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Mock Test

SUBJECT: Knowledge of Computer

Question 1 : A cursor is
(A) to make a selection from the document from the document and duplicate it on the clipboard
(B) a symbol that designated the position on the screen where text or codes will be inserted or deleted
(C) pressing and holding the main mouse button
(D) A button in a dialog box
(E) None of these

Question 2 : DBMS is
(A) Collection of data
(B) Set of programs to access those data
(C) Set of programs to update those data
(D) All of the above
(E) None of the above

Question 3 : The meaning of cut is

(A) to take a selection from the document and move it to the clipboard
(B) to cut a document in two unequal parts
(C) to cut a document in two equal parts
(D) Only b and c are correct

Question 4 : A setting or action predetermined by the program unless changed by the user is called as
(A) pre - determined setting
(B) user - setting
(C) default
(D) setting
(E) None of these

Question 5 : The search back ground and main area of windows where you can open and manage files and programs is
(A) wall paper
(B) desktop
(C) background
(D) All of the above
(E) None of these

SUBJECT: General Knowledge

Question 6 : Which river of India is called Vridha Ganga ?
(A) Krishna
(B) Godavari
(C) Kaveri
(D) Narmada

Question 7 : Which of the following are among the permanent member of the Security Council of the United Nations Organisation?

1. Germany
2. Russia
3. Japan
4. China

(A) 1 and 2
(B) 2 and 3
(C) 3 and 4
(D) 2 and 4

Question 8 : The length of India’s coastline is about:

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(A) 5500 km
(B) 6000 km
(C) 7000 km
(D) 7500 km

Question 9 : The cold and dense air blowing down the mountain slope during the night is known as:
(A) Anabatic wind
(B) khamsin
(C) Katabatic wind
(D) harmattan

SUBJECT: Aptitude
Question 10 : In a group of buffaloes and ducks, the number of legs are 24 more than twice the number of heads. What is the
number of buffaloes in the group ?
(A) 6
(B) 8
(C) 10
(D) 12

Question 11 : The last digit of 2137753 is

(A) 9
(B) 7
(C) 3
(D) 1

Question 12 : The average of 5 consecutive numbers in n. If the next two numbers are also included the average will
(A) remain the same
(B) increase by 1
(C) increase by 1.4
(D) increase by 2

Question 13 : If 5 kg of salt costing Rs 5/kg and 3 kg of salt costing Rs 4/kg are mixed, find the average cost of the mixture per
kilogram.
(A) Rs 4.5
(B) Rs 4.625
(C) Rs 4.75
(D) Rs 4.125

Question 14 : Deepa decided to donate 8% of her salary to an orphanage, On the day of donation she changed her mind and
donated 2240 which was 80% of what she had decided earlier. How much is Deepa’s salary ?
(A) Rs. 36000
(B) Rs. 42000
(C) Rs. 35000
(D) Rs. 45000

Question 15 : A company blends two varieties of tea from two different tea gardens, one variety costing Rs 20 per kg and other Rs
25 per kg, in the ratio 5 : 4. He sells the blended tea at Rs 23 per kg. Find his profit percent:
(A) 5% profit
(B) 3.5% loss
(C) 3.5% profit
(D) No profit, no loss

Question 16 : In how many minimum number of complete years, the interest on RS 212.50 P at 3% per annum will be in exact
number of rupees ?
(A) 6
(B) 8
(C) 9

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(D) 7

Question 17 : Find a : b : c, if 6a = 9b = 10c.

