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Question 1

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Answer 1

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Question 2

1. The ff. are descriptions of law EXCEPT:

a. Regulates the conduct of the members of the body 
b It is a result of human wisdom
c. Creates uniformity of human conduct
d. A body of obligatory rules
e. None

Answer 2

e. None

Question 3

2. Law of gravity is an example of:

a. Divine law
b. Natural law
c. Moral law
d. Substantive law
e. Private law

Answer 3

b. Natural law

Question 4

3. True about moral law:

a. Discovered by rational thinking of man
b. Body of rules to be followed to make one be closer to that which regulates the operation of the universe
c. Dependent upon & resulting from one’s conviction of the mind dependent of strict logical proof
d. Is not enforceable by the state
e. None

Answer 4

d. Is not enforceable by the sta

Question 5

4. Law enforced by the state classified based as to purpose:
   a. Public law
   b. Private law
   c. Remedial law
   d. Moral law
   e. None

Answer 5

c. Remedial law

Question 6

5. Rules by which litigation are conducted:

a. Adjective law
b. Substantive law
c. Private law
d. Natural law
e. Constitution

Answer 6

a. Adjective law

Question 7

6. Ultimate purpose of adversary trial system:

a. So the lawyer aims to win the fight
b. Just solution of human conflict
c. Creates uniformity to establish the truth
d. Helps the court discover the facts
e. Determine the truth

Answer 7

b. Just solution of human conflict

Question 8

7. A bill passed by both houses of congress but was vetoed by the president can still become a law if it is reconsidered by:

a. 2/3 of the senate
b. 2/3 of the congress
c. Both
d. Neither

Answer 8

c. Both

Question 9

8. Instructions to the government officials telling them what to do:

a. General orderss
b. Letter of implementation
c. Letter of authorities
d. Letter of instruction
e. All

Answer 9

d. Letter of instruction

Question 10

9. Local custom is all of the ff. EXCEPT:

a. A rule of human action
b. Uniformly practiced
c. Generally obligatory and legal binding
d. Established by repeated acts
e. Explicitly approved by the lawmakers

Answer 10

e. Explicitly approved by the lawmak

Question 11

10. A potent factor in raising the standards of medical practice:

a. Civil law
b. Medical societies
c. Hospital rules
d. Public opinion
e. All

Answer 11

d. Public opinion

Question 12

11. The Board of Medical Education is under the

a. PRC
b. Dept. of Education
c. Association of Medical Association
d. Office of the President
e. A, B, C

Answer 12

b. Dept. of Education

Question 13

12. The Board of Medicine was created by the Medical Act of 1959 by the

a. R.A. 2382
b. R.A. 2300
c. R.A. 2832
d. R.A. 2380
e. R.A. 2830

Answer 13

a. R.A. 2382

Question 14

13. The R.A. above was amended by Republic Acts:

a. 4224 & 5946
b. 4223 & 5496
c. 4222 & 5496
d. 4242 & 5946
e. 4223 & 5946

Answer 14

e. 4223 & 5946

Question 15

14. The chairman of the board of medical education is the:

a. Secretary of health
b. Chairman of the Board of Medicine
c. Secretary of the Department of Education
d. Director of Bureau of private schools
e. Representative of APMC

Answer 15

c. Secretary of the Department of Education

Question 16

15. The head of the PRC is/are:

a. One fulltime commissioner
b. 2 fulltime associate commissioner
c. 3 part time associate commissioner
d. A & B
e. All

Answer 16

d. A & B

Question 17

16. The tenure of the fulltime commissioner is:

a. 3 years
b. 6 years
c. 9 years
d. 12 years
e. With the president’s term

Answer 17

c. 9 years

Question 18

17. List of candidates on members of the Board of Medicine shall be submitted by the executive council of the PMA during the month of:

a. August
b. September
c. October
d. November
e. December

Answer 18

b. September

Question 19

18. Candidates for members of the Board of Medicine must have been in practice of medicine for at least:

a. 3 years
b. 5 yrs
c. 7 yrs
d. 10 yrs
e. 15 yrs

Answer 19

d. 10 yrs

Question 20

19. To practice medicine in the Philippines the physician must at least be:

a. 18y/o
b. 21y/o
c. 23y/o
d. 25y/o
e. 30y/o

Answer 20

b.21y/o

Question 21

20. Examinee of the preliminary boards should at least be:

a. 18 y/o
b. 19 y/o
c. 20 y/o
d. 21 y/o
e. 23 y/o

Answer 21

b. 19 y/o

Question 22

21. All of the ff. are included in the Hippocratic oath EXECPT:

a. I will give respect & gratitude to my deserving mentors
b. My colleagues will be my brothers
c. I will maintain the utmost respect of human life from its inception
d. I will maintain by all means in my power the honor and noble traditions ofmedical profession
e. None

