Workplace Law — Unit test Answers

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What does someone need to do before they can become certified, licensed, or registered?

A
Work at an internship
B
Ask for letters of recommendation
C
Open a private medical practice
D
Complete a full academic program
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What determines each state’s disciplinary actions when a medical violation occurs?

A
the U.S. Constitution
B
Medical Practice Act
C
10th Amendment
D
Patient’s Bill of Rights
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Who is most likely to become a successful entrepreneur?

A
a person with a Ph.D. in biomedicine who enjoys research at a hospital
B
a technician who wants to make a million dollars selling supplements
C
a nurse with a marketable business idea who knows his client base well
D
a medical writer who is tired of her boss and has some leadership skills
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What is the most important step toward becoming an entrepreneur in the health science industry?

A
Finish post-secondary education and gain work experience in the health science industry.
B
Develop a strong business plan that identifies competitors and structures the business.
C
Sell goods and services to customers at a much lower price than competitors can offer.
D
Wait for the perfect timing for opportunities to bring a new product to a volatile market.
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Which of the following is most likely to help an applicant have a successful interview?

A
arrive at the exact time the interview is scheduled
B
answer questions honestly
C
point out several ways the company could be improved
D
highlight the mistakes of the previous job
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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?

A
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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What is post-secondary education and how does someone benefit from it?

A
extracurricular classes in high school that help a person get into a college or university
B
training at a college or university that may train someone for a professional level career
C
education after college that allows a person to practice medicine
D
training after earning a Ph.D. that helps a person to specialize their skill set
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In what health science field would a worker manage patient information and use information technology?

A
health informatics
B
diagnostic
C
biotechnology
D
therapeutic
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What is the best example of dependable employee behavior?

A
Be an effective communicator.
B
Be friendly to coworkers.
C
Show up for work on time.
D
Keep things confidential.
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What is the best thing for an applicant to do to prepare to write a cover letter?

A
make a plan for negotiating his or her salary
B
send a list of his or her professional references to the company
C
research the company’s products and services
D
meet with a manager at the company for a preliminary interview
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What is a résumé?

A
a document describing a person's employment experience and history
B
a letter highlighting specific qualifications to demonstrate why a person is fit for a job
C
a list of people to contact and discuss a job applicant's character and abilities
D
professional documents and licenses to show proficiency in a particular area
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Career interests are

A
academic subjects that a person doesn’t like but is good at.
B
subjects related to someone’s career field that the person knows nothing about.
C
subjects related to someone’s career that the person would like to learn more about.
D
academic subjects that a person gets consistently good grades in.
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What is an internship?

A
a part-time job that is reserved only for college students
B
a professional employment position reserved for corporations
C
a promotion issued to entry-level employees after two years of employment
D
paid or unpaid entry-level position for gaining experience in a specific field

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