(A) 12 : 10 : 8
(B) 15 : 4 : 3
(C) 15 : 18 : 9
(D) 15 : 10 : 9

Question 18 : A is 30% more efficient than B. How much time will they, working together, take to complete a job which A along
could have done in 23 days ?
(A) 11 days
(B) 13 days

(C) days
(D) None of these

Question 19 : Two trains starting at the same time from two stations, 200 km apart and going in opposite directions, cross which
other at a distance of 100 km from one of them. What is the ratio of their speeds ?
(A) 11 : 20
(B) 9 : 20
(C) 11 : 9
(D) 19 : 20

SUBJECT: Concerned Subject (Medical Record Assistant)

Question 20 : What can be done if an audit trail shows a breach of access to medical records?
(A) Ignore it, as it might be a mistake
(B) Investigate the issue and take corrective action
(C) Erase the records to prevent further breaches
(D) Limit access to patient records for everyone indefinitely

Question 21 : What is one of the core ethical principles regarding medical records management?
(A) Accuracy and confidentiality of patient information should always be maintained
(B) Patient records should be easily accessible to anyone who asks for them
(C) Patient information can be shared freely within the healthcare organization
(D) Patient data can be used for marketing purposes without consent

Question 22 : How should a healthcare organization ensure compliance with medical records management laws and regulations?
(A) By training staff and regularly reviewing policies and procedures
(B) By allowing all staff full access to medical records
(C) By using paper records only, avoiding digital systems
(D) By deleting records every year

Question 23 : Which of the following actions is necessary to comply with the ethical standards of confidentiality in medical
records?
(A) Sharing patient records with colleagues for convenience
(B) Disclosing patient records to family members without consent
(C) Limiting access to patient records to authorized personnel only
(D) Ignoring unauthorized access to records if it doesn’t cause harm

Question 24 : In cases where patient consent is required for releasing medical information, what must the healthcare provider do?
(A) Release the information without patient consent if it’s urgent
(B) Ensure that the patient has provided written or electronic consent
(C) Assume the patient’s consent if the request is from a family member
(D) Ignore the consent requirement if the patient is unavailable

Question 25 : Which of the following is an example of unethical medical records management?

(A) Encrypting patient data for security

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(B) Sharing patient records without proper consent
(C) Maintaining accurate and complete records
(D) Ensuring access control to sensitive data

Question 26 : Which of the following is the primary purpose of healthcare regulations?

(A) To ensure the profitability of healthcare providers
(B) To improve patient outcomes and safety
(C) To restrict access to healthcare services
(D) To limit the rights of healthcare professionals

Question 27 : Which of the following is true about the Affordable Care Act (ACA)?
(A) It aims to reduce the number of uninsured Americans and lower healthcare costs.
(B) It eliminates all private health insurance companies.
(C) It allows healthcare providers to refuse care to uninsured patients.
(D) It focuses only on improving Medicare for senior citizens.

Question 28 : Which ethical principle ensures that healthcare professionals respect patients' rights and their autonomy?
(A) Beneficence
(B) Non-maleficence
(C) Justice
(D) Respect for Autonomy

Question 29 : What is the ethical concept that relates to doing no harm to patients in healthcare settings?
(A) Justice
(B) Non-maleficence
(C) Beneficence
(D) Confidentiality

Question 30 : Which of the following is considered an example of ethical misconduct in healthcare?

(A) Providing a patient with appropriate information about treatment options
(B) Disclosing patient information without their consent
(C) Ensuring patient safety by following protocols
(D) Informed consent obtained before a medical procedure

Question 31 : In healthcare ethics, what does the principle of beneficence mean?

(A) Healthcare professionals should do good for the patient
(B) Healthcare professionals should avoid causing harm to patients
(C) Patients should be treated equally regardless of their background
(D) Healthcare organizations should avoid conflicts of interest

Question 32 : Which of the following is a violation of the ethical principle of justice in healthcare?
(A) Providing equal access to treatment for all patients
(B) Allocating resources based on need rather than ability to pay
(C) Discriminating against a patient due to their race or socioeconomic status
(D) Ensuring patient privacy and confidentiality

Question 33 : Which of the following is considered a patient's legal right under HIPAA?
(A) To choose their healthcare provider freely
(B) To access their health records and request amendments
(C) To be prescribed the latest medications
(D) To demand unlimited healthcare services

