New Jersey Hearing Aid Dispenser Law Practice Exam

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• What is the maximum number of temporary licensees a sponsor may supervise at one time?
• If the individual continues to practice after automatic suspension, what is the status?
• One member shall be which of the following?
• A temporary licensee shall spend a minimum of how many days in the sponsor's office within any 60-day period?
• During the applicant interview, which element is the committee expected to examine?
• The licensee shall maintain documentation of the evaluations and written forms for deep canal impression.
• If sponsorship is terminated, what must the sponsor do within 5 days?
• Which statement best describes temporary license renewal after failing the licensing examination?
• Which activity is included in the practice of fitting a hearing aid involving creating a mold of the ear?
• How many parts make up the licensing examination?
• To renew within 30 days after expiration, which items must be submitted?
• Every temporary licensee shall submit what to his sponsor which shall be retained as part of the permanent records?
• What must a licensee do to reinstate a license suspended for more than five years?
• If a person fails to pass the examination, the temporary license may be renewed for a period ending 30 days after the next examination, with what additional constraint?
• Is the license valid within the 30 days after expiration?
• Regarding renewal with inactive status in hearing aid dispensing, which is true?
• What is the application fee?
• Which item is included as a required record relating to fitting of the hearing aid?
• If the license is not renewed within 30 days after expiration, what happens?
• Where should a license be posted?
• How far in advance will the board send a renewal notice?
• What is the required number of hours for biennial renewal?
• Which statement best describes the handling of examination, license, renewal, and other fees collected by the committee?
• How many references must a licensee give to a prospective hearing aid purchaser if there are medical problems involved?
• Hours beyond 20 are not credited in the next biennial period.
• How recent must a hearing test be to sell hearing aids in general?
• Which term is prohibited in advertising because it connotes medical competence that does not exist?
• In the written itemization accompanying a hearing aid sale, which item should be included?
• What condition must be shown to obtain a temporary license?
• Which statement best describes lawful status to practice hearing aid fitting and selling?
• What is the fee for the written part of the examination?
• Which statement best reflects professional misconduct in advertising?
• A licensee who elects inactive status may not engage in hearing aid dispensing.
• Continuing education courses shall be in any area that will update and refresh the clinical skills or knowledge of a hearing aid dispenser, and the committee may examine and review any course claimed for credit.
• What is the primary function of the committee regarding hearing aids?
• After deep canal impression process, what must the licensee do?
• Where must the equipment used in dispensing hearing aids be available?
• What is the initial license fee if paid during the first year of the biennial renewal period?
• The license shall not initiate the impression process unless the consumer has within 7 days received a medical evaluation from an ENT physician licensed in the state.
• How long does the hearing aid dispenser license last?
• The clinical audiologist member must hold certification from which organization?
• The interpretation and evaluation of hearing tests and the physical examination of a person's ear when used in conjunction with dispensing of a hearing aid is included in which practice?
• Which option describes CEUs when total exceeds 20?
• Which frequencies are used to determine a significant air-bone gap?
• Is it professional misconduct to demand or accept excessive fees for services and equipment?
• What is the endorsement fee in the first year of the biennial renewal period?
• Which statement about daily logs is correct?
• What is the fee for the practical part of the examination?
• Which element must be included in the purchase agreement regarding the licensee’s credential?
• Can a temporary licensee maintain an independent office or place of business for dispensing hearing aids?
• What needs to appear on every sign?
• Which are the basic components of a hearing aid?
• What types of addresses must be reported when there is a change?
• Are sponsors allowed to pre-sign purchase agreements?
• If you receive the renewal notice less than 60 days before expiration, what penalties apply?
• How many CEUs are awarded for completing three or more credit courses at an accredited college or university with committee approval?
• Which constitutes a significant air-bone gap?
• Which items must be included in the purchase agreement when buying a hearing aid?
• The committee must include a member who is a clinical audiologist holding certification from
• Which statement is true regarding CEUs above 20 and the biennial period?
• What is the initial license fee if paid during the first year of the renewal period?
• Which measure may be necessary in the hearing test?
• At the onset of the patient relationship, what must the licensee advise the patient?
• What is the required duration of the hands-on procedures portion of the training?
• What is the fee for a temporary license?
