Core Module Course Block (CMCB) 3 Practice Test

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• Which statement describes Self Abortion 2nd (Class B Misdemeanor)?
• Which statement correctly describes Aggravated Manslaughter 1st (Class B Felony)?
• Which statement is listed as a SCOFF law condition in the material?
• Which description matches Abortion 1st (Class D Felony)?
• What is glomerular filtration rate (GFR) and how is creatinine used to estimate it?
• Which of the following is NOT a Bradford Hill criterion for causation?
• Reckless Assault of a Child (Class D Felony) is defined as which description?
• Which action could support a disorderly conduct charge in public places?
• What is a p-value and how does alpha relate to statistical significance?
• Which scenario defines Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle 1st Degree?
• Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle 3rd Degree could include which of the following?
• Which scenario describes Criminal Sale of a Firearm with the Aid of a Minor (Class C Felony)?
• Which offense best matches Gang Assault 1st elements?
• In the five A's of evidence-based practice, what does 'Audit' involve?
• List the components and total score range of the Glasgow Coma Scale and what a score indicates.
• Reckless Endangerment 1st is categorized as which offense type?
• During wound healing, which process characterizes the remodeling phase?
• Which mental state is defined as having a conscious objective to cause the result?
• Hazings 1st (Class A Misdemeanor) is Hazing 2nd plus what?
• Identify two common types of diagnostic error and suggest a mitigation strategy.
• Criminal Possession of Marijuana (no degree) is more than how many ounces?
• Which BAC level is listed for Vehicular Assault 1st in the provided criteria?
• What type of accusatory instrument is required for AUO 1st?
• Describe the basic pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes mellitus and the principle targets of treatment.
• Which scenario would qualify as Criminal Possession of a Weapon 1st (Class B Felony)?
• Failure to report wounds is classified as which offense level?
• AUO 2nd may involve which penalty for the offense?
• What are the characteristic ECG changes of STEMI?
• AUO 1st offense involves which primary factor?
• Which study design starts with an outcome and looks back at exposure, and is typically analyzed with an odds ratio?
• Which is the threshold for Criminal Sale of a Firearm 1st (Class B Felony)?
• Which method is NOT a standard confounding-control technique in study design?
• Which statement correctly describes Aggravated Manslaughter 2nd (Class C Felony)?
• Assault 3rd (Class A Misdemeanor) is best described by which statement?
• Which VTL section deals with Registration?
• Which code corresponds to a General ticket type Genl-73?
• Which statement about height as a trait is accurate?
• What are key considerations in vaccination scheduling and contraindications?
• Which item is explicitly included in the criteria for Criminal Use of a Firearm 2nd as shown?
• Which statement best describes Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd (Class D Felony) in relation to the other classifications?
• Which VTL section deals with Licenses?
• Which hypersensitivity type is exemplified by contact dermatitis (delayed-type)?
• Vehicular Manslaughter 2nd is charged when which combination occurs?
• Criminal Possession of Marijuana 4th degree is more than how many ounces?
• Which mental state is defined as failing to perceive a substantial and unjustifiable risk?
• Which statement best describes a high-reliability organization in healthcare?
• Hazings 2nd is defined as intentionally or recklessly engaging in conduct that creates a substantial risk of physical injury to another person through initiation. Which option best matches this definition?
• Which statement defines the threshold for Criminal Sale of a Firearm 1st?
• Assault 2nd includes which drug-related element?
• Criminal Sale of Marijuana 4th Degree is defined as what?
• What is the maximum custody period mentioned for a vehicle under UOV?
• Which scenario qualifies as Aggravated Murder (Class A-1 Felony)?
• Name the four main principles of medical ethics and give a brief example for each.
• Which VTL section has AUOs?
• What does metastasis refer to in cancer biology?
• Which statement correctly describes Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle 1st Degree?
• Stalking 3rd (Class A Misdemeanor) includes which condition?
• What is the first-pass effect and its clinical implication?
• In the context of vehicle custody, which action is associated with a 2-day timeframe after a notice?
• Which scenario could constitute Aggravated Harassment 2nd when there is no legitimate purpose for the communication?
• Which degree is assigned to possession exceeding 8 ounces?
• Unlawful Possession of a Large Capacity Ammunition Feeding Device is defined as accepting more than how many rounds?
