Question 1

The Food and Drug Administration's Center for Veterinary Medicine is responsible for regulating most animal health products and what else?

Accepted Answer

A) Animal feeds 
B) Animal pesticides 
C) Animal husbandry laws 
D) Food animal meat quality 
A) Animal feeds 
B) Animal pesticides 
C) Animal husbandry laws 
D) Food animal meat quality

Question 2

In which of the following hospital accounts would a debit balance indicate a likely error?

Accepted Answer

A) Expenses 
B) Cash 
C) Fees earned 
D) Accounts receivables 
A) Expenses 
B) Cash 
C) Fees earned 
D) Accounts receivables

Question 3

The Supreme Court has adopted a broadened definition of the word "employee", as described in the Americans with Disabilities Act. Under this revised definition, the word "employee" is someone who has done which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Performed any service for an employer, regardless of whether they were paid or not 
B) Has been on the payroll, regardless of duration or hours worked 
C) Been on payroll at least 20 hours during the year 
D) Is eligible for Worker's Compensation benefits under the state in which they have been employed 
A) Performed any service for an employer, regardless of whether they were paid or not 
B) Has been on the payroll, regardless of duration or hours worked 
C) Been on payroll at least 20 hours during the year 
D) Is eligible for Worker's Compensation benefits under the state in which they have been employed

Question 4

The American Animal Hospital Association is opposed to canine devocalization, or vocal cordectomy, unless which of the following conditions has been met?

Accepted Answer

A) The animal is at imminent risk of being euthanized or sent to a shelter 
B) Laryngeal paralysis is present and cannot be corrected through other procedures 
C) The owner is facing legal ramifications due to nuisance laws 
D) None of the above. There are no exceptions in the devocalization position statement 
A) The animal is at imminent risk of being euthanized or sent to a shelter 
B) Laryngeal paralysis is present and cannot be corrected through other procedures 
C) The owner is facing legal ramifications due to nuisance laws 
D) None of the above. There are no exceptions in the devocalization position statement

Question 5

Under the United States Department of Labor's common law test, what determining factors clarify the employment relationship as either employee or independent contractor?

Accepted Answer

A) It is up to the individual who performs a service to identify and report whether that individual is an employee or independent contractor. 
B) Solely by the tax status of the individual who performs service, e.g. W-2 or 10-99 
C) It is up to the person for whom the individual performs service to identify and report whether that individual is an employee or independent contractor. 
D) If the person for whom the individual performs service has rights to control the manner in which the work is performed 
A) It is up to the individual who performs a service to identify and report whether that individual is an employee or independent contractor. 
B) Solely by the tax status of the individual who performs service, e.g. W-2 or 10-99 
C) It is up to the person for whom the individual performs service to identify and report whether that individual is an employee or independent contractor. 
D) If the person for whom the individual performs service has rights to control the manner in which the work is performed

Question 6

The decision to alter the formulation of a drug to meet the needs of a specific patient should be veterinary driven, and based upon what?

Accepted Answer

A) The patient medical record 
B) The veterinary-client-patient relationship 
C) The pharmacist's recommendations 
D) The desire of the pet owner to save money, especially for prolonged use 
A) The patient medical record 
B) The veterinary-client-patient relationship 
C) The pharmacist's recommendations 
D) The desire of the pet owner to save money, especially for prolonged use

Question 7

If the inventory turnover rate on a bottle of Baytril 22.7 mg (150 count) is 6.66, what is the average number of days (over a period of 183 days) that the medication sits on the shelf before it is sold out?

Accepted Answer

A) 60 days 
B) 27 days 
C) 18.3 days 
D) 20 days 
A) 60 days 
B) 27 days 
C) 18.3 days 
D) 20 days

Question 8

Two broad types of veterinary practice marketing are indirect and direct marketing. Which of the following is an example of a direct marketing component?

Accepted Answer

A) The way that the telephone is answered 
B) Yellow page ad 
C) The appearance of the building 
D) The cleanliness of the hospitalized patient 
A) The way that the telephone is answered 
B) Yellow page ad 
C) The appearance of the building 
D) The cleanliness of the hospitalized patient

Question 9

A compensation arrangement by which employees that successfully convince a client to purchase products or services is considered to be what type of program?

Accepted Answer

A) Profit sharing program 
B) Performance bonus program 
C) Incentive program 
D) Motivational performance program 
A) Profit sharing program 
B) Performance bonus program 
C) Incentive program 
D) Motivational performance program

Question 10

Attending veterinarians are responsible for choosing the treatment regimens for their patients. It is the attending veterinarian's responsibility to inform the client of what?

