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HSA3104-BADIO EXAM 3 2024-

2025. QUESTIONS & CORRECT

ANSWERS. GRADED A+

CH 11 - (T/F) Registered nurses participate in the scientific investigation and treatment of abuse victims, violence, criminal activity, and traumatic accidents. - Ans true CH10 - (T/F) Beginning in 2014, physician assistants no longer need to take a recertification examination or complete an alternative program combining learning experiences or a take home examination every 10 years. - Ans false CH10 - (T/F) In 40 states and the District of Columbia, physician assistants may prescribe medications. - Ans false, 46 states CH10 - (T/F) Median income for physician assistants in full-time clinical practice was $90,000 in 2010. - Ans true CH10 - (T/F) Physician assistant jobs should be most plentiful in acute care hospitals over the next few years due to physicians not wanting to work in acute care. - Ans false CH10 - At minimum, physician assistants are required to have which of the following?

A. A degree from an accredited education program and pass a national exam to obtain and license B. A Master's degree C. A state's required registration, licensure, or certifications D. A Bachelor's degree and a state business licensure - Ans A CH10 - Attributes of a successful physician assistant include which of the following? A. A desire to serve patients and be self-motivated B. The ability to make decisions in emergencies C. Have a good bedside manner and possess emotional stability D. All of these are correct. - Ans D CH10 - Beginning in 2014, how often must a PA pass a recertification examination or complete an alternative program combining learning experiences and a take-home examination?

• Ans every 10 years CH10 - Classroom instruction for physician assistants includes which of the following courses? A. Human anatomy B. Medical ethics C. Disease Prevention D. All of these are correct - Ans D

CH10 - How many hours of continuing medical education must a physician assistant (PA) complete every 2 years? - ANS 100 CH10 - How many jurisdictions in the United States require physician assistants to take and pass the National Certifying Exam (PANCE)? - Ans all states CH10 - In what settings would PAs provide most the healthcare for patients and consult with the supervising physician and other medical professionals as needed or required by law? - Ans all of the above CH10 - Job opportunities for PAs will be best in states that offer which of the following to PAs? - Ans wider scope of practice CH10 - Physician assistants are formally trained to provide routine diagnostic, therapeutic, and _________ healthcare services under the direction and supervision of a physician. - Ans preventative CH10 - Physician assistants are required to work under the supervision of which of the following professionals? A. An experienced physician assistant

B. A physician C. A registered nurse D. The clinic manager - ANS B CH10 - Physician assistants must practice under the direct supervision of a __________. - Ans physician CH10 - The occupation of PA came into being during mid-1960's in response to a shortage of what type of physician? - Ans primary care physician CH10 - There is the expectation that employment for physician assistants will continue to rise because of which of the following? A. Decrease in salaries B. Increase in healthcare facilities opening C. PAs are cost-effective D. None of these are correct - Ans B CH10 - Upon successful completion of the PANCE exam, the PA is qualified to use which credentials? - AN SPA-C CH10 - What is the projected rate of employment growth for a PA from 2012 to 2022? - ANS 30%

CH10 - Which of the following areas can a PA pursue a post- grad educational program? - ANSNeonatology CH11 - (T/F) Advanced practice registered nurses require a master's degree; most are also certified in a specialty area. - ANStrue CH11 - (T/F) Clinical nurse specialists provide direct patient care to a certain population of people and/or within a specific medical or surgical specialty and usually require a masters degree. - ANStrue CH11 - (T/F) CRNAs are the sole providers of anesthesia in 2/3 of rural hospitals and in some states are providers in all rural hospitals. - ANStrue CH11 - (T/F) In 2014, only about 17% of all LPNs and LVNs worked in hospitals. - ANStrue CH11 - (T/F) LPNs must complete a state-approved non-degree training program in practical nursing to be eligible for licensure. - ANStrue CH11 - (T/F) Midwifery is a relatively new field in nursing that has been recognized for less than 2 years. - ANSfalse CH11 - (T/F) Most training programs for LPNs last about 2 years and are offered by vocational or technical schools, or community or junior colleges. - ANSfalse, 1 year CH11 - (T/F) Registered nurses constitute the largest healthcare occupation, with 2.7 million jobs. - ANStrue CH11 - (T/F) Requirements for the clinical nurse specialist credential is a Bachelor's degree. - ANSfalse, master's degree CH11 - (T/F) RNs held about 2.7 million jobs in hospitals in 2014 and employed

