CME CME Business & Professional Practice 1

Question 1

In most US states, a Certified Medical Electrologist (CME) must renew their national certification through which organization?

Accepted Answer

Society for Clinical and Medical Hair Removal (SCMHR)

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American Board of Cosmetology (ABC)

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American Electrology Association (AEA)

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National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC)

Question 2

Which document legally authorizes an electrologist to perform services in their state?

Accepted Answer

State-issued electrology license

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National CME certificate

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CPR certification card

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Business registration certificate

Question 3

An electrologist who operates as a sole proprietor in the US is personally liable for business debts because the business and owner are:

Accepted Answer

Treated as the same legal entity

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Treated as separate legal entities

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Protected by limited liability

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Covered under professional incorporation rules

Question 4

Professional liability insurance for electrologists is commonly called:

Accepted Answer

Malpractice or errors & omissions (E&O) insurance

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Workers' compensation

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General liability insurance

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Business interruption insurance

Question 5

OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) requires electrology practices to have a written:

Accepted Answer

Exposure Control Plan

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Treatment price menu

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Marketing strategy

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Employee handbook

Question 6

A client who is dissatisfied with their electrolysis results and files a complaint with the state licensing board may trigger a:

Accepted Answer

Formal disciplinary investigation

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Voluntary certification review

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Automatic license suspension

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Criminal background check only