Question 34 : Under healthcare laws, who is responsible for ensuring that medical records are maintained in compliance with legal
and regulatory standards?
(A) The patient
(B) The healthcare provider or institution

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(C) The insurance company
(D) The government

Question 35 : Which of the following is a consequence for violating healthcare regulations such as HIPAA?
(A) Temporary suspension of patient care
(B) Civil and criminal penalties, including fines and imprisonment
(C) Increased reimbursement rates from insurers
(D) Exemption from accreditation requirements

Question 36 : Which of the following rights does a patient have under the Patient Bill of Rights?
(A) The right to receive unlimited treatment at no cost
(B) The right to be informed of their diagnosis and treatment options
(C) The right to have their medical records shared without consent
(D) The right to refuse any medical examination or treatment

Question 37 : In case of a medical malpractice lawsuit, which of the following is a key element that must be proven?
(A) The healthcare provider had malicious intent
(B) The patient’s condition improved after the treatment
(C) The healthcare provider breached the standard of care
(D) The patient was uninsured

Question 38 : What is the main ethical concern in clinical trials?

(A) Ensuring patients are compensated for their participation
(B) Maintaining patient safety and informed consent
(C) Increasing the number of trial participants
(D) Keeping research costs low for healthcare organizations

Question 39 : Which principle ensures that research subjects are fully informed about the risks and benefits of a clinical trial?
(A) Autonomy
(B) Justice
(C) Beneficence
(D) Informed consent

Question 40 : What is the role of Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) in medical research?
(A) To ensure that the research participants receive financial compensation
(B) To monitor the effectiveness of the research drugs
(C) To review and approve the ethical and legal aspects of research studies
(D) To advertise research studies to potential participants

Question 41 : Which of the following actions would violate the ethical principle of confidentiality in healthcare?
(A) Sharing patient information without consent with another healthcare provider involved in their care
(B) Discussing patient information in a private and secure environment with relevant healthcare professionals
(C) Disclosing a patient’s condition to a family member with the patient’s consent
(D) Recording patient information in secure digital files accessible only to authorized personnel

Question 42 : Which of the following is the primary ethical issue in using patient data for research without consent?
(A) Financial concerns
(B) Breach of patient privacy and autonomy
(C) Lack of scientific value
(D) The cost of obtaining consent

Question 43 : What is the purpose of compliance programs in healthcare organizations?

(A) To ensure that organizations profit from unethical practices
(B) To maintain high standards of care and adhere to regulations
(C) To allow employees to bypass legal standards for efficiency
(D) To limit patient access to medical records

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Question 44 : Which of the following must healthcare organizations comply with under the Stark Law?
(A) Pay healthcare providers for non-treatment-related services
(B) Avoid self-referral practices that conflict with patient care
(C) Accept all forms of insurance for patient services
(D) Limit the number of patients seen per day

Question 45 : What is the primary purpose of the Anti-Kickback Statute in healthcare?

(A) To ensure that healthcare providers offer services at discounted prices
(B) To prevent healthcare providers from offering or receiving illegal inducements or payments for referrals
(C) To guarantee healthcare providers receive additional incentives for treating high volumes of patients
(D) To ensure healthcare providers are not overburdened with government regulations

Question 46 : Which of the following practices violates the concept of ethical billing in healthcare?
(A) Billing for services actually rendered to the patient
(B) Overbilling for services not provided to the patient
(C) Billing for services that were necessary for the patient’s care
(D) Transparent communication with patients about their charges

Question 47 : Which government agency enforces healthcare fraud and abuse laws, including the False Claims Act?
(A) Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
(B) Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
(C) Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
(D) Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

Question 48 : Which of the following is a patient’s right under HIPAA related to privacy?
(A) The right to be informed about their medical history
(B) The right to access their personal medical records
(C) The right to have all records removed from healthcare institutions
(D) The right to not disclose their health status to any provider

Question 49 : What is the purpose of HIPAA’s Privacy Rule?

(A) To regulate insurance premiums
(B) To ensure health plans cover all medical expenses
(C) To set national standards for the protection of health information
(D) To provide free healthcare for uninsured patients

Question 50 : Which of the following is an exception to the confidentiality rule under HIPAA?
(A) Providing patient data to marketing companies
(B) Disclosing patient information without consent in an emergency situation
(C) Sharing patient data with unauthorized family members
(D) Discussing a patient’s condition on social media

Question 51 : What is required for healthcare providers to share patient information under HIPAA?
(A) Verbal consent
(B) Written consent
(C) Consent from a third-party organization
(D) General consent for all healthcare providers

Question 52 : What action must healthcare providers take to ensure the confidentiality of electronic health records (EHRs)?
(A) Encrypt patient data to protect it from unauthorized access
(B) Allow all staff unrestricted access to the EHR system
(C) Store patient data in public, accessible cloud systems
(D) Share login credentials to make it easier to access records

Question 53 : Which of the following documents ensures that patients are informed of their rights to make decisions about their
healthcare?

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(A) Advance Directive
(B) Medical Record
(C) Medical Power of Attorney
(D) Health Insurance Policy

Question 54 : In a healthcare setting, the right to informed consent means that a patient has:
(A) The right to refuse treatment without any consequences
(B) The right to make decisions about their care after being informed of the risks and benefits
(C) The right to withhold their personal health information from healthcare providers
(D) The right to a second opinion for every medical procedure

Question 55 : Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), healthcare facilities are required to:
(A) Offer free medical treatment to individuals with disabilities
(B) Provide accessible facilities and accommodations for patients with disabilities
(C) Ensure that healthcare providers are not required to treat patients with disabilities
(D) Limit the number of patients with disabilities

Question 56 : Which of the following is a key feature of the Patients' Rights in healthcare?
(A) The right to expect flawless treatment outcomes
(B) The right to make decisions regarding the type and course of medical treatment
(C) The right to insist on experimental treatments without review
(D) The right to be treated without any form of diagnostic testing

Question 57 : Which of the following is the primary purpose of maintaining accurate and complete medical records?
(A) To ensure financial gain for the healthcare provider
(B) To provide information for legal and regulatory requirements
(C) To avoid providing follow-up care to the patient
(D) To reduce the workload of healthcare providers

Question 58 : Under HIPAA, who is authorized to access a patient's medical record?

(A) Only the healthcare provider involved in the patient's care
(B) Any staff member in the healthcare organization
(C) Any person who requests the record, regardless of the reason
(D) Only law enforcement with a court order

Question 59 : Which of the following is a key component of maintaining privacy and confidentiality in healthcare organizations?
(A) Sharing patient information with everyone for quicker decision-making
(B) Using secure electronic systems to store patient data
(C) Allowing patients’ family members unrestricted access to medical records
(D) Discussing patient conditions publicly for educational purposes

Question 60 : What is the consequence for a healthcare provider who violates patient confidentiality by improperly disclosing
medical records?
(A) Immediate revocation of professional license
(B) Civil fines and criminal penalties depending on the severity
(C) No consequences if the provider had good intentions
(D) A temporary warning or reprimand

Question 61 : Which of the following is a responsibility of a Medical Record Assistant regarding patient data?
(A) To authorize the release of confidential patient records without patient consent
(B) To ensure that all medical records are properly stored and secured
(C) To alter medical records when requested by the physician
(D) To disregard privacy laws when interacting with insurance companies

Question 62 : Which of the following is an example of healthcare fraud?

(A) Billing for services that were not provided

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(B) Accurately documenting patient care
(C) Following up with patients after treatment
(D) Ensuring timely billing for healthcare services

Question 63 : Which regulation focuses on preventing fraud in the Medicare and Medicaid programs?
(A) The Affordable Care Act
(B) The False Claims Act
(C) The Americans with Disabilities Act
(D) The Civil Rights Act

Question 64 : Which of the following is a key strategy for preventing fraud and abuse in healthcare organizations?
(A) Encouraging the manipulation of patient data for insurance claims
(B) Providing staff with adequate training on billing codes and ethical practices
(C) Ignoring minor discrepancies in medical billing
(D) Focusing on maximizing profits regardless of ethical considerations

Question 65 : The term "kickback" in healthcare refers to:

(A) A legal incentive for healthcare providers to refer patients to specialists
(B) An illegal payment made to a healthcare provider for patient referrals
(C) A discount given to patients for services paid in full upfront
(D) A refund given by pharmaceutical companies for unused medications

Question 66 : Which of the following is required by the Stark Law in healthcare?

(A) Physicians can refer patients to family members without any disclosure
(B) Physicians must avoid self-referrals to entities in which they have a financial interest
(C) Healthcare facilities can refuse to treat patients with Medicare
(D) Physicians can receive unlimited gifts from pharmaceutical companies

Question 67 : Which of the following best describes the concept of professionalism in healthcare?
(A) Treating patients solely for financial gain
(B) Upholding ethical standards, competence, and respect in healthcare settings
(C) Ignoring patient privacy for operational efficiency
(D) Using personal biases to influence treatment decisions

Question 68 : Which of the following actions demonstrates unethical behavior in a healthcare setting?
(A) Reporting potential safety concerns to management
(B) Providing accurate patient information in medical records
(C) Offering personal incentives for patient referrals
(D) Ensuring patients are aware of the risks involved in a procedure

Question 69 : Which professional healthcare standard is most concerned with ensuring the trustworthiness of medical
professionals?
(A) Respect for autonomy
(B) Professional integrity
(C) Beneficence
(D) Confidentiality

Question 70 : What is the primary function of a healthcare compliance officer?

(A) To develop marketing strategies for healthcare services
(B) To monitor and ensure that healthcare organizations comply with regulations and ethical standards
(C) To handle patient complaints regarding service quality
(D) To make decisions regarding patient treatment plans

Question 71 : Which of the following is true about the relationship between healthcare providers and patients?
(A) Healthcare providers have an unlimited right to make decisions on behalf of patients
(B) Patients’ rights to make decisions regarding their healthcare should always be respected

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(C) Patients must always follow the healthcare provider's instructions without question
(D) Healthcare providers can share patient information with family members without consent

Question 72 : Which of the following is a key regulation governing the retention of medical records in healthcare?
(A) The records should be destroyed immediately after treatment
(B) Medical records should be kept for a minimum number of years based on state or federal law
(C) Medical records can be discarded after a patient’s treatment ends
(D) Only financial records need to be retained after treatment

Question 73 : Which of the following is a fundamental ethical principle in maintaining medical records?
(A) Data should be kept confidential and accessible only to authorized personnel.
(B) Data can be shared with any healthcare provider without consent.
(C) Data can be deleted if the patient no longer requires treatment.
(D) Data can be used for marketing purposes without restrictions.

Question 74 : What is the primary purpose of maintaining the accuracy of medical records from an ethical standpoint?
(A) To increase billing accuracy
(B) To ensure patients receive appropriate care based on correct and current information
(C) To streamline administrative tasks
(D) To ensure that the hospital meets accreditation standards

Question 75 : Which ethical principle requires that medical records be managed in a way that minimizes harm to patients?
(A) Autonomy
(B) Non-maleficence
(C) Justice
(D) Veracity

Question 76 : Which of the following actions is considered unethical in medical record keeping?
(A) Disclosing patient information with patient consent
(B) Sharing patient records with unauthorized personnel
(C) Storing medical records in secure systems
(D) Keeping patient records for the legally required duration

Question 77 : What is a key ethical issue related to the use of third-party services for storing medical records?
(A) Third-party services may provide better data recovery
(B) Patient confidentiality and security must be ensured
(C) It reduces healthcare costs
(D) It ensures faster access to records

Question 78 : Which of the following is considered an ethical breach in the documentation of medical records?
(A) Updating records with additional information when necessary
(B) Recording all relevant patient care information accurately
(C) Falsifying or altering patient data to benefit the provider or facility
(D) Storing records in compliance with applicable laws

Question 79 : Which of the following is an ethical consideration in handling patients' personal health information?
(A) Sharing information freely to promote research
(B) Keeping information confidential unless disclosure is required by law
(C) Using patient data for advertising purposes
(D) Providing access to all family members for decision-making

Question 80 : Which of the following is a patient's right regarding medical records?

(A) The right to alter their own medical records
(B) The right to access and request copies of their medical records
(C) The right to refuse treatment without any consequences
(D) The right to destroy their medical records

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Question 81 : Which of the following is a patient's responsibility regarding medical records?
(A) To ensure that their medical records are never shared
(B) To provide accurate and complete information to healthcare providers
(C) To refuse to pay for medical services
(D) To deny healthcare providers access to medical history

Question 82 : Which of the following is NOT a right of the patient under the Patient's Bill of Rights?
(A) The right to privacy and confidentiality of medical records
(B) The right to participate in their own healthcare decisions
(C) The right to demand any medical treatment without limitations
(D) The right to receive accurate information about their diagnosis

Question 83 : What does the concept of 'autonomy' refer to in patient rights?

(A) The right of patients to make decisions about their medical care
(B) The responsibility of healthcare providers to make decisions on behalf of patients
(C) The requirement that healthcare providers always follow the patient's wishes
(D) The right to privacy in medical treatment

Question 84 : Which of the following is an example of a patient responsibility in healthcare?

(A) To refuse all treatments recommended by healthcare providers
(B) To disclose complete and accurate health information to their healthcare provider
(C) To ignore follow-up appointments for ongoing treatment
(D) To insist on using only non-traditional treatments

Question 85 : What is the patient’s responsibility regarding paying for medical services?
(A) To refuse to pay for services they don’t like
(B) To make payments promptly for services received
(C) To avoid sharing insurance information
(D) To demand free treatment without insurance coverage

Question 86 : Which of the following is NOT considered a patient’s right regarding medical records?
(A) The right to correct errors in their medical records
(B) The right to access their medical records
(C) The right to grant or deny access to their medical records
(D) The right to alter the information in their medical records without supervision

Question 87 : Which of the following is an ethical issue that arises when storing medical records electronically?
(A) Ensuring that patient data is protected from unauthorized access
(B) Making patient records freely accessible for research
(C) Storing records without any encryption
(D) Ensuring that only administrative staff has access to records

Question 88 : Which ethical principle emphasizes the importance of honesty and accuracy in medical record keeping?
(A) Non-maleficence
(B) Veracity
(C) Autonomy
(D) Justice

Question 89 : Which of the following would be considered unethical in medical record keeping?
(A) Updating medical records with the latest treatment information
(B) Providing access to medical records only to authorized individuals
(C) Falsifying medical records to meet billing requirements
(D) Correcting errors in patient records promptly

Question 90 : What is the role of the healthcare provider in ensuring informed consent?
(A) To force patients to accept recommended treatments

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(B) To ensure that the patient fully understands the risks and benefits of a proposed treatment
(C) To proceed with treatment without discussing potential risks
(D) To disclose personal health information to family members without consent

Question 91 : Which of the following is true regarding the ethical principle of confidentiality in healthcare?
(A) Healthcare providers can disclose patient information at their discretion.
(B) Patient information should only be shared with authorized individuals and for legitimate purposes.
(C) Confidentiality is not necessary if the patient’s condition is urgent.
(D) All patient information is public once the patient is discharged.

Question 92 : Which of the following is an unethical practice in medical record keeping?

