Dentistry and The Law
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20 questions
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What type of consent is indicated by a patient's action?
What type of consent is indicated by a patient's action?
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Which level of supervision allows a dentist not to be present?
Which level of supervision allows a dentist not to be present?
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What act specifies regulations for patient healthcare information privacy?
What act specifies regulations for patient healthcare information privacy?
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Which type of contract is established by actions?
Which type of contract is established by actions?
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What is the definition of abandonment in dentistry?
What is the definition of abandonment in dentistry?
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Which category of law deals with relations of individuals?
Which category of law deals with relations of individuals?
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What is the responsibility of a Board of Dentistry?
What is the responsibility of a Board of Dentistry?
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What does child abuse endanger or impair?
What does child abuse endanger or impair?
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What is the main difference between direct and general supervision?
What is the main difference between direct and general supervision?
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What must a dentist do before delegating a procedure under direct supervision?
What must a dentist do before delegating a procedure under direct supervision?
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What is a tort in dentistry?
What is a tort in dentistry?
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Under general supervision, who is allowed to perform specific procedures?
Under general supervision, who is allowed to perform specific procedures?
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Reasonable notice | arrow_right_alt | Discontinuation of care after treatment, before it's completed |
Abandonment | arrow_right_alt | Ending dentist-patient relationship without proper notification |
Refusal of care | arrow_right_alt | Written termination notification before dismissing or refusing treatment |
Patient notification | arrow_right_alt | Dentist legally refusing to give patient another appointment |
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Connect the situations with the corresponding consequences:
Connect the situations with the corresponding consequences:
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Dentist refuses to give another appointment | arrow_right_alt | May not always be legal |
Patient not given written termination notification | arrow_right_alt | Can lead to abandonment accusation |
Dentist leaves without care arrangements | arrow_right_alt | Could be considered abandonment |
Dentist doesn't provide reasonable notice | arrow_right_alt | Can be liable for abandonment |
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Pair the following scenarios with the appropriate actions:
Pair the following scenarios with the appropriate actions:
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Dentist relocates without patient notification | arrow_right_alt | Dentist still must provide reasonable notice |
Patient keeps missing appointments | arrow_right_alt | Considered abandonment without proper transition period |
Dentist discontinues care abruptly | arrow_right_alt | Can lead to legal consequences |
Dentist terminates relationship without notice | arrow_right_alt | May be liable for abandonment |
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Match the following requirements to their corresponding timeframes:
Match the following requirements to their corresponding timeframes:
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Care continuation after notification | arrow_right_alt | Usually 30 days for patient to find another dentist |
Dentist leaving the area for the weekend | arrow_right_alt | Must make arrangements for emergency care or patient notification |
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What does nonmaleficence mean?
What does nonmaleficence mean?
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Define veracity in dentistry.
Define veracity in dentistry.
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What is the role of confidentiality in a dental practice?
What is the role of confidentiality in a dental practice?
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Explain beneficence in dental care.
Explain beneficence in dental care.
























