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1. 1A Georgia retailer is deciding whether a minor replacement item is included in the statutory definition of a hearing aid. Which item is expressly excluded?

   1. A. An earmold
   2. B. A battery
   3. C. A device attachment
   4. D. A device accessory

   Answer: B

   Explanation: The Act includes parts, attachments, earmolds, and accessories but then says "except batteries, cords," before listing the other exclusions. A battery is therefore outside this definition.

   Reference: Hb 1254 (2026) — O.C.G.A. § 43-44-42(4), HB 1254 p. 48

2. 2At what point must a Georgia dispenser provide the written receipt or bill of sale for a prescription hearing aid?

   1. A. When the order is placed
   2. B. At delivery
   3. C. At the first follow-up visit
   4. D. When the warranty expires

   Answer: B

   Explanation: The current Act requires a receipt or bill of sale for each person supplied with an aid, and Rule 276-3-.01 specifies, "At the time of delivery, the dealer or dispenser shall provide to the person supplied with a hearing aid a bill of sale." Delivery is the operative time.

   Reference: Ga Rules Department 276 (2026) — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 276-3-.01, p. 14

3. 3Under Georgia's satisfactory-relationship rule, which dealer information must a dispenser place on every bill of sale?

   1. A. Dealer name, license number, address, and office hours
   2. B. Dispenser name, license number, signature, and device identification
   3. C. User and purchaser names and addresses, plus delivery date
   4. D. Condition, warranty terms, total price, and refund statement

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Rule 276-4-.01(a) requires the dealer to have the dispenser record the dealer's "name, license number, address, and office hours on each and every Bill-of-Sale." The other sets are genuine receipt fields imposed elsewhere, but they are not the dealer-information set asked for here.

   Reference: Ga Rules Department 276 (2026) — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 276-4-.01(a), p. 12

4. 4A dispenser proposes to select a hearing aid using test data obtained seven months ago. What is the maximum age allowed by the Georgia procedure rule?

   1. A. 3 months
   2. B. 6 months
   3. C. 9 months
   4. D. 12 months

   Answer: B

   Explanation: The rule states, "Test data used in the selection process shall not be more than 6 months old." Seven-month-old data exceed the limit.

   Reference: Ga Rules Department 276 (2026) — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 276-5-.01(1), p. 17

5. 5A Georgia licensee violates another state's hearing-aid fitting law while temporarily working there. Which Georgia regulatory category can apply?

   1. A. Unethical conduct
   2. B. Applicant-fitness review
   3. C. Equipment-calibration deficiency
   4. D. Receipt-content violation

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Rule 276-6-.01 says the out-of-state violation "may be considered as unethical conduct by the Board." The other choices are genuine Georgia regulatory categories, but they do not classify this cross-jurisdiction conduct.

   Reference: Ga Rules Department 276 (2026) — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 276-6-.01, p. 21

6. 6A licensed dispenser supervises an apprentice indirectly. What minimum availability must the supervisor provide during working hours?

   1. A. Availability by email within two business days
   2. B. Accessibility by telephone and ready availability for direction, guidance, and instruction
   3. C. Physical presence at every client encounter
   4. D. A weekly written report with no live contact

   Answer: B

   Explanation: Indirect supervision requires the responsible dispenser to be "accessible by telephone during working hours and must be readily available to the apprentice permit holder for direction, guidance and instruction." Option B matches that duty.

   Reference: Ga Rules Department 276 (2026) — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 276-9-.01(3)(a), p. 23

7. 7A newly licensed dispenser is exempt from CE at the first renewal because the initial license period was under two years. What happens to CE hours completed during that short period?

   1. A. They satisfy the entire next biennium
   2. B. Up to six hours carry forward
   3. C. Up to fourteen online hours carry forward
   4. D. They do not carry forward to the next biennium

   Answer: D

   Explanation: Rule 276-10-.01 says those hours are not "available or "carried over" for credit to meet the requirement for the next biennial license renewal." The exemption therefore does not create a carryover bank.

   Reference: Ga Rules Department 276 (2026) — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 276-10-.01, pp. 19-20

8. 8A dispenser completes a fitting but makes no arrangement to respond if the device fails. Which relationship element is missing?

   1. A. Ready availability for follow-up care
   2. B. Annual equipment calibration
   3. C. A separate dealer license application
   4. D. A continuing-education audit

   Answer: A

   Explanation: An appropriate relationship requires that "The dispenser is readily available for follow-up care in case of the failure of the device or instrument." The absent follow-up availability is the deficiency.

   Reference: Ga Rules Department 276 (2026) — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 276-13-.01(a)(3), p. 32

9. 9A dispenser provides a prescription hearing aid to a consumer under a rental agreement rather than a sale. How does Georgia classify that transaction?

   1. A. It is dispensing because rental is included
   2. B. It is dispensing only after title transfers
   3. C. It is repair service rather than dispensing
   4. D. It is wholesale distribution rather than dispensing

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Georgia's definition includes provision to a consumer by "sale, rental, lease, or otherwise." The rental arrangement is therefore dispensing.

   Reference: Hb 1254 (2026) — O.C.G.A. § 43-44-42(6), HB 1254 p. 49

10. 10A dispenser learns that the affiliated dealer refuses to serve as office of record for the dispenser's tests and fittings. What must the dispenser recognize before continuing under Rule 276-4-.01?

    1. A. A required element of the satisfactory relationship is missing
    2. B. The annual calibration interval has automatically shortened
    3. C. The bill of sale has become a final-sale agreement
    4. D. The dispenser's license has entered late renewal

    Answer: A

    Explanation: The rule requires the dealer "to be the office of record for all tests and fittings made by the apprentice, dispenser or trainee." The dispenser must recognize and resolve the missing relationship condition; the other options are real regulatory concepts but are not consequences of this recordkeeping refusal.

    Reference: Ga Rules Department 276 (2026) — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 276-4-.01(b), p. 15