the majority of RNs, with 60% of such jobs. - ANSfalse, 61% CH11 - The current primary focus of nurses training is which of the below? A. Acute hospital care B. Managing chronic disease in community settings C. Pediatric care D. Patient education - ANSd CH11 - The demand for skilled nurses is at an all-time high. Which of the reasons below is not one of the top three reasons for this increase in demand? A. requirements for quality care are higher, while costs managed by the ACA are lower. B. there is a nationwide shortage of physicians. C. greater numbers of the newly insured are seeking healthcare as a result of the ACA. D. the growing aging population with complex health problems require skilled nursing care. - ANSb CH11 - The majority of jobs for both RNs and LPNs are expected to be in which area of care through 2020? A. hospitals B. skilled nursing C. residential facilities D. home health and ambulatory care - ANSd CH11 - What is the major difference between the scope of a registered nurses' responsibilities and those of an LPN? A. An RN is licensed and a LPN is certified B. The scope of registered nurses' responsibilities is more complex and analytical than that of an LPN C. The testing for licensing is much more expensive. D. There is not much of a difference between the responsibilities of an RN and LPN. - ANSb CH11 - What is the projected growth rate for APRNs? A. 82% B. 65% C. 31% D. 20% - ANSc CH11 - Which of the examples below are of

a bridge program to allow nurses to increase their level of education quickly? A. LPN-to-BSN B. ADN-to-MSN C. ADN-to- BSN D. All of these are correct - ANSd CH11- The demand for skilled nurses is at an all-time high due to all but which of the following? A. Growth of the aging population B. Greater numbers of the newly insured individuals seeking healthcare C. Higher requirements for quality care while lowering costs D. The population is less healthy at a younger age - ANSd CH11- What is the shortest time in which an individual can become a registered nurse? - ANS2 years CH12 - (T/F) A dental hygienist can practice anywhere in the US with a single license. - ANStrue CH12 - (T/F) A dental laboratory technician needs to have good vision, good dexterity, and an eye for detail. - ANStrue CH12 - (T/F) A licensed dentist is not permitted to administer anesthetics. - ANSfalse CH12 - (T/F) Certification for dental assistants is available through the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB). - ANStrue CH12 - (T/F) Dentists may also perform surgery on a patient's teeth and/or supporting bone structure. - ANStrue CH12 - (T/F) Job prospects for dental hygienists are expected to be favorable in most areas. - ANStrue CH12 - (T/F) Median annual wages of dental hygienists were about $70,000 in May 2014. - ANStrue CH12 - (T/F) Most accredited dental technician programs take 2 years to complete and lead to an associate's degree. - ANStrue CH12 - (T/F) Most

states allow dental assistants to perform any duties assigned to them by the dentist they are working with. - ANSfalse CH12 - (T/F) The employment projection for dentists through 2024 is lower than the average for most occupations. - ANSfalse, faster CH12 - A dental hygienist performs which of the following duties? A. Cleaning teeth B. Applying cavity-preventative agents C. Take and develop dental x-rays D. All of these are correct - ANSd CH12 - ADHA is the acronym for which of the following? A. All Dentists Have Assistants B. American Dental Hygienists Association C. American Diabetic Help Association D. None of these are correct - ANSb CH12 - All states require dental assistants to complete a minimum oh which of the following? A. Associate's degree B. High school diploma or equivalent C. States have varying requirements D. Job training - ANSb CH12 - Entry level educational requirements for a dental hygienist include a state license and which of the following? A. A degree from an accredited dental hygiene school B. A bachelor's degree in health science C. A high school diploma D. None of these are correct - ANSa CH12 - Most full-time dentists work how many hours per week? A. 40-50 B. 35-40 C. 60-80 D. 80- 100 - ANSb CH12 - Some of the qualifications a dental laboratory technician needs to perform their job duties include which of the following? A. Manual dexterity B. Good vision C. An artistic aptitude for detailed work D. All of these are correct

