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In Minnesota, your license must be renewed every: a. year b. 2 years c. 3 years d. 4 years - ANSWER-b. 2 years The Minnesota Board of Dentistry is the authority which can: a. Take your license away b. Give you your license c. Conduct a clinical evaluation d. all - ANSWER-d. all To be considered an "allied dental personnel" by the Board of Dentistry, one must be a licensed DA, a hygienist, or: a. A dental technician b. A CDA c. A dental therapist d. Both A and C - ANS...

Clinical Psychology defined - ANSWER-A branch of applied psychology focusing on the assessment and treatment of mental health concerns and restoration of health and wellbeing in research and practice What Does it Take to become a Clinical Psychologist? - ANSWER-Work ethic, determination, aptitude- Compassion, empathy, authenticity, self-reflectiveness, and related interpersonal skills • Clinical attitude (this stuff) vs. scientific attitude (scepticism and hard-headedness, approach probl...

Ethics are - ANSWER-These are moral principles that guide an individual's behavior. (T or F) Codes of ethics are what guide professional practice to ensure that the welfare and safety of clients and counselors are secure. - ANSWER-True. Codes of ethics are what guide professional practice to ensure that the _________ and __________ of clients and counselors are secure. The most fundamental objectives of codes of ethics is to - ANSWER-to give information to professionals about how to pract...

What is required to obtain your initial license? - ANSWER--NPTE pass score over 600 - State specific requirements: o Graduation from an accredited PT or PTA program o Jurisprudence exercise o Evidence of good moral character o Payment of fees o FBI fingerprinting & background check What is PT compact? - ANSWER-- Communication between participating states which increases access and improves mobility - Allows a PT to change states without getting a whole new license --You can keep the l...

Mississippi State Board of Psychological Examiners v Hosford - ANSWER-A psychologist disclosed patient confidences without the patients consent in violation of his profession's confidentiality principles. This is PRINCIPLE 4: privacy and confidentiality. Stepakoff v Kantar - ANSWER-Helen Stepakoff, widow of Gerald Stepakoff, filed a lawsuit against William Kantar, psychiatrist. The claim was that although the defendant either knew or reasonably should have known that Stepakoff was suicidal, ...

Capacity is? - ANSWER-The maximum number of persons authorized to be provided care and supervision at any time in any licensed facility. What is a mental disorder? - ANSWER-A disorder meeting the criteria set forth in the DSM 5. Adult Residential Facilities serve persons: A. 18-59 years of age and in need of care and supervision. B. living with a developmental disability. C. living with a mental illness. D. All of the above - ANSWER-All of the above Administrators of Adult Resident...

civil competency - ANSWER-legal context in which one's mental ability to complete a specific task is questioned -. A competent individual is expected to be able to (1) understand basic information that is relevant to making a decision; (2) apply that information to a specific situation in order to anticipate the consequences of various choices; (3) use logical—or rational—thinking to evaluate the pros and cons of various strategies and decisions; and (4) communicate a personal decision or ...

Kansas v. Hendricks: Facts - ANSWER-Defendant had been convicted of sexually molesting children on several occasions. Upon release from prison, Defendant would continue to offend. In 1984, after a conviction for indecent liberties, Defendant was scheduled to be released after serving ten years of his sentence. Kansas passed the Sexually Violent Predator Act around this same time and filed a petition to commit Defendant under the new Act. Defendant was a diagnosed pedophile and did not believe th...

What does chapter 301 in the NPA do? - ANSWER-creates the BON and defines its responsibility What does chapter 303 in the NPA do? - ANSWER-Nursing Peer Review What does chapter 304 in the NPA do? - ANSWER-Nurse Licensure Compact What does chapter 305 in the NPA do? - ANSWER-Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Compact what's the difference btw the BON and professional nursing associations? - ANSWER-BON: responsible to the public; no authority in employment issues; prohibited by law fr...

Negligence, malpractice, and autonomy are basic principle of ethics. Autonomy refers to the patient's right or condition of self-government. - ANSWER-False; true The principle of nonmaleficence declares that a health care provider's first obligation to the patient is to do no harm. Beneficence requires that existing harm be removed, and focus is placed on doing good for the patient. - ANSWER-Both statements are true Conduct unbecoming a licensee includes (but is not limited to) gross ign...