Exam 13: Inventory Systems and Supply Ordering

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Whose responsibility is it to note all supplies needed for the dental office?

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The __ inventory system uses separate cards for each item ordered.

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Which of the following items is an expendable item?

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An MSDS should contain all of the following information except:

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Which of the following items is a nonexpendable item?

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What type of supply is a curing light used in a dental office?

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Which of the following supplies is a capital item?

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Which of the following items should appear on a capital equipment inventory record?

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When a dental supply has an expiration date, it is commonly referred to as the:

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It is not necessary to review invoices received from the dental supply house.

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When an item needs to be reordered, a tag is removed. The sales representative uses the tag to place the order.

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Credit memo and back order memo are synonymous terms.

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One advantage of using a computerized inventory system is that it can provide a detailed financial statement for tax purposes.

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A packing slip is an enumeration of the contents of a package received from a supplier.

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Many dental offices keep a large stock of nonexpendable items at all times.

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Which of the following factors aid in determining the amount of a dental supply to order at one time?

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