• Which of the following constitutes professional misconduct in advertising?
• Which scenario exempts a sale of a hearing aid to a person under 18 from the requirement of a recommendation from an otolaryngologist or audiologist within the past 6 months?
• What is the reinstatement fee for a biennial license?
• If the committee rejects the application, the examination fee is:
• The licensure examination shall not include questions requiring which type of education?
• Which of the following is included in the practice of fitting a hearing aid?
• What is a mandatory requirement for renewal of the license?
• Which tests constitute an appropriate hearing test for dispensing hearing aids?
• What is the fee for submitting an application and taking the examination?
• Which statement about the initial patient relationship regarding examination, diagnosis, or medical opinion is correct?
• Under reciprocity, when is a certificate of endorsement issued?
• Upon submitting an application for a license, every temporary licensee shall submit what from his or her sponsor attesting to the supervision requirements?
• CEU hours beyond 20 are not credited in the next biennial period. Which phrase best summarizes this rule?
• Can a temporary licensee complete a sale of hearing aids without the physical presence of the sponsor?
• On every record regarding hearing aids, what information must the licensee designate?
• When requested by the committee, what must the licensee do with records maintained for fitting and dispensing hearing aids?
• The term length for committee members is
• Under what condition may a licensee terminate services or equipment delivery unilaterally without arranging for continuation?
• Which of the following describes a sponsor in the training program?
• How many members on the committee must hold a hearing aid dispenser license and appropriate certification for at least three years prior to appointment?
• The committee's rules and regulations are intended to promote which goals?
• Why must the supervising licensee's name and title appear on advertising materials?
• Which statement describes the impact of the hours above 20 on the next cycle?
• If a licensee submits more than 20 CEUs in a cycle, the extra hours:
• What is the biennial renewal fee?
• Which conditions define when the committee may issue a temporary license?
• During supervision, which requirement applies to sponsors regarding their location?
• The inactive fee amount is determined by which authority?
• The practice of dispensing and fitting of hearing aids includes which of the following elements?
• The licensing examination consists of which two components?
• Who may request access to records maintained for fitting and dispensing hearing aids?
• Which of the following reflects the prohibition on promoting medical authority in advertising?
• For how many years must all records be kept by a licensee?
• The license shall immediately refer any consumer who develops complications during the impression taking or fitting process to the
• Is it required that the purchase agreement disclose whether the hearing aids are reconditioned?
• Which of the following options correctly reflects the treatment of CEUs beyond 20 in the next biennial period?
• Who has the power, after notice and a hearing, to revoke, suspend, or refuse to renew any license, temporary license, or certificate of endorsement?
• Which statement accurately reflects how CEUs beyond 20 are treated?
• Which of the following is required for applicants who are not eligible for license by endorsement but wish to sit for the licensing examination?
• Which structure is involved in the impression-taking technique for a deep ear canal device?
• For an inactive licensee who has been inactive for five years or less, which items are required for reinstatement?
• The selection or adaptation of a hearing aid is included in which practice?
• What is the endorsement fee in the first renewal year?
• What is the fee for a training permit?
• If a licensee completes more than 20 CEUs, will those hours be credited in the next biennial period?
• One member on the committee represents the interests of
• How much is a committee member's compensation for each day of actual service, and what is the travel reimbursement limit?
• When will the committee refund the examination fee?
• The statement 'Hours beyond 20 CEUs are credited in the next biennial period' is true or false?
• What is the fee for a duplicate biennial registration certificate?
• If the education, training, and experience appear unsatisfactory and the committee denies the temporary license, what may the applicant do?
• How often must equipment be inspected and calibrated?
• Is it professional misconduct to visit the home or office of a potential customer to induce a sale without express prior consent?
• Which of the following topics is included in the licensure examination's knowledge component?
• Which statement best describes how hours beyond 20 are treated for the next biennial period?
• The committee has authority to make and promulgate rules under which act?
• The hearing aid dispenser examining committee consists of:
• Which of the following are required for reinstatement when a license has been automatically suspended for five years or less due to failure to renew?
• Which body may the committee recommend for the course of instruction related to fitting and selection of hearing aids?
• Who determines the inactive fee amount?
