam Questions With Verified And Updated Answers. First line treatment for Impetigo Leukocytosis w/ left shift indicates? - answerDicloxacillin Followed by Vanc if Beta-lactamase resistant - Excess neutrophils ... essential a bacterial infection Treatment: Hot tub folliculitis Impetigo by strep Contact dermatitis impetigo, abscess and folliculitis by staph - answerFluoroquinolon, Ciprofloxacin Cephalexin Topical steroid TMP-SMX Difference between...