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Which of the services do healthcare professionals provide?

A
editorial reviews
B
patient education
C
financial planning
D
technical support
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Read the following scenario, and then answer the question.A patient has an injured shoulder and her doctor refers her to a physiotherapist so her shoulder can be restored to health. To what type of facility will the patient most likely go to work with the physiotherapist?

A
hospice facility
B
rehabilitation facility
C
long-term care facility
D
pathologist
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What would be most likely to happen if there was no Patient’s Bill of Rights?

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Patients would make all of their treatment decisions themselves.
B
Patients might no longer be able to make end of life decisions.
C
Patient information might no longer be kept confidential.
D
Patients would have more opportunities to participate in research.
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Which responsibility is most associated with a career in dietary support services?

A
showing patients how to exercise at a gym for maximum weight loss
B
teaching patients how to manage their nutrition for optimal wellness
C
designing and manufacturing new and improved dietary equipment
D
providing personal shopping assistance to help patients choose healthy food
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Glenbrook Hospital finds that wrist pain is common among its lab workers. The hospital determines that the lab workers use repetitive hand motions in sorting and storing test tubes. Glenbrook’s next step should be to

A
compile a list of injured employee’s names.
B
provide lab workers with pain medication.
C
identify more hazards in the laboratory.
D
devise a strategy to reduce the risk of wrist injury.
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Which of the following is responsible for regulating the certification process?

A
doctor’s offices
B
hospital facilities
C
professional organizations
D
government agencies
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What is the process for becoming registered?

A
filling out paperwork and providing the state with a valid driver’s license
B
passing an exam, filing an official record, and getting a background check
C
getting a degree from a college and filling out the paperwork at the state office
D
working at a healthcare organization until they give you a registration
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Getting fired, demoted, fined, or imprisoned are possible consequences for doing what?

A
breaching confidentiality
B
losing medical records
C
practicing integrity control
D
participating in privileged communication
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Janet is a nurse in a hospital. When Janet attends to a patient who has a head wound, she follows a specific set of rules. Janet is practicing a(n)

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safety suggestion.
B
employee policy.
C
treatment protocol.
D
safety procedure.
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What is someone most likely to do as a medical courier?

A
deliver medical materials
B
restock the inventory
C
perform surgeries
D
respond to emergencies
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Which statement best describes a common belief about maintaining eye contact?

A
Maintaining eye contact while communicating is rude or inappropriate in some cultures.
B
Maintaining eye contact with a doctor is most likely a sign that a patient is disinterested.
C
Maintaining eye contact while communicating is important in all cultures.
D
Maintaining eye contact while communicating makes all people uncomfortable.
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Out of the choices below, which branch of medicine would a physician most likely specialize in?

A
administrative services
B
cardiology
C
nursing
D
x-ray technology
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What is the difference between a preventative health behavior and a healthy behavior?

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A preventative health behavior can be controlled while a healthy behavior is uncontrollable.
B
A preventative health behavior prevents injury while a healthy behavior prevents disease.
C
There is no difference: a preventative health behavior is a type of healthy behavior.
D
A preventative health behavior increases the risk of illness while healthy behavior decreases the risk.
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What is a person most likely to study in school to prepare for a career in biotechnology?

A
plants, animals, and agriculture
B
communication, genetics, and math
C
chemistry, biology, and engineering
D
math, computers, and architecture
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Read the following scenario and answer the question below.A young patient is newly diagnosed with diabetes and a healthcare worker would like to explain what the disease is and how it will impact the patient’s daily life. What form of communication would the healthcare worker most likely use?

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nonverbal
B
written
C
listening
D
verbal
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Read the scenario, and then answer the question.A pair of entrepreneurs have an idea for a diagnostic service business that will identify if patients have a specific type of disease. What are the most important factors to consider before they start their business?

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how many people are tested for this disease every year, and how much cheaper their service will be than their competitors
B
how many hours they want to work every year, and how much faster their service will be than their competitors
C
how many people they plan to have working for them, and how much easier their service will be than their competitors
D
how many people suffer from this disease, and how many more goods they will offer than their competitors
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Which statement best explains why patients access their electronic medical records?

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to write reports about their healthcare experience
B
to stay better informed about their health
C
to look up their healthcare payment history
D
to file complaints against their doctors

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