Answer 22

a. I will give respect & gratitude to my deserving mentors

Question 23

22. The art of balancing probabilities:

a. Diagnosis
b. Treatment
c. Operation
d. Medical Diagnosis

Answer 23

d. Medical Diagnosis

Question 24

23. Not considered a practice of Medicine as provided by the law.

a. One who only takes blood pressure readings and announces the results without giving advice or prescribing treatment.
b. The use of electric vibrator and sun ray lamp by unlicensed person.
c. The application of medicated massage.
d. The administration of anesthesia by a licensed nurse under the supervision of physician in connection with the surgical operation.
e. Any legally registered dentist engaged exclusively in the practice of
dentistry.

Answer 24

e. Any legally registered dentist engaged exclusively in the practice of
dentistry.

Question 25

24. Qualification/s for the conferment of the degree of Doctor of medicine. a. Completion of clerkship b. Completion of internship c. Completion of board review d. passing the board exams e. completion of residency

Answer 25

a. Completion of clerkship

Question 26

25. A person who adopts a method of treatment by manipulation, based on the assumption that all ailments are due to something wrong with the ligaments. a. Chiropractor b. Naturopathist c. Neuropathist d. Masseur e. Naprapathist

Answer 26

e. Naprapathist

Question 27

26. All of the following are juridical persons except? a. The state b. Osteopathist c. Mental institution d. Bella corporation e. None of the above

Answer 27

b. Osteopathist

Question 28

27. Characteristic/s of corporate medical practice. a. Corporate entity is able to meet the educational and character requirements prerequisite to licensure b. Physicians are controlled in their purely professional activities by unlicensed persons in such manner as to explicit the physicians c. Professional relationship between physician and patient is not impaired d. The patient can freely choose his physician. e. All of the above

Answer 28

b. Physicians are controlled in their purely professional activities by unlicensed persons in such manner as to explicit the physicians

Question 29

28. A physician should pay professional license fee when a. He is under the service of Philippine government b. He is giving consultation outside the country. c. He is the emergency physician of the private hospital d. He is administering treatment to family members. e. None of the above

Answer 29

c. He is the emergency physician of the private hospital

Question 30

29. A “Physician” is someone who.....except? a. Completed the course of medicine at a recognized medical school b. Passed the medical board examination. c. Is capable of undertaking the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of human illness. d. Treats illnesses by dependent judgment and without supervision. e. None of the above

Answer 30

d. Treats illnesses by dependent judgment and without supervision.

Question 31

30. Factor/s that instigate the physician to render medical service to the patient. a. Cause b. Consideration c. Subject d. A and B e. A, B and C

Answer 31

d. A and B

Question 32

31. The psychological pattern of physician-patient relation, physician considers himself is a position of trust. a. Implied contract b. Guidance-cooperation relation c. Mutual participation relation d. activity-passivity relation e. expressed contract

Answer 32

b. Guidance-cooperation relation

Question 33

32. Specific types of medical services which the patient may solicit from his physician. a. To perform specific tests or examinations b. To examine the patient and inform him of the state of health. c. To examine the patient, diagnose his condition and treat as to only one or more, but not all conditions affecting him without follow up. d. To examine the patient, diagnose his condition, treat him fully, giving him full follow up care. e. All are correct

Answer 33

e. All are correct

Question 34

33. Duties and obligations imposed on the physician in the physician-patient relationship except? a. He should possess the knowledge and skill of which an ordinary physician is expected b. He should use such knowledge and skill with ordinary care and diligence. c. He is obliged to exercise the best judgment d. He has the duty to observe utmost good faith e. None of the above