Accepted Answer

A) The estimated cost of treatment and prognosis 
B) The expected results and costs, and the related risks of each treatment regimen 
C) The hospitalization and in patient policies and procedures, especially if there is not twenty-four hour supervision 
D) If there is another veterinarian who is capable of providing the patient with superior care 
A) The estimated cost of treatment and prognosis 
B) The expected results and costs, and the related risks of each treatment regimen 
C) The hospitalization and in patient policies and procedures, especially if there is not twenty-four hour supervision 
D) If there is another veterinarian who is capable of providing the patient with superior care

Question 11

The management function that entails monitoring a veterinary hospital's performance and compares that performance with previously set goals is known as what?

Accepted Answer

A) Leading 
B) Controlling 
C) Analyzing 
D) Assisting 
A) Leading 
B) Controlling 
C) Analyzing 
D) Assisting

Question 12

An employee can request leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) for any of the following reasons EXCEPT for which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Care of a newborn child 
B) Religious observation 
C) Care of a spouse with a serious medical condition 
D) Serious injury or illness of the employee 
A) Care of a newborn child 
B) Religious observation 
C) Care of a spouse with a serious medical condition 
D) Serious injury or illness of the employee

Question 13

When creating an employee manual, what general guidelines should be included under the code and conduct section?

Accepted Answer

A) Confidentiality, integrity, and honesty 
B) Vacations, sick leave, holidays 
C) Sexual harassment 
D) Hospitals mission and goals 
A) Confidentiality, integrity, and honesty 
B) Vacations, sick leave, holidays 
C) Sexual harassment 
D) Hospitals mission and goals

Question 14

Which of the following items would be a part of the essential duties of a veterinary practice manager?

Accepted Answer

A) Protect the business from economic losses due to theft, embezzlement, and negligence by developing internal controls to monitor client payments, bank deposits, and accounts receivable 
B) Establish uniform medical protocols for associate veterinarians to follow 
C) Decide on new drug therapies that the hospital will stock 
D) Clean and straighten exam rooms to prepare for incoming patients 
A) Protect the business from economic losses due to theft, embezzlement, and negligence by developing internal controls to monitor client payments, bank deposits, and accounts receivable 
B) Establish uniform medical protocols for associate veterinarians to follow 
C) Decide on new drug therapies that the hospital will stock 
D) Clean and straighten exam rooms to prepare for incoming patients

Question 15

Which of the following best describes a characteristic of a legend drug?

Accepted Answer

A) Requires a special form (DE
A)  to be completed prior to ordering 
B) May only be used by or under the supervision of a licensed Veterinarian 
C) A current controlled substance license number must be on file with the vendor when an order is placed 
D) May be used or prescribed in any manner that a licensed Veterinarian deems appropriate 
A) Requires a special form (DE
A)  to be completed prior to ordering 
B) May only be used by or under the supervision of a licensed Veterinarian 
C) A current controlled substance license number must be on file with the vendor when an order is placed 
D) May be used or prescribed in any manner that a licensed Veterinarian deems appropriate

Question 16

Which of the following correctly states the 80/20 marketing rule?

Accepted Answer

A) 20% of purchasers account for 80% of product sales 
B) 20% of the products account for 80% of the sales 
C) 20% of product sales account for 80% of purchasers 
D) 20% of purchasers account for 80% of consumers 
A) 20% of purchasers account for 80% of product sales 
B) 20% of the products account for 80% of the sales 
C) 20% of product sales account for 80% of purchasers 
D) 20% of purchasers account for 80% of consumers

Question 17

How is the unit cost of an inventory item calculated?

Accepted Answer

A) amount paid to vendor + shipping + sales tax, multiplied by the quantity ordered 
B) amount paid to vendor - sales tax, divided by the quantity ordered 
C) amount paid to vendor + sales tax + shipping, divided by the quantity ordered 
D) amount paid to vendor + shipping - sales tax, multiplied by the quantity ordered 
A) amount paid to vendor + shipping + sales tax, multiplied by the quantity ordered 
B) amount paid to vendor - sales tax, divided by the quantity ordered 
C) amount paid to vendor + sales tax + shipping, divided by the quantity ordered 
D) amount paid to vendor + shipping - sales tax, multiplied by the quantity ordered

Question 18

In veterinary hospitals, what are the two major areas of concern that require documentation in the form of a manual?

Accepted Answer

A) Human resource management and OSHA 
B) Controlled substances and radiology 
C) Employee policies and hospital operations 
D) Surgery and anesthesia 
A) Human resource management and OSHA 
B) Controlled substances and radiology 
C) Employee policies and hospital operations 
D) Surgery and anesthesia

Question 19

Contract law deals with duties set by individuals because of a contractual agreement; whether on paper, a handshake or oral. A failure to fulfill this agreement, such as when a client refuses to pay the charges rendered for veterinary care, can create the potential breaching of duty. Under what law could a veterinary practice file a lawsuit against a client for non-payment of services?