• What is granulation tissue?
• Which offense is Class D Felony?
• What are the key differences in management between open and closed fractures?
• Which condition would constitute Criminal Possession of a Weapon 2nd (Class C Felony) based on the provided criteria?
• Which describes Assault on a Police Officer, Fireman, EMS, etc. (Class C Felony)?
• Which statement describes Criminal Sale of a Firearm to a Minor?
• Which scenario best defines Luring a Child as described in the material?
• Criminal Sale of Marijuana 5th Degree is defined as selling what amount or item?
• Outline a general hypertension treatment algorithm (lifestyle plus pharmacotherapy) for adults without complications.
• Which statement best describes energy balance and weight change?
• Which equation is commonly used to estimate GFR from serum creatinine in adults?
• The element 'Intent to Cause Serious Physical Injury + Serious Physical Injury + Aid Of Two Or More' is characteristic of which offense?
• When should you use mean versus median as a measure of central tendency, and why?
• Which abortion offense is classified as Class E Felony?
• Which behavior is explicitly listed as prohibited in public places under disorderly conduct provisions?
• Under the 4th Degree Weapon possession, which of the following is a listed item that could qualify, according to the provided text?
• Aggravated Criminally Negligent Homicide is classified as which felony?
• Criminally Negligent Homicide is classified as which felony?
• Predictive values are independent of disease prevalence.
• Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle 3rd Degree includes which of the following?
• Aggravated Vehicular Homicide can be charged when which combination of factors is present?
• Which area is defined as part of ‘School grounds’ in the context of the Offenses described?
• Manslaughter 2nd Degree is defined as which act?
• What are key ethical considerations when enrolling vulnerable populations in research?
• Stalking 3rd is triggered by which condition?
• How are adverse drug reactions categorized, and give an example of a Type A reaction?
• Which element is listed for Aggravated Vehicular Assault?
• Which of the following is a general ticket code from the list?
• A person may be convicted in the criminal courts of this state when which of the following occurs?
• Which act defines Self Abortion 2nd (Class B Misdemeanor)?
• Criminal Possession of Marijuana 5th degree includes possession in a public place or exceeding how many grams?
• What characterizes a high-reliability organization in healthcare, and why is it important?
• Promoting a Suicide Attempt (Class E Felony) is defined as:
• Vehicular Assault 1st can be triggered by which BAC level?
• Which of the following is a General ticket type?
• Which statement correctly describes Aggravated Manslaughter 2nd (Class C Felony)?
• Stalking 4th (Class B Misdemeanor) is defined as intentionally directed conduct that causes fear of material harm to health and safety, or mental or emotional health, or employment. Which option captures this?
• Criminal Sale of Marijuana 1st Degree is defined as more than what quantity?
• Which statement about Km is accurate in enzyme kinetics?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of ticket?
• Criminal Possession of Marijuana 3rd degree is more than how many ounces?
• Which combination defines Menacing a Police Officer (Class D Felony)?
• Which statement best describes the first-pass effect in a pharmacokinetic context?
• Which scenario is consistent with the Luring a Child offense being described?
• Which statement describes Criminal Purchase or Disposal of a Weapon (Class D Felony)?
• Which of the following could be an element of Aggravated Harassment 1st when targeting protected characteristics?
• Which combination constitutes Gang Assault 1st (Class B Felony)?
• Describe the role of leadership in healthcare teams and list two essential leadership skills.
• Which statement about Aggravated Harassment by an Inmate is accurate?
• Criminal Use of a Firearm 2nd (Class C Felony) requires which combination of elements?
• Which action could constitute Aggravated Harassment 2nd (Class A Misdemeanor)?
• Which offense corresponds to more than 10 pounds?
• Which statement characterizes Menacing 3rd (Class B Misdemeanor)?
• Live vaccines are contraindicated in which situations?
• Which condition defines Self Abortion 1st (Class A Misdemeanor)?
• Which statement defines Abortion 2nd (Class E Felony)?
• Which scenario constitutes Murder 2nd (Class A-1 Felony) in the list?
• Stalking 2nd (Class E Felony) can be charged when which combination occurs?
• Hazings 2nd is categorized as which offense type?
• How should healthcare professionals approach disclosure and apology after a medical error?
• AUO 2nd may involve which of the following conditions?
• Reckless Endangerment 1st (Class D Felony) is defined as:
• Which hypersensitivity type is IgE-mediated, such as in anaphylaxis?
• Which statement describes Abortion 2nd (Class E Felony)?
• Under disorderly conduct, creating a hazardous or physically offensive condition by an act with no legitimate purpose is described as which of the following?
• Which option best describes an element of Manslaughter 1st (Class B Felony) in the listed offenses?
• Which act could constitute Aggravated Harassment 1st (Class E Felony)?
• What is herd immunity and how vaccination coverage influences it?
• Which of the following is a hallmark of cancer?
• Outline the cardiac conduction pathway from the sinoatrial node to the Purkinje fibers and name a common site of conduction block.
• Promoting a Suicide Attempt is classified as which class?
• In the Plan-Do-Study-Act cycle, which statement accurately describes the 'Act' phase?
• Homicide includes death of an unborn child under more than 24 weeks of pregnancy under circumstances constituting which offenses?
• Which statement best describes Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle 1st Degree?
• Which statement correctly describes Gram-positive bacteria?
• What is antibiotic stewardship and what are two core strategies to implement it?
• Criminal Possession of Marijuana 1st degree is more than how many pounds?
• Which combination is listed as a potential offense under harassment-related statutes within a 10-year period?
• Criminal Possession of a Firearm (Class E Felony) is defined as possessing what?
• Which statement correctly distinguishes pharmacokinetics from pharmacodynamics and defines EC50?
• What element is included in Criminal Possession of a Weapon 2nd that triggers the heightened classification?
• Which offense represents the highest degree among the marijuana possession offenses listed?
• Which scenario describes Criminal Sale of a Firearm to a Minor (Class C Felony)?
• Which age combination satisfies the Aid of a Minor offense?
• Define shared decision making and give an example of its application.
• Criminal Possession of a Weapon on School Grounds (Class E Felony) requires which possession?
• Which statement defines Criminal Sale of a Firearm 2nd (Class C Felony) in terms of the correct category?
• Reckless Assault of a Child by a Child Day Care Provider (Class E Felony) is defined as which act?
• Homicide includes the death of an unborn child under more than 24 weeks of pregnancy in circumstances constituting which offenses?
• Which measure is commonly used in cohort studies to compare risk between exposed and unexposed groups?
• Which cells predominate in acute inflammation?
• What does 'source control' refer to in sepsis management?
• Which option best describes the mechanism of action of aspirin and lists a correct adverse effects to monitor?
• Where should a license plate be placed?
• Which offense is Class E Felony?
• Criminal Use of a Firearm 1st (Class B Felony) is defined by which statement?
• Assault 2nd (Class D Felony) includes which form(s)?
• Which hormone provides the negative feedback in the HPA axis to reduce CRH and ACTH release?
• Which statement correctly reflects how the VTL sections relate to licensing and AUOs?
• What are the major components of a basic neurological examination?
• Vehicular Manslaughter 1st Degree can be charged when which factor is present?
• Harassment 1st (Class B Misdemeanor) requires which of the following?
• Which option is a Parking ticket type?
• What does cultural competence in care involve, and why is it important?
• Which statement correctly differentiates unlawful possession penalties for large capacity ammunition devices versus other ammunition feeding devices?
• Which statement best distinguishes acute from chronic inflammation?
• What is the correct sequence of the four stages of wound healing?
• Which statement best describes sensitivity and specificity, and their impact on diagnosing disease?
• What is a confounding variable, and how can it be controlled in study design or analysis?
• Which statement correctly describes Prohibited Use of Weapons related to hunting within city limits?
• Which action constitutes Aggravated Harassment of an Employee by an Inmate (Class E Felony)?
• Which item is explicitly listed as a component of Criminal Possession of a Weapon 4th (Class A Misdemeanor)?
• What is the basic sequence of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis leading to cortisol release?
• What is intention-to-treat analysis and why is it used in randomized controlled trials?
• Stalking 4th is categorized as which offense type?
• Under Prohibited Use of Weapons, which situation is a Class D Felony unless no people are involved?
• Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle 2nd Degree is defined by which condition?
• What is the Henderson–Hasselbalch equation used for in acid–base balance, and what are the key variables?
• Which option reflects a component of Menacing 2nd (Class A Misdemeanor)?
• Which statement best differentiates Reckless Assault of a Child Day Care Provider from Reckless Assault of a Child?
• What is a common mitigation strategy for cognitive-bias-related diagnostic errors?
• Assault 1st (Class B Felony) encompasses which statement?
• Which elements constitute Aggravated Assault on a Person Less Than 11 Years Old (Class E Felony)?
• The factor 'Previous DWI' is listed as part of the aggravating factors for which crime?
• Which bias is most effectively mitigated by intention-to-treat analysis?
• What is the classification for Assault on a Judge?
• Which statement best distinguishes Mendelian inheritance from polygenic inheritance in humans?
• Which offense includes the factor of causing death of more than one person as part of its criteria?
• What is homeostasis and which general mechanism maintains it?
• AUO 1st offense is associated with which condition?
• The 5th-degree offense includes possession in a public place or exceeding how many grams?
• Which statement best describes Criminal Sale of a Firearm 3rd (Class D Felony)?
• Harassment 2nd (Violation) includes which action?
• Outline the basic pathophysiology of sepsis and two initial management priorities.
• Aggravated Criminal Possession of a Weapon (Class C Felony) is defined as which condition?
• Which elements define Gang Assault 2nd (Class C Felony)?
• In Michaelis-Menten enzyme kinetics, which statement correctly defines Vmax and Km?
• Unlawful Possession of Marijuana (Violation) is defined as possession of 25 grams or less.
• Which mental state is defined as being aware that conduct is of such nature or that a circumstance exists?
• Which of the following statements best aligns with the characteristics of Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd (Class D Felony) as described?
• Define informed consent and outline the concept of decision-making capacity.
• Criminal Sale of Marijuana 2nd Degree is defined as what?
• Unlawful Possession of Certain Ammunition Feeding Devices carries different penalties depending on location. What penalty applies at home?
• Which imaging modality is most suitable for rapid assessment of acute trauma and complex anatomy?
• Which statement about Numeric Rating Scale (NRS) and Visual Analog Scale (VAS) is true?
• Unlawful Possession of a Large Capacity Ammunition Feeding Device carries which penalty class?
• Unlawful Possession of Weapons by Persons Under 16 (Juvenile Delinquent) prohibits which under-16 possession?
• Which features characterize chronic inflammation?
• What are the five A's of evidence-based practice, and what does each entail?
• AUO 3rd offense requires which condition?
• Which study design uses relative risk as the measure of association?
• Describe the Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle and its use in quality improvement.
• Which offense corresponds to more than 16 ounces?
• When purchasing rifles and/or shotguns in contiguous states and bringing back to New York State, the purchase must comply with which laws?
• What form must you fill out when confiscating a license or plates?
• Which variables influence eGFR estimation when using creatinine-based equations?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of ticket?
• Which statement reflects a form of Assault 3rd?
• Which elements comprise Assault on a Judge (Class C Felony)?
• Reckless Endangerment 2nd is a Class A Misdemeanor defined as:
• Which option best describes an element of Manslaughter 1st (Class B Felony) in the listed offenses?
• Vehicular Assault 1st (Class D Felony) includes which factor?
• Which action is required for Criminal Sale of a Firearm 2nd (Class C Felony) regarding quantity?
• Describe a general framework for a patient-safety risk assessment (hazard identification, risk estimation, control measures, and residual risk).
• Vehicular Assault 2nd (Class E Felony) includes which condition?
• Which statement correctly contrasts HIPAA and GDPR in health data privacy?
• Which measure is used in case-control studies to estimate the strength of association?
• Which mental state is defined as being aware of and consciously disregarding a substantial and unjustifiable risk?
• How long are dealer plates good for?
• Which scenario is listed under Assault 1st (Class B Felony)?
• Menacing 1st (Class E Felony) is charged when there has been a prior offense of Menacing 2nd or Menacing a Police Officer within how many years?
• Stalking 1st (Class D Felony) can be charged when which condition is present?
• Which imaging modality lacks ionizing radiation and provides high soft-tissue contrast?
• Which data privacy practice best captures essential data privacy practices in health information systems?
• Which statement defines Aggravated Assault Upon a Police Officer (Class B Felony)?
• Criminal Sale of Marijuana 3rd Degree is defined as what?
• Which statement describes Self Abortion 1st (Class A Misdemeanor)?