Answer 34

e. None of the above

Question 35

34. Duties and obligations imposed on the patient in the course of the physician relationship except. a. Must give an honest medical history of his illness b. Even the management id painful, he must cooperate and follow instructions c. Must inform the physician of what occurred in the course of the treatment d. Must exercise the prudence to be expected on a non-ordinary patient under the same circumstances e. None of the above

Answer 35

d. Must exercise the prudence to be expected on a non-ordinary patient under the same circumstances

Question 36

35. Termination of physician-patient relationship. a. Withdrawal of the physician as provided by the rules b. Discharge of the physician by the patient c. Incapacity of the physician d. Expiration of the period, if the contract is for specific period e. All of the above

Answer 36

e. All of the above

Question 37

36. Incidental right/s in the privilege to practice medicine a. Right to choose patient b. Right to compensation c. Right to avail of hospital services d. Right to limit practice of profession e. All of the above

Answer 37

b. Right to compensation

Question 38

37. True statements except? a. Any person given the right to practice medicine is not obliged to practice the healing art b. Physicians cannot be compelled to accept professional employment c. Physicians are not duty bound to accept or render treatment to any patient who solicits his services. d. Physicians may not legally refuse to render service to a patient especially if there are no physicians available in the locality. e. None of the above

Answer 38

d. Physicians may not legally refuse to render service to a patient especially if there are no physicians available in the locality.

Question 39

38. Provides for the infliction or punishment upon a person for an act done which, when it was committed it is not a crime. a. Bill of attainder b. Attachment c. Ex post facto law d. Doctrine of assumption of the risk e. Res ipsa loquitor

Answer 39

c. Ex post facto law

Question 40

39. Membership in a medical society is? a. A privilege b. Voluntary c. Involuntary d. A and B e. A, B and C

Answer 40

d. A and B

Question 41

40. A morally upright medical fee is. a. Simple contractual fee b. Contingent fee c. Dichotomous fee d. retainers fee e. all except C

Answer 41

a. Simple contractual fee

Question 42

41. Medical fee depending on the outcome of the treatment instituted. a. Simple contractual d. retainer’s fee b. Contingent fee c. Dichotomous fee d. Retainer's fee

Answer 42

b. Contingent fee

Question 43

42. If the patient died or became legally incapacitated to pay the medical fee, the last person to pay the fee a. The spouse b. The descendants c. the ascendants d. sisters e. kin

Answer 43

d. sisters

Question 44

43. Defenses which may be put up by the party obliged to pay the medical bill when sued in the court except? a. The defendant is not the person legally responsible to pay the medical services. b. The physician is not duly qualified to practice medicine in the Philippines c. The party obliged to pay is not in a financial capacity to pay the medical fee demanded d. The charges made by the physician is exorbitant but reasonable e. None of the above

Answer 44

d. The charges made by the physician is exorbitant but reasonable

Question 45

44. Requisites of a valid consent. a. Must be informed b. The subject matter must be legal c. Must be enlightened consent d. Must be given by the patient voluntarily e. All are correct

Answer 45

e. All are correct

Question 46

45. Instance/s when informed consent requires more disclosure of facts. a. When the disclosure may cause emotional upset of the patient b. When the procedure is known to be publicly safe c. When the procedure is innovative d. When the procedure does not entail much risk e. All of the above

Answer 46

c. When the procedure is innovative

Question 47

46. If the patient is minor and the parents are not available to give consent, it can be obtained from the: a. Sister of legal age b. Grandfather c. The hospital d. uncle e. eldest sibling

Answer 47

b. Grandfather

Question 48

47. Right/s of patient when confined in the hospital except. a. Right to receive visitors b. Right to be free from mechanical restraints c. Right to be release as soon as the condition which justified his hospitalization no longer exist d. Restricted right of correspondence e. None of the above

Answer 48

d. Restricted right of correspondence

Question 49

48. Negligence will be punishable under which liability/ies? a. Civil b. Criminal c. Administrative d. A and C e. A, B and C

Answer 49

e. A, B and C

Question 50

49. Extravagant advertisement are? a. Deceiving b. Oversized c. On signboards d. derogatory e. all

Answer 50

b. Oversized

Question 51

50. A petition for reconsideration or for rehearing shall be filed within ___ days after the receipt of the decision. a. 15 b. 30 c. 45 d. 60 e. 90

Answer 51

b. 30