• ANSd CH12 - The employment of dentists is projected to grow by what percentage through 2014? A. 25% B. 37% C. 10% D. 18% - ANSd CH12 - What is the basic level of education required for a dental laboratory technician? A. Associate's degree B. Bachelor's Degree C. There is no set level of education required D. High school diploma - ANSd CH12 - What were the approximate average annual wages of salaried general dentists in 2014? A. $74,280 B. $103,750 C. $170,110 D. $240,250 - ANSc CH13 - (T/F) A community dietitian nutritionist's job is to evaluate individual nutritional needs, establish care plans, and communicate the principles of good nutrition in a way that individuals and their families can understand. - ANStrue CH13 - (T/F) A dietetic technician, registed (DTR) supervises the work of the dietitian nutritionists in the healthcare setting. - ANSfalse CH13 - (T/F) Dietetic assistants may progress up the career ladder by completing additional coursework and becoming eligible to take an entrance given by the Dietary Managers Association to be promoted to dietary manager of a food service. - ANStrue CH
• (T/F) Employment for registered dietitian nutritionists is projected to increase with an emphasis on disease prevention. - ANStrue CH13 - (T/F) The dietetic assistant works under the direct supervision of a food service manager, dietetic technician, or dietitian. - ANStrue CH13 - A clinical registered

dietitian nutritionist can become board certified in which of the following specialty areas? A. Gerontologica nutrition (GSG) B. Pediatric nutrition (CSP) C. Oncology nutrition (CSO) D. All of these are correct - ANSall of these are correct CH13 - A registered dietitian nutritionist would be responsible for which of the following A. Developing and implementing nutrition care plans B. Evaluating and documenting results of nutritional care C. Assessing patient's nutritional needs based on medical conditions D. all of these are correct - ANSall of these are correct CH13 - Consultant dietitians work under contract in which of the following environments? A. wellness programs B. sports teams C. healthcare facilities D. all of these are correct - ANSall of these are correct CH13 - Experienced registered dietitian nutritionists may advance to which of the following? A. become self-employed B. management positions C. sales representatives D. all of these are correct - ANSall of these are correct CH13 - In 2015, what was the only state that recognized the dietician technician, registers (DTR) as a licensed practitioner? A. pennsylvania B. florida C. maine D. california - ANSmaine CH13 - In order to maintain a registered dietician nutritionist status, a person must do which of the following? A. Complete 15 hours of volunteer work every year B. Complete a minimum of 6 college credits every 3 years C. Complete at least 75 credit hours of continuing education every 5 years D. All of

these are correct - ANScomplete at least 75 credit hours of continuing education every 5 years CH13 - Registered dietitian nutritionists have been known to specialize in which of the following areas? A. diabetics care B. geriatrics C. renal care D. all of the above - ANSall of the above CH13 - What is the minimum requirement for becoming a registered dietitian nutritionist? A. high school diploma B. associate's degree with 180-hour externship C. bachelor's degree with supervised clinical experience D. master's degree in food service management - ANSbachelor's degree with supervised clinical experience CH13 - Which of the following industries paid out nearly $60,000 in median annual wages for dietitian and nutrition services in 2013? A. outpatient/ambulatory care B. community C. long-term care D. education and research - ANSa CH13 - Which of the following industries paid out the highest median annual wage for dietitians and nutritionists in 2013? A. education and research B. community C. food and nutrition management D. long-term care - ANSc CH13 - Which of the following job opportunities would be available for a dietetic technician, registered (DTR)? A. work in public schools B. work in restaurants C. work in health clubs D. all of these are correct