• The director of consumer affairs on the hearing aid dispenser examining committee is
• A licensee may fit and dispense a deep ear canal hearing aid device provided that
• All such businesses shall file annually with the committee what of the designated supervising licensee?
• Who may approve a college curriculum in hearing aid selection and fitting for licensure eligibility?
• What is the fee for a duplicate or replacement of a biennial registration certificate?
• On what date does the training period commence?
• Who appoints the six members of the hearing aid dispenser examining committee?
• Which of the following is NOT exempt from the act as it relates to hearing aid dispensing and related activities?
• The responsibility of the forms and content of every advertisement, sign, stationary or business card shall be on
• Who is responsible for assuring that all records are maintained in accordance with the applicable licensing regulations?
• A hearing aid dispenser is defined as:
• For fitting a replacement hearing aid or loaner, the associated hearing test may be within how many months prior to fitting?
• The needs of the patient can be adapted by adjustments to:
• Before revoking or suspending any license, what process must occur?
• Which statement best reflects the conditions that must be followed up prior to fitting a hearing aid?
• What needs to be made available upon request to the committee for review and evaluation?
• A holder of a certificate of endorsement must do which of the following regarding practice locations?
• What defines a sponsor for the training program?
• To verify credentials when endorsement is not pursued for sitting the examination, the applicant must submit which of the following?
• If a licensee's permit has expired or been terminated, within how many days must they return the license or permit to the committee?
• What is the renewal or extension fee for a temporary license and training permit?
• What is the fee for a credential review?
• Which of the following is tested as part of the licensure examination's proficiency section?
• A hearing aid dispenser is best described as a person who
• What is the initial license fee if paid during the second year of the biennial renewal period?
• The training shall consist of which components?
• What is the fee for the paperwork of certification papers for applicants to other states?
• The requirement to return license/permit within 5 days applies to which individuals?
• What must the licensee do after deep canal impression process?
• If the applicant fails to sit for an examination, what can happen?
• If an inactive license has been inactive for more than five years and wishes to return, which is true?
• What must a licensee obtain and maintain regarding medical clearance when fitting hearing aids?
• What is the endorsement fee in the second year of the biennial renewal period?
• Which statement about CEUs beyond 20 is correct?
• How many hours are required for biennial license renewal?
• Within how many days must a licensee notify the committee of a change in residential or business address?
• What happens if the person who holds a trainee license does not take the next examination after the date of issue, according to the licensing rules, assuming no good cause is shown?
• The purpose of taking an impression of the ear during fitting is to
• The licensure period for licenses is how long?
• What is the reinstatement fee for a biennial license?
• What must an applicant file with the secretary of the committee as part of licensure?
• If an individual has 21 CEUs, what is the status of the 1 hour beyond 20 regarding crediting in the next biennial period?
• Which statement correctly identifies the two sections of the written examination?
• What score is required to pass the laws portion of the written examination?
• What must be kept as part of the licensee's permanent records regarding audiometer calibration?
• Which amount is charged for a credential review?
• If a licensee is in violation and receives a suspension notice, what else must be provided?
• What is the fee for paperwork of certification papers for applicants to other states?
• The change of frequency response of any instrument is included in which practice area?
• In fitting a hearing aid, evaluation or measurement of the power range of human hearing is conducted using what?
• The hearing shall follow the rules set forth in which documents?
• Who ultimately receives the fees and manages expenditures for the committee over the fiscal year?
• What must every corporation, partnership, trust, association, or unincorporated business do regarding supervising licensee?
• Which statement accurately reflects handling of CEUs beyond 20 for the next biennial period?
• For reinstatement after five years or less, which is required?
• For patient records including itemization, how long must a licensee retain them following the sale of hearing aids?
• When should you renew your license?
• No person shall commence training without receiving what?
• Which of the following may be submitted to the committee for licensure eligibility?
• The 14-day refund window begins when?
• During the training period, where is a trainee permitted to practice?
• Audiometers must be inspected according to ANSI standards, and what must be maintained in permanent records?
• What needs to appear on every advertisement, stationary, or business card?
• The committee publishes information regarding which topic?
• What is the endorsement fee in the second year of the biennial renewal period?
• Who is responsible for sending renewal notices?
• What is the late fee?