42. Which of the following is NOT "the risk scenarios" indicated in the second to last paragraph?
(A) Data is sold to partner hospitals for research.
(B) Data is used to gain insights for strategic planning.
(C) A patient's record is unintentionally disclosed.
(D) A person's medical history is used against him/her.
(E) A health sector forwards data to the wrong person.

38. The most appropriate word for the blank in the excerpt is (A)divinity (B) maturity (C) opportunity (D) vanity (E) humanity

39. "I will give to my teachers the respect and gratitude that is their due." In this part of the oath, the expression "their due" is closest in meaning to (A) something they expand (B) something they demand (C) something they warrant (D) something they uphold (E) something they deserve

40. According to the oath, which of the following considerations may be allowed to come between doctors and patients? (A) discrepancy (B) prestige (C) impairment (D) sexuality (E)confidence

41. In the passage, which of the following is NOT included in the description about "'Declaration of Taipei"? (A) The rights of patients giving their tissues or data. (B) Restricted access to health databases for research. (C) Biobanks being excluded from individual treatment. (D) Physicians' duty toward patients' health information. (E) Physicians as the primary custodians of health data.

43. The most appropriate words for the blank in the second to last paragraph would be (A) invest in (B) bear upon (C) follow by (D) occur with(E) result from

44. Which of the following statements support the importance of increasing the number of physicians in Taiwan, according to the passage? (A) The internet world is an advantage to physicians. (B) A fixed physician number is no longer fashionable. (C) Severe health situations may arise in the future. (D) Physicians should adapt to the dynamic world. (E) Specialists are unable to solve all the problems.

45. Where does the following sentence best belong? Their issues are too broad to be the focus of this passage. (A) At the end of paragraph 1. (B) At the end of paragraph 2. (C) At the end of paragraph 3. (D) At the end of paragraph 4. (E) At the end of paragraph 5.

46. What can be inferred from paragraph 2? (A) Medicare varies largely between the elderly and the sickly. (B) Preventive care may reduce overall health care spending. (C) We should allow medical supplies for bed-bound patients. (D) Insurance should cover expenses related to organ donation. (E) Donors see the topic of organ donation as a cultural conflict.

47.Which of the following is discussed in paragraph 3 as a main factor in our contemporary society? (A) Social immunity and its relation to higher level of disease. (B) Social anxiety and its relation to chronic mental disorders. (C) Social economy and its relation to people's social behaviors. (D) Social inequality and its relation to various types of illness. (E) Social mobility and its relation to a person's social status.

48. The word "cliche" in the last paragraph is closest in meaning to _______ (A) cowardice (B) counterpart(C) crackdown (D)commonplace . (E) corruption