Question 1

The basic tenet of Worker's Compensation Laws is which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Insurance protection to prevent employers from being sued by Employers is to provide compensation employees who have physical consequences of an on-the-job injury or illness 
B) That a worker is protected against injury, illness, or death, and is unable to work; for as long as they are employed 
C) Employers are to provide compensation Employers are to provide compensation employees who have physical consequences of an on-the-job injury, illness, or death 
D) Allows employees to have paid time off in the event of an injury or illness, and protects their job from being lost during the time off. 
A) Insurance protection to prevent employers from being sued by Employers is to provide compensation employees who have physical consequences of an on-the-job injury or illness 
B) That a worker is protected against injury, illness, or death, and is unable to work; for as long as they are employed 
C) Employers are to provide compensation Employers are to provide compensation employees who have physical consequences of an on-the-job injury, illness, or death 
D) Allows employees to have paid time off in the event of an injury or illness, and protects their job from being lost during the time off.

Question 2

OSHA standards and most state regulations require the practice to inform staff members of their occupational exposure to radiation. How often must this be done?

Accepted Answer

A) Every six months and if there is any exposure above 10 rems in any reporting period 
B) Annually and if there is any exposure above 25 rems in any reporting period 
C) Annually and if there is any exposure in excess of that which is recorded from the control badge 
D) Quarterly and if there is any exposure above 15 rems in any reporting period 
A) Every six months and if there is any exposure above 10 rems in any reporting period 
B) Annually and if there is any exposure above 25 rems in any reporting period 
C) Annually and if there is any exposure in excess of that which is recorded from the control badge 
D) Quarterly and if there is any exposure above 15 rems in any reporting period

Question 3

What type of reinforcement behavior attempts to eliminate undesirable behaviors by withholding positive reinforcement when it occurs?

Accepted Answer

A) Extinction 
B) Continuous 
C) Avoidance reinforcement 
D) Positive reinforcement 
A) Extinction 
B) Continuous 
C) Avoidance reinforcement 
D) Positive reinforcement

Question 4

What is the difference between advertising and marketing a veterinary practice?

Accepted Answer

A) Advertising utilizes mass media while marketing utilizes direct mail 
B) Advertising announces promotions or a sale, marketing announces value 
C) Advertising announces the value of the service, marketing gives information with an implied intent to sell 
D) Advertising utilizes a single media, marketing utilizes multiple media channels 
A) Advertising utilizes mass media while marketing utilizes direct mail 
B) Advertising announces promotions or a sale, marketing announces value 
C) Advertising announces the value of the service, marketing gives information with an implied intent to sell 
D) Advertising utilizes a single media, marketing utilizes multiple media channels

Question 5

What is the term for inventory loss that is unexplained or difficult to isolate?

Accepted Answer

A) Shrinkage 
B) Wastage 
C) Theft 
D) Loss of use item 
A) Shrinkage 
B) Wastage 
C) Theft 
D) Loss of use item

Question 6

If there is evidence that the actions of the former attending veterinarian have clearly and significantly endangered the health or safety of the patient, the new attending veterinarian has a responsibility to do which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Report the matter to the appropriate authorities of the local and state association or professional regulatory agency 
B) Treat the patient in a competent manner and to the fullest extent of the veterinarian's ability 
C) Contact the former attending veterinarian to consult and convey the new findings 
D) Uphold the mutual professional respect shared among practitioners by not advising the pet owner of what has happened 
A) Report the matter to the appropriate authorities of the local and state association or professional regulatory agency 
B) Treat the patient in a competent manner and to the fullest extent of the veterinarian's ability 
C) Contact the former attending veterinarian to consult and convey the new findings 
D) Uphold the mutual professional respect shared among practitioners by not advising the pet owner of what has happened

Question 7

A leadership paradigm is a shared mindset that represents a fundamental way of thinking about perceiving, studying, researching, and which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Understanding leadership 
B) Understanding business essentials 
C) Understanding behavior 
D) Understanding paradigm 
A) Understanding leadership 
B) Understanding business essentials 
C) Understanding behavior 
D) Understanding paradigm

Question 8

Which of the following is a reason that a job description is created prior to advertising a position or conducting interviews, and that it contains skill functions and the physical requirement of a job?

Accepted Answer

A) Regulations state that it will be considered as legal evidence of the essential functions of a job 
B) So that managers do not waste time on interviewing ineligible applicants 
C) To protect a business from wrongful termination 
D) Federal law mandates that all employees be provided with accurate and thorough job descriptions 
A) Regulations state that it will be considered as legal evidence of the essential functions of a job 
B) So that managers do not waste time on interviewing ineligible applicants 
C) To protect a business from wrongful termination 
D) Federal law mandates that all employees be provided with accurate and thorough job descriptions

Question 9

Each hospital employee should have an individual file, which is subject to which of the following conditions?

