Question

1.CAPTA requires that states receiving federal child abuse prevention funds have provisions to detect and prevent withholding of lifesaving treatment from disabled children. Select one: True False

2.

Which of the following is not an exemption available under the antitrust laws?

Select one:

a. Hospital-based physicians

b. Activities relating to the Health Care Quality Improvement Act

c. Medical residency match

d. Petitioning the government

e. State action

3.

The findings of a bioethics committee generally are binding on the attending physician.

Select one:

True

False

4.

How did the U. S. Supreme Court rule in a case involving a maximum physician fee schedule that was established by physicians?

Select one:

a. The prices were set for a service not a product; therefore there was no violation.

b. The prices were set as maximums and not minimums; there was no injury to the customer.

c. The physicians were all members of the local medical society and as such were adequately integrated to avoid a violation.

d. This is a per se violation.

e. All of the above

f. None of the above

Answer 1

1. True statement as CAPTA is ederal Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act passed in 1996 in which the states receive the federal funds to detect and prevent withholding of lifesaving treatment from disabled children as well as for child abuse prevention.

2. Activities relating to the Health Care Quality Improvement Act are the major component of the antitrust law hence it is not exempted.

3. False statement as the findings of a bioethics committee generally are not bounded on the attending physician.

4.The prices were set as maximums and not minimums; there was no injury to the customer.