• ANSall of these are correct CH13 - Which of the following professions work closely with Women Infants and Children (WIC) to do nutrition screening and counseling of women

during pregnancy? A. health educators B. community dietitian nutritionists C. consultant dietitian nutritionists D. diabetic educators - ANScommunity dietitian nutritionists CH13 - Which of the following professions would be considered experts in food and nutrition and help advise people on what to eat in order to lead a healthier lifestyle? A. health educators B. diabetic educators C. registered dietitian nutritionists D. lifestyle coaches - ANSregistered dietician nutritionists CH13 - Which of the following work environments expect to continue to employ a large number of registered dietitian nutritionists? A. corporate agencies B. nursing care facilities C. hospitals D. all of these are correct - ANShospitals CH13 - Which of the following work environments would be appropriate for registered dietitian nutritionists? A. hospitals B. nursing care facility C. private practice D. all of these are correct - ANSall of these are correct CH14 - Besides drug therapy, what other courses are offered to students at colleges of pharmacy? A. Professional ethics B. Concepts of public health C. Medication distribution systems D. All of these are correct - ANSd CH14 - How many years does the PharmD generally take to complete? A. 2 B. 4 C. 5 D. 6 - ANSb CH14 - In 2014, what percentage of pharmacists worked in a retail setting within the community? A. 30% B. 50% C. 61% D. 88% - ANSb CH14 - Pharmacists with interest and special talent can be engaged in highly specialized

tasks such as which of the following? A. Magazine editing B. Science reporting C. Advertising D. All of these are correct - ANSd CH14 - What kind of qualities should a prospective pharmacists possess? A. Ability to pay close attention to detail B. Scientific aptitude C. Good interpersonal skills D. All of these are correct - ANSd CH14 - Which of the following are not factors that will continue to spur demand for pharmacists throughout the 2024 projection period? A. Increased number of elderly people B. Increased number of hospitals and clinics C. Increased rate of chronic diseases D. Increased coverage by health insurance plans - ANSb CH14 - Which of the following duties will a pharmacotherapist perform? A. Making hospital rounds with the physicians B. Talking with patients about medications C. Monitoring pharmaceutical use D. All of these are correct - ANSd CH14 - Which of the following is the licensure examination that tests pharmacy skills and knowledge and is required by all states, US territories, and the District of Columbia? A. North American Pharmacist Licensure Exam(NAPLEX) B. Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Exam(MPJE) C. National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) D. Basic Pharmacology Licensure Exam(BPLE) - ANSa CH14 - Which of the following pharmacists determine and prepare medications needed for nutrition? A. Pharmacotherapist B. Radio-pharmacist C. Intensive care

pharmacist D. Nutrition support pharmacist - ANSd CH14 - Which of the following positions generally receives prescription requests, counts tablets, and labels bottles? A. Pharmacy technicians B. Pharmacy aides C. Interns D. All of these are correct - ANSa CH15 - (T/F) Dispensing opticians add lenses to frames and adjust glasses according to the prescription written.

• ANSfalse CH15 - (T/F) Emergency calls for optometrists, once uncommon have increased with the passage of therapeutic- drug laws expanding optometrists' ability to prescribe medications. - ANStrue CH15 - (T/F) The dispensing optician will prepare the work order, based on the prescription that gives the ophthalmic laboratory technicians the information they need to grind and insert lenses into a frame. - ANStrue CH15 - According to the American Optometric Association, nearly what percentage of practicing optometrists is approaching retirement age? A. 25% B. 35% C. 45% D. 55% - ANSa CH15 - Increased incidence of which of the following medical conditions among the general population as well as in the elderly will generate greater demand for optometric services as these diseases often affect eyesight? A. Hyperthyroidism and hypertension B. Hyperthyroidism and diabetes C. Diabetes and hypertension D. Diabetes and hepatitis - ANSc CH15 - Optometrists who wish to do which of the following may study for a master's degree of PhD in visual science, physiological

optics, neurophysiology, public, health, health administration, health information, and communication, or health education? A. Perform surgical procedures on the eye B. Prescribe medications C. Teach or conduct research D. Own their own practice - ANSd CH15 - Recent trends indicated a movement toward what type of society in which a growing number of people view things that are closer in distance, such as computer monitors, over the course of an average day? A. High-vision B. Low-vision society C. Near-vision society D. Far- vision society - ANSc CH15 - Through which piece of equipment, which is similar in shape to a microscope, does the technician examine the lens to make sure that the degree and placement of the curve are correct? A. Lensometer B. Otoscope C. Ophthalmoscope D. Optometer - ANSa CH15 - Which states offers voluntary registration for opticians? A. Florida B. Texas C. California D. Arizona - ANSb CH16 - (T/F) Because a patient's progress may be slow, patience, compassion, and good listening skills are necessary. - ANStrue CH16 - (T/F) Board recognition in a specialty area, such as child language, fluency, or feeding and swallowing can increase the number of referrals for those in private practice. - ANStrue CH16 - In which of the areas below were the most (almost one half) speech-language pathologists employed in 2014? A. educational services B. hospitals C. long term care facilities D. home health agencies -