Accepted Answer

A) Criminal law 
B) Ethics law 
C) Real estate law 
D) Civil law. 
A) Criminal law 
B) Ethics law 
C) Real estate law 
D) Civil law.

Question 20

A veterinary hospital that is earning profit and operating as a separate legal entity and in which ownership is divided into shares of stock is known as what?

Accepted Answer

A) A corporation 
B) A proprietorship 
C) A Partnership 
D) A publically traded company 
A) A corporation 
B) A proprietorship 
C) A Partnership 
D) A publically traded company

The Food and Drug Administration's Center for Veterinary Medicine is responsible for regulating most animal health products and what else?

In which of the following hospital accounts would a debit balance indicate a likely error?

The Supreme Court has adopted a broadened definition of the word "employee", as described in the Americans with Disabilities Act. Under this revised definition, the word "employee" is someone who has done which of the following?

The American Animal Hospital Association is opposed to canine devocalization, or vocal cordectomy, unless which of the following conditions has been met?

Under the United States Department of Labor's common law test, what determining factors clarify the employment relationship as either employee or independent contractor?

The decision to alter the formulation of a drug to meet the needs of a specific patient should be veterinary driven, and based upon what?

If the inventory turnover rate on a bottle of Baytril 22.7 mg (150 count) is 6.66, what is the average number of days (over a period of 183 days) that the medication sits on the shelf before it is sold out?

Two broad types of veterinary practice marketing are indirect and direct marketing. Which of the following is an example of a direct marketing component?

A compensation arrangement by which employees that successfully convince a client to purchase products or services is considered to be what type of program?

Attending veterinarians are responsible for choosing the treatment regimens for their patients. It is the attending veterinarian's responsibility to inform the client of what?

The management function that entails monitoring a veterinary hospital's performance and compares that performance with previously set goals is known as what?

An employee can request leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) for any of the following reasons EXCEPT for which of the following?

When creating an employee manual, what general guidelines should be included under the code and conduct section?

Which of the following items would be a part of the essential duties of a veterinary practice manager?

Which of the following best describes a characteristic of a legend drug?

Which of the following correctly states the 80/20 marketing rule?

How is the unit cost of an inventory item calculated?

In veterinary hospitals, what are the two major areas of concern that require documentation in the form of a manual?

A veterinary hospital that is earning profit and operating as a separate legal entity and in which ownership is divided into shares of stock is known as what?

Anesthesia

Animal Care

Dentistry

Imaging

Lab Procedures

Pharmacology

Surgical

Analgesia

Critical Care

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Exam 8: CVPM

The Food and Drug Administration's Center for Veterinary Medicine is responsible for regulating most animal health products and what else?

In which of the following hospital accounts would a debit balance indicate a likely error?

The Supreme Court has adopted a broadened definition of the word "employee", as described in the Americans with Disabilities Act. Under this revised definition, the word "employee" is someone who has done which of the following?

The American Animal Hospital Association is opposed to canine devocalization, or vocal cordectomy, unless which of the following conditions has been met?

Under the United States Department of Labor's common law test, what determining factors clarify the employment relationship as either employee or independent contractor?

The decision to alter the formulation of a drug to meet the needs of a specific patient should be veterinary driven, and based upon what?

If the inventory turnover rate on a bottle of Baytril 22.7 mg (150 count) is 6.66, what is the average number of days (over a period of 183 days) that the medication sits on the shelf before it is sold out?

Two broad types of veterinary practice marketing are indirect and direct marketing. Which of the following is an example of a direct marketing component?

A compensation arrangement by which employees that successfully convince a client to purchase products or services is considered to be what type of program?

Attending veterinarians are responsible for choosing the treatment regimens for their patients. It is the attending veterinarian's responsibility to inform the client of what?

The management function that entails monitoring a veterinary hospital's performance and compares that performance with previously set goals is known as what?

An employee can request leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) for any of the following reasons EXCEPT for which of the following?

When creating an employee manual, what general guidelines should be included under the code and conduct section?

Which of the following items would be a part of the essential duties of a veterinary practice manager?

Which of the following best describes a characteristic of a legend drug?

Which of the following correctly states the 80/20 marketing rule?

How is the unit cost of an inventory item calculated?

In veterinary hospitals, what are the two major areas of concern that require documentation in the form of a manual?

A veterinary hospital that is earning profit and operating as a separate legal entity and in which ownership is divided into shares of stock is known as what?

Anesthesia

Animal Care

Dentistry

Imaging

Lab Procedures

Pharmacology

Surgical

Analgesia

Critical Care

Filters