RDHAP LAW AND ETHICS COMPLETE EXAM
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RDHAP can practice as... Employee of DDS or another RDHAP, as
independent contractor, as sole proprietor of AP
practice, as employee of primary care clinic, as
employee of clinic owned or operated by public
hospital or health system, as employee of clinic
owned and operated by hospital that maintains
primary contact with county government to fill
county's role
RDHAP can practice at.... A) residences of home bound
B) schools
C) residential facilities and other institutions
D) dental health professional shortage areas
RDHAP can hire... A) other RDHAP to assist in practice
B) dental assistants for retraction and suction
C) NOT an RDH to provide direct patient services
Referrals Must provide committee documentation of existing
relationship with at least one DDS for referral,
consultation, and emergency services
, Prescriptions to Practice A) can provide services without written verification
that patient has had exam with DDS, physician and
surgeon licensed to practice is CA
B) after 18 months since first date of service, must
obtain written verification patient has been
examined by DDS, physician and surgeon licensed
to practice in CA
C) prescription valid for time period based on
dentist's it physician and surgeon's professional
judgement, but not to exceed two years from issue
date
D) without obtaining prescription shall constitute
unprofessional conduct on the part of the RDHAP,
and reason for committee to revoke or suspend
license
Severe Child Neglect Negligent failure of a person having the care or
custody of a child to protect the child from severe
malnutrition or medically diagnosed nonorganic
failure to thrive. Being placed in situation which that
his/her person or health is endangered, including
failure to provide adequate food, clothing, shelter,
or medical care.
General Child Neglect Negligent failure of a person having the care or
custody of a child to provide adequate food,
clothing, shelter, medical care, or supervision
where no physical injury to the child has occured
Unlawful Corporal Punishment or Situation where nay person willfully inflicts upon
Injury any child any cruel or inhuman corporal
punishment or injury resulting in a traumatic
condition.
QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
(PASS GAUARANTEE)
Save
Terms in this set (44)
RDHAP can practice as... Employee of DDS or another RDHAP, as
independent contractor, as sole proprietor of AP
practice, as employee of primary care clinic, as
employee of clinic owned or operated by public
hospital or health system, as employee of clinic
owned and operated by hospital that maintains
primary contact with county government to fill
county's role
RDHAP can practice at.... A) residences of home bound
B) schools
C) residential facilities and other institutions
D) dental health professional shortage areas
RDHAP can hire... A) other RDHAP to assist in practice
B) dental assistants for retraction and suction
C) NOT an RDH to provide direct patient services
Referrals Must provide committee documentation of existing
relationship with at least one DDS for referral,
consultation, and emergency services
, Prescriptions to Practice A) can provide services without written verification
that patient has had exam with DDS, physician and
surgeon licensed to practice is CA
B) after 18 months since first date of service, must
obtain written verification patient has been
examined by DDS, physician and surgeon licensed
to practice in CA
C) prescription valid for time period based on
dentist's it physician and surgeon's professional
judgement, but not to exceed two years from issue
date
D) without obtaining prescription shall constitute
unprofessional conduct on the part of the RDHAP,
and reason for committee to revoke or suspend
license
Severe Child Neglect Negligent failure of a person having the care or
custody of a child to protect the child from severe
malnutrition or medically diagnosed nonorganic
failure to thrive. Being placed in situation which that
his/her person or health is endangered, including
failure to provide adequate food, clothing, shelter,
or medical care.
General Child Neglect Negligent failure of a person having the care or
custody of a child to provide adequate food,
clothing, shelter, medical care, or supervision
where no physical injury to the child has occured
Unlawful Corporal Punishment or Situation where nay person willfully inflicts upon
Injury any child any cruel or inhuman corporal
punishment or injury resulting in a traumatic
condition.
