Question

QUESTION 1: Civil actions are crimes against society, while criminal actions are crimes against one or more individuals

True

False

QUESTION 2: Assault and battery, false imprisonment, and embezzlement are examples of unintentional torts.

True

False

QUESTION 3: Damage that is caused to a person’s reputation through spoken or written word by spreading untrue information is called defamation of character.

True

False

QUESTION 4: Which type of law is determined by the judicial branch?

	a.	Administrative
	b.	Statutory
	c.	Constitutional
	d.	Common

QUESTION 5: Match each part of the PYTHON principle to its explanation

	Protecting Yourself
	Think Honestly
	Observe Naturally

a.	Health care outcomes are unpredictable so a health care professional should never promise results.
b.	The entire health care team should work together to deliver the highest level of professionalism.
c.	Be aware of the various ways you could be held liable as a legal professional.
d.	Take anything noticed into consideration to help prevent legal action.

QUESTION 6: Which of the following is not an example of an intentional tort?

	a.	Defamation of Character
	b.	Breach of Duty
	c.	Embezzlement
	d.	Invasion of Privacy

QUESTION 7: Select all the examples of Unintentional Torts

	a.	Breach of Duty
	b.	Assault and Battery
	c.	Duty
	d.	Fraud
	e.	False imprisonment
	f.	Damages
	g.	Causation
	h.	Assumption of Risk

QUESTION 8: Breaches fall under three general categories. Match each one to the correct definition.

	Malfeasance
	Nonfeasance
	Misfeasance

a.	Negligence with mal-intent
b.	A mistake is made
c.	Failure to act

QUESTION 9: Performing a procedure without consent from a patient could be considered assault and battery.

True

False

QUESTION 10: Promising a miracle cure to a patient could be considered _____________.

	a.	Fraud
	b.	Negligence
	c.	Breach of Duty
	d.	Malfeasance
	e.	Assault and Battery

Answer 1

1) True.

Civil actions and criminal actions are 2 type of crimes. civil action are crimes against society.

2) False.

Assault and battery, false imprisonment and embezzlement are examples of intentional tortes.

3) True.

Befamaton of character is demand as damged that is caused to a person's reputation through spoken or written word by spreading untrue information.

4) Common.

Judicial precedent is a section of law this is derived from the judicial decision of court and similar tribunals.