Exam 58: Preparing for the World of Work

Terrence reports on time for his applied training shift at a local medical facility, but today is a very slow day, and no one asks him to do anything. What should Terrence do?

A(n) ________ is an organized collection of employment documents and should be created with a professional appearance.

A(n) ________ résumé is used by individuals who have job experience and whose employment history shows growth and development.

Bella and Jorge are enrolled together in an applied training program. One night, while they are working the same shift, they go on break together. Sitting in the staff lounge, Bella tells Jorge an off-color joke. What should Jorge do?

A mandatory requirement of a medical assisting program within a medical facility that allows students to gain on-the-job experience is called a(n) ________ experience.

You and your friend Janis have been through the entire medical assistant program together and now you are both enrolled in an applied training program, although you are working at different facilities. One evening as you are comparing notes, Janis complains that her preceptor is always picking on her. "I can't seem to do anything to please her!" Janis says. Which of the following would be your best response to Janis?

Which of the following steps is not required when applying for a national certification exam?

It is the job of the applied training site preceptor to ____.

During an interview, you should ____.

Which of these is likely to be a reason for not being hired?

Students in applied training project professionalism by ____.

A prospective employer will find information about your leadership qualities in which section of your résumé?

A brief, general statement that demonstrates a career goal is a(n) ________.

Which of the following is a valid study tip to prepare to take a national certification exam?

Nancy is performing her duties as instructed during her applied training. As she is working, she overhears her preceptor and another employee discussing a humorous incident involving a patient. What should Nancy do?