ANSa CH16 - The audiologist who would be the best option for treating children with audiovestibular disorders and hearing loss will have acquired which certification? A. CCC-A B. BCS- IOM C. CISC D. PASC - ANSd CH16 - What is the standard educational requirement for a speech-language pathologist? A. bachelor's degree B. master's degree C. doctoral degree D. associate's degree - ANSb CH16 - Which of the following is an adult medical condition that is associated with hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo, and can lead to falls among the elderly? A. Legionnaire's disease B. Raynaud's disease C. Meniere's disease D. Charcot's disease - ANSc CH16 - Which specialty would be permitted to make recommendations to protect hearing from workers in the military, the music industry, and those exposed to loud noises in industries such as mining, construction, and other settings? A. speech-language pathologist B. otologist C. audiologists D. otolaryngologist - ANSc CH17 - ________ and prosthetics refer to the evaluation, fabrication, and custom fitting of artificial limbs and orthopedic braces. - ANSorthotics CH17 - (T/F) Employment of physical therapists is expected to decline much faster than average. Job opportunities will be poor, especially in acute hospital, rehab, and orthopedic settings. - ANSfalse CH17 - (T/F) The work duties oh physical therapist can be physically demanding - requiring bending, lifting, and standing for long periods of time. - ANStrue CH17 - A

________ selects, modifies, or creates footwear to help people maintain or regain as much mobility as possible. - ANSprosthetist CH17 - Physical therapist __________ help make therapy sessions productive, under the direct supervision of a physical therapist assistant. - ANSaides CH17 - Physical therapists are expected to increasingly use _________ to reduce the cost of physical therapy services. - ANS CH18 - (T/F) A high school diploma or certificate from an accredited community college or technical school is generally required to qualify for occupational therapy assistant jobs. In contrast, occupational therapy aides usually receive most of their training on the job. - ANSfalse CH18 - (T/F) Occupational therapists employ a variety of techniques designed to help individuals develop or maintain daily living skills, and cope with the physical and emotional effects of disability. - ANStrue CH

• (T/F) Occupational therapy aides are not licensed, so by law they are not allowed to perform as wide a range of tasks as occupational therapy assistants. - ANStrue CH18 - (T/F) Occupational therapy assistants and aides work under the direction of occupational therapists. - ANStrue CH18 - (T/F) Occupational therapy assistants help clients with the rehab activities exercises that are outlined in the treatment plan they have developed based on the patient's needs. - ANStrue CH18 - Because of rising healthcare costs, who is encouraging

occupational therapy assistants and aides to take more hands- on responsibility for clients? A. hospital administrators B. accreditation organizers C. third-party payers D. occupational therapy supervisors - ANSc CH18 - In which of the following areas could an occupational therapist obtain a specialty certification from the American Occupational Therapy Association? A. Gerontology B. Mental health C. Environmental modification D. Physical Rehabilitation E. all of the above - ANSe CH18 - What is the minimum educational requirement for entry into the field of occupational therapy? A. High school diploma B. Associate's degree C. Bachelor's degree D. Master's degree - ANSb CH18 - What were the highest and lowest salaries earned by occupational therapists in May 2014? A. $120,000 - $85,000 B. $100,000 - $65,000 C. $90,000 - $82, D. $90,070 - $79,430 - ANSb CH20 - _______ psychologists apply scientific knowledge of human behavior to the care and treatment of the handicapped and the disturbed. Their purpose is to help the individual who is maladjusted learn new and better habits of behavior so as to find a more satisfactory way of living. - ANSclinical CH20 - _________ psychologists promote good health through health maintenance counseling programs designed to help people achieve health-oriented goals, such as to stop smoking or to lose weight. - ANShealth CH20 - (T/F) All states require a license for any substance abuse or behavioral

disorder counselor who wishes to work in a private setting. