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Quiz 2 – Amphetamines

Prescribing Controlled Substances 2015: Rules, Regulations and Risks Lesson 2 – Amphetamines and Controlled Substance Schedules Quiz 2 – Amphetamines

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1. Question
Which of the following best describes the difference between explicit and implicit bias?
- A. Explicit bias is more common and operates unconsciously; implicit bias is intentional and planned.
- B. Implicit bias is a conscious belief system; explicit bias is subconscious and spontaneous.
- C. Explicit bias is conscious and intentional; implicit bias is unconscious and unintentional.
- D. There is no difference between explicit and implicit bias.
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Which of the following is an example of bias contributing to disparities in cardiovascular care?
- A. Increased access to cardiac rehab among Medicaid patients
- B. Equal diagnosis rates of CHD among men and women
- C. Women’s CHD symptoms being misattributed to anxiety
- D. Black patients receiving more specialist referrals than White patients
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What is one strategy recommended to mitigate bias in clinical care?
- A. Use medical jargon to ensure professionalism
- B. Assume patients with limited English proficiency require simpler care
- C. Engage in shared decision-making and validate patient concerns
- D. Focus only on clinical indicators, not patient background
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