Accepted Answer

A) Personalization 
B) Full disclosure 
C) Confidentiality 
D) Examination 
A) Personalization 
B) Full disclosure 
C) Confidentiality 
D) Examination

Question 10

What are the three managerial role categories that are used to control employee performance and behavior?

Accepted Answer

A) Social, cultural, and directive 
B) Dominance, acceptance, and perception 
C) Interpersonal, informational, and decisional 
D) Controlling, leading, compromise, and conceptual learning 
A) Social, cultural, and directive 
B) Dominance, acceptance, and perception 
C) Interpersonal, informational, and decisional 
D) Controlling, leading, compromise, and conceptual learning

Question 11

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding conflicts between client ethics and veterinary practice ethics?

Accepted Answer

A) Extremely demanding clients who have little respect for animals dictate that the client relationship be terminated 
B) Veterinary practices have no legal obligation to see every client who requests care 
C) When a client relationship is terminated, the animal loses their best advocate… the veterinary staff 
D) All of the above 
A) Extremely demanding clients who have little respect for animals dictate that the client relationship be terminated 
B) Veterinary practices have no legal obligation to see every client who requests care 
C) When a client relationship is terminated, the animal loses their best advocate… the veterinary staff 
D) All of the above

Question 12

The Code of Federal Regulations requires that the manufacturing label of any prescription drug contain which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) The name of the plant where it was manufactured 
B) The clients full name 
C) The name of the veterinary hospital dispensing the drug 
D) A control or lot number 
A) The name of the plant where it was manufactured 
B) The clients full name 
C) The name of the veterinary hospital dispensing the drug 
D) A control or lot number

Question 13

Rotary International developed the four-prong test as a guide in determining whether or not business transactions are ethical. All of the following are questions used to judge ethical position EXCEPT for which one?

Accepted Answer

A) Is it the truth? 
B) Is it fair to all concerned? 
C) Will it foster goodwill and friendship? 
D) Would others agree with the decision? 
A) Is it the truth? 
B) Is it fair to all concerned? 
C) Will it foster goodwill and friendship? 
D) Would others agree with the decision?

Question 14

Moore writes a prescription for a drug that the client will purchase elsewhere, what is this known as?

Accepted Answer

A) Prescription transfer 
B) Scripting request 
C) Prescription authorization 
D) Script out 
A) Prescription transfer 
B) Scripting request 
C) Prescription authorization 
D) Script out

Question 15

Using the declining-balance method (twice the straight-line method), what is the amount of depreciation for the second year of use for a $9,000 dental prophy machine, with an estimated residual value of $300 and an estimated life of three years?

Accepted Answer

A) $400 
B) $3,000 
C) $6,000 
D) $2,000 
A) $400 
B) $3,000 
C) $6,000 
D) $2,000

Question 16

What level of emergency care are veterinary practices legally obligated to provide on an injured animal presented to an emergency care facility?

Accepted Answer

A) Level 1 trauma 
B) Level 2 trauma 
C) Level 3 trauma 
D) None 
A) Level 1 trauma 
B) Level 2 trauma 
C) Level 3 trauma 
D) None

Question 17

What is the broad statement called, which is written by the owners of a veterinary practice, identifying the reason for the existence of their service?

Accepted Answer

A) Public message 
B) Service statement 
C) Mission statement 
D) Marketing message 
A) Public message 
B) Service statement 
C) Mission statement 
D) Marketing message

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT an example of omission in a veterinary malpractice lawsuit?

Accepted Answer

A) Failure to utilize a cardiac monitor 
B) Failure to perform vaginal cultures on a herd of cattle 
C) Failure to perform a urinalysis 
D) Failure to properly file the patient medical record 
A) Failure to utilize a cardiac monitor 
B) Failure to perform vaginal cultures on a herd of cattle 
C) Failure to perform a urinalysis 
D) Failure to properly file the patient medical record

Question 19

Providing a client with informed consent for procedures that will be performed on a pet is an important step in an organized Veterinary practice. What information should be included on procedural consent forms?

Accepted Answer

A) Client and patient information, procedure to be performed, and risk 
B) Prognosis and risk 
C) Risk, alternatives, prognosis, and potential complications 
D) Risk and potential complications 
A) Client and patient information, procedure to be performed, and risk 
B) Prognosis and risk 
C) Risk, alternatives, prognosis, and potential complications 
D) Risk and potential complications

Question 20

All of the choices below are a part of the four decision making styles EXCEPT for which one?

Accepted Answer

A) Directive 
B) Analytic 
C) Conceptual 
D) Prejudicial 
A) Directive 
B) Analytic 
C) Conceptual 
D) Prejudicial

The basic tenet of Worker's Compensation Laws is which of the following?

OSHA standards and most state regulations require the practice to inform staff members of their occupational exposure to radiation. How often must this be done?

What type of reinforcement behavior attempts to eliminate undesirable behaviors by withholding positive reinforcement when it occurs?

What is the difference between advertising and marketing a veterinary practice?

What is the term for inventory loss that is unexplained or difficult to isolate?

If there is evidence that the actions of the former attending veterinarian have clearly and significantly endangered the health or safety of the patient, the new attending veterinarian has a responsibility to do which of the following?

A leadership paradigm is a shared mindset that represents a fundamental way of thinking about perceiving, studying, researching, and which of the following?

Which of the following is a reason that a job description is created prior to advertising a position or conducting interviews, and that it contains skill functions and the physical requirement of a job?

Each hospital employee should have an individual file, which is subject to which of the following conditions?

What are the three managerial role categories that are used to control employee performance and behavior?

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding conflicts between client ethics and veterinary practice ethics?

The Code of Federal Regulations requires that the manufacturing label of any prescription drug contain which of the following?

Rotary International developed the four-prong test as a guide in determining whether or not business transactions are ethical. All of the following are questions used to judge ethical position EXCEPT for which one?

Moore writes a prescription for a drug that the client will purchase elsewhere, what is this known as?

Using the declining-balance method (twice the straight-line method), what is the amount of depreciation for the second year of use for a $9,000 dental prophy machine, with an estimated residual value of $300 and an estimated life of three years?

What level of emergency care are veterinary practices legally obligated to provide on an injured animal presented to an emergency care facility?

What is the broad statement called, which is written by the owners of a veterinary practice, identifying the reason for the existence of their service?

Which of the following is NOT an example of omission in a veterinary malpractice lawsuit?

Providing a client with informed consent for procedures that will be performed on a pet is an important step in an organized Veterinary practice. What information should be included on procedural consent forms?

All of the choices below are a part of the four decision making styles EXCEPT for which one?

Anesthesia

Animal Care

Dentistry

Imaging

Lab Procedures

Pharmacology

Surgical

Analgesia

Critical Care

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Exam 8: CVPM

The basic tenet of Worker's Compensation Laws is which of the following?

OSHA standards and most state regulations require the practice to inform staff members of their occupational exposure to radiation. How often must this be done?

What type of reinforcement behavior attempts to eliminate undesirable behaviors by withholding positive reinforcement when it occurs?

What is the difference between advertising and marketing a veterinary practice?

What is the term for inventory loss that is unexplained or difficult to isolate?

If there is evidence that the actions of the former attending veterinarian have clearly and significantly endangered the health or safety of the patient, the new attending veterinarian has a responsibility to do which of the following?

A leadership paradigm is a shared mindset that represents a fundamental way of thinking about perceiving, studying, researching, and which of the following?

Which of the following is a reason that a job description is created prior to advertising a position or conducting interviews, and that it contains skill functions and the physical requirement of a job?

Each hospital employee should have an individual file, which is subject to which of the following conditions?

What are the three managerial role categories that are used to control employee performance and behavior?

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding conflicts between client ethics and veterinary practice ethics?

The Code of Federal Regulations requires that the manufacturing label of any prescription drug contain which of the following?

Rotary International developed the four-prong test as a guide in determining whether or not business transactions are ethical. All of the following are questions used to judge ethical position EXCEPT for which one?

Moore writes a prescription for a drug that the client will purchase elsewhere, what is this known as?

Using the declining-balance method (twice the straight-line method), what is the amount of depreciation for the second year of use for a $9,000 dental prophy machine, with an estimated residual value of $300 and an estimated life of three years?

What level of emergency care are veterinary practices legally obligated to provide on an injured animal presented to an emergency care facility?

What is the broad statement called, which is written by the owners of a veterinary practice, identifying the reason for the existence of their service?

Which of the following is NOT an example of omission in a veterinary malpractice lawsuit?

Providing a client with informed consent for procedures that will be performed on a pet is an important step in an organized Veterinary practice. What information should be included on procedural consent forms?

All of the choices below are a part of the four decision making styles EXCEPT for which one?

Anesthesia

Animal Care

Dentistry

Imaging

Lab Procedures

Pharmacology

Surgical

Analgesia

Critical Care

Filters