Juries-Ethics-Prac Man Flashcards
“the end justifies the means” you are thinking as an
A. Theorist
B. Deontologist
C. Legalist
D. Utilitarian
D. Utilitarian
A contract does not mean the following
A. A meeting of two minds
B. Maybe implied or expressed
C. Outside the commerce of men
D. Creates obligations
C. Outside the commerce of men
A dentist can attain a successful practice even in an area with stiff competition if he takes the following approaches and
attitudes, except:
A. Excellent patient-dentist relations
B. Unreasonable fees
C. Commendable dental service
D. Patience and durability
B. Unreasonable fees
A dentist fails to deliver an immediate denture to a patient, causing him social humiliation and mental anguish. The dentist
may be charged with:
A. Actual damage
B. Nominal damage
C. Moral damage
D. Temperate damage
C. Moral damage
A dentist lent his friend a jeepney knowing that the friend intends to commit a crime. The dentist is
A. A principal
B. An accessory
C. An accomplice
D. Civilly liable
C. An accomplice
A dentist practicing general dentistry referred a patient to a periodontist for specific treatment. However, the said specialist
restored amalgam fillings. What should have been done?
A. Call up the general dentist to inform what was done
B. Refer back the patient for restorations
C. Ask the consent of the patient before doing it
D. None of the above
B. Refer back the patient for restorations
A dentist should pay his occupation tax to:
A. The national government
B. The province where he practices his profession
C. The municipality/city where he practices his profession
D. PRC
B. The province where he practices his profession
A dentist who commits malpractice on a charity patient is
A. Legally liable
B. Not legally liable
C. Magnanimous
D. Under no obligation
A. Legally liable
A dentist who is issuing bouncing check is guilty of
A. Estafa
B. Respondent superior
C. Negligence
D. Financial assault
A. Estafa
A fact information obtained by a dentist from a patient related to dental practice could not be a subject testimony, nor
revealed during a trial of a civil case with the patient’s consent. This known
as
A. Privileged communication
B. Privileges-fact
C. Civil communication
D. Unlawful information
A. Privileged communication
A form of dental practice artificial being created by operation of law, having the right of succession and the powers, attributes
and properties expressly authorized by law.
A. Solo practice
B. Group practice
C. Partnership
D. Corporation
D. Corporation
A kind of obligation where the acquisition of rights as well as extinguishment or loss of those already acquired depends upon
the happening of an event
A. Pure obligation
B. Obligations with a period
C. Alternative obligation
D. Conditional obligation
D. Conditional obligation
A legal doctrine which means that an event which cannot be foreseen, or which through foreseen, is inevitable?
A. Res ipsa loquitur
B. Respondeat superior
C. Stare decisis
D. Force majeure
D. Force majeure
A nature or effect of obligations which is the failure to do will results in the execution of the act obliged, at his expense
A. Obligation to do
B. Obligation to give
C. Obligation to act
D. Obligation not to do
A. Obligation to do
A person who is criminally liable or had knowledge of the crime and takes part subsequent thereto is liable
A. Principals
B. Accessories
C. Accomplices
D. Constitution
B. Accessories