(A) Keeping medical records secured and confidential
(B) Modifying patient records without authorization
(C) Providing access to records only to those who are authorized
(D) Maintaining records for the required retention period

Question 93 : Which of the following actions demonstrates adherence to the ethical principle of veracity in medical record
keeping?
(A) Providing false information to increase insurance reimbursement
(B) Ensuring that all recorded information is accurate and truthful
(C) Omitting certain details from the records to reduce patient anxiety
(D) Altering records to make them appear more favorable for a healthcare provider

Question 94 : Which is an ethical challenge when using electronic medical records (EMRs)?
(A) Ensuring only authorized individuals can access the records
(B) Making records accessible to all staff members
(C) Allowing patients to change their records without supervision
(D) Ignoring data breaches when they occur

Question 95 : Which of the following is the most important factor when establishing ethical access control systems for medical
records?
(A) Patient consent is only needed for release of medical information
(B) Medical records must be accessible to every department at all times
(C) Security measures must ensure that only authorized personnel can access records
(D) Security measures are unnecessary if the system is not used frequently

Question 96 : Which principle in medical ethics is best followed by ensuring that all medical records contain truthful and complete
information?
(A) Non-maleficence
(B) Justice
(C) Beneficence
(D) Veracity

Question 97 : Which of the following is an ethical practice regarding the sharing of patient medical records?
(A) Records should only be shared with healthcare providers who are directly involved in the patient’s care.
(B) Medical records should be shared freely with anyone who asks.
(C) Medical records can be shared with insurance companies without restrictions.
(D) Patient information can be disclosed to family members without the patient’s consent.

Question 98 : Which of the following is a patient's right regarding their medical information under HIPAA?
(A) The right to access and obtain copies of their medical records
(B) The right to destroy parts of their medical records if they disagree with the information
(C) The right to share their medical records with anyone, at any time
(D) The right to withhold all personal health information from the healthcare provider

Question 99 : What is the ethical responsibility of healthcare providers in relation to patient rights?
(A) To provide treatment even if the patient refuses consent

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(B) To inform patients of their rights and involve them in decision-making
(C) To make all medical decisions without consulting the patient
(D) To limit patient access to their own health records for their safety

Question 100 : Who became the first New Zealander to reach space after flying on the Blue Origin NS-32 suborbital spaceflight?
(A) Peter Beck
(B) Mark Rocket
(C) Richard Pearse
(D) William Pickering

Solutions & Answers

Question 1 :
Correct Answer :B

Question 2 :
Correct Answer :D

Question 3 :
Correct Answer :A

Question 4 :
Correct Answer :C

Question 5 :
Correct Answer :B

Question 6 :
Correct Answer :B

Question 7 :
Correct Answer :D

Question 8 :
Correct Answer :D

Question 9 :
Correct Answer :C

Question 10 :
Solution : Let the number of buffaloes be x and the number of ducks be y.
Then, 4x + 2y = 2(x + y) + 24 ? 2x = 24 ? x = 12
OR
Given that difference between legs = 24 and we know that buffaloes got 2 extra legs each.

No. of buffaloes = =12

Correct Answer :D

Question 11 :
Solution : Unit digits is 7.
And cyclicity of 7 is 4.
753 = 752 + 1
? 753 = 188 x 4 + 1
? Unit digit of (2137)753 will be same as (2137)1 which is 7.
Correct Answer :B

Question 12 :

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Solution :

OR
On adding next two natural nos. Average will increase by 1.
Correct Answer :B

Question 13 :

Solution :

Correct Answer :B

Question 14 :

Solution :

Correct Answer :C

Question 15 :
Solution : Let the quantity of two varieties of tea be 5 kg and 4 kg, respectively.
Now, SP = 23 x 9 = 207
And CP = 20 x 5 + 25 x 4 = 200

Correct Answer :C

Question 16 :

Solution :

Correct Answer :B

Question 17 :
Solution : Constant = LCM (6, 9, 10) = 90
a = 15
b = 10
c=9
a : b : c = 15 : 10 : 9
Correct Answer :D

Question 18 :

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Solution : Let 1 day’s work of B = 10 unit
1 days work of A = 13 unit
Total work = 13 x 23
And time taken by both of them to complete

Correct Answer :B

Question 19 :
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