Quiz Vol 1.3
This newsletter is approved for 1 hour of AOA Category 1-B CME credit by the AOA CCME
You must score 70% (7/10) or greater on this ten (10) question quiz to receive your CME credit.
Check mark your answers for each question
1.
In regards to alcoholism, medical students and residents have rates that are:
½ of that of the general population
Similar to the general population
Twice the rate of the general population
Three times the rate of the general population
2.
Mental illness may cause physician impairment that threatens patient safety, with the rate being:
Lower than substance abuse
The same as substance abuse
Twice that of substance abuse
Four times that of substance abuse
3.
First year medical students self evaluations of themselves tend to be:
More critical of themselves than faculty evaluations
Less critical of themselves than faculty evaluations
Similar in nature to that of faculty evaluations
Positive in regards to the evaluations of faculty
4.
In regards to routine urine drug screening in medical education:
Overall inexpensive
Effectiveness is clear
Controversial
Has been clearly defined
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5.
Primary Prevention of student problems:
Done through a well defined curriculum with large steps involved
Begins early with the selection and admission process
Vigilant and targeted feedback should be instituted at the beginning of clinical rotations
Are best achieved through a educational system with strong and structured rules in place
6.
When remediating deficiencies in professionalism, one must focus on:
Changing underlying attitudes
Changing motivating factors
Changing students perceived goals and future accomplishments
Changing student behaviors
7.
In respect to alcohol and drug addiction programs, physicians are:
More likely than the general population to respond positively
Less likely than the general population to respond positively
Less likely than the general population to enter such programs
Less likely than the general population to finish such programs
8.
In respect to learner “learning disabilities’ as they relate to medical school:
Private examination rooms are most needed
Most students require an additional year to complete total course work
Examination accommodations most often require extra time
Most students will require at least one tutor for assistance within the program
9.
In regards to negative assessments and dismissal from medical schools, courts will generally:
Side with the student
Side with the school based on the fact that it is an institution of higher learning
Side with the school even if capriciousness is noted
Side with the school if it can show it followed due process
10.
Within a setting of a student rotation, reasonable accommodations must be provided for:
all disabilities
those disabilities that are a threat to the patient’s welfare
Only those disabilities that have been made known to the college and requested
Those disabilities that place the student at a hardship in relation to the rest of a class
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