The California Dental Association Code of Ethics is similar to the American Dental Association Code of Ethics. Before taking the California Dental Law and Ethics Exam, I recommend that you…
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Lessons
Introduction to the California Dental Law and Ethics Exam
A Review of the California Dental Practice Act
A Review of the CDA Code of Ethics
Table of Permitted Duties
If you have not already done so, please review the Table of Permitted Duties. A PDF copy of this table is available in the lesson media below. It is important…
Patient Records and Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
Under HIPAA, personally identifiable information includes patient’s names, addresses, dates of birth, social security numbers, and medical diagnoses (any information that can be used to identify, locate, or contact an…
Informed Consent
Informed consent should always be obtained in writing. For minor patients, consent can only be granted by parents or legal guardians unless that authority has been officially transferred. If the…
Unaccompanied Minors
After an initial exam is completed and informed consent is obtained from a parent or guardian in writing, minor patients can present to a dental appointment without a parent or…
Fictitious Business Names
Dentists who practice under a name other than the name under which they are licensed, must have obtained a fictitious name permit from the Dental Board. Dentists operating with a…
Rules for Storing and Disposing of Controlled Substances
DEA registration is required for each address where a dentist stores controlled substances. A dentist who stores controlled substances must maintain a log for no less than 3 years and…
Mandated Reporting
All professionals licensed by the Dental Board of California are considered “mandated reporters”. A mandated reporter is required to report to local law enforcement or a local services agency if…
Treatment Accessibility
Dentists must make reasonable arrangements for emergency care for their patients of record to avoid being accused of patient abandonment. For example, if you plan on going on vacation or…
Infection Control
As a dental student or practicing dentist you should be aware of standard infection control policies and procedures. Everyone in a dental office in California must complete 2 hours of…
Substandard Treatment
Dentists do not have a legal obligation to report substandard care, but we do have an ethical obligation to do so in instances of continual faulty treatment. Dentists have an…
Rules, Regulations, and Changes
This exam may include some questions that are seemingly random. I will update the section of this study guide with information that may present on the exam as rules and regulations change in California.
California Law and Ethics Practice Examination 1 – Basic Questions
After clicking on the “View Lesson Quiz” button below, you will be taken to the first practice examination for this course. The exam contains 50 questions.
California Dental Law and Ethics Exam Practice Exam 2
This lesson marks the conclusion of the study guide. After clicking on the “View Lesson Quiz” button below, you will be taken to the second practice examination in this guide.…
