Comlex level 3 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

COMLEX Level 2 (ETHICS) Exam Questions with Correct Answers 1. 1. Law Enforcement 2. DCFS (department of children & family services): If you suspect child abuse of a child patient, and Child Protective Services is not an answer choice. What other Choices do we look for (hint: there are 2)? 2. Battery: is an intentional act that results in a harmful or offensive contact (unauthorized contact can be considered offensive) w/another person with the intent to cause them harmful or offensive contac...

COMLEX Medical Law/Ethics Level 2 Exam Verified A+ 2023 What is contributory negligence? - it is when a patient voluntary neglects to follow advice leading to injury. If doctors are talking about a patient then when are they considered violating HIPAA? - If they mention the state then they are not in violation of the law. However, if they mention the city then they are screwed. If a patient comes in to the ER with emergency symptoms and they request to be examined or in need of care wha...

Comlex Ethics Level 2 Exam Review with Complete Solution What is respondeat superior or vicarious liability? - 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? - 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 ...

OMM Review - Savarese - COMLEX Exam 2023 Which ligament runs vertically along the posterior aspect of the vertebral bodies? - ANSWER Posterior Longitudinal Ligament (Begins to narrow at lumbar region) Why is the lumbar spine more susceptible to disc herniations? - ANSWER Narrowing of Posterior Longitudinal Ligament In the thoracic and lumbar regions, the nerve root exits where in relation to the corresponding vertebrae? - ANSWER Below Where does the spinal cord usually terminate? - ANSWE...

What topics will be discussed in this course? Allopathic vs. Osteopathic Medicine. Money and Medicine. The Medical Admissions Process. Residency and Medical Training. What does the MCAT stand for? Medical College Admission Test. What are some possible additional requirements in residency? Select all that apply. Research Requirement Lunch Education Sessions Journal Club Presentations What tests are taken during residency? Select all that apply. USMLE Step 3 ...

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Pathophysiology Exam Test #3 Part 1 and 2 Completed with 100% correct Answers Pathophysiology Exam Test #3 Part 1 and 2 Patho Test #3 part 2 When discussing body fluid, it is correct to state that: A: two-thirds of the body's water is intracellular. B: one-fourth of the body's fluid is extracellular. C: the two main extracellular compartments are interstitial and intracellular. D: standard total body water is 40% of body weight. A: two-thirds of the body's water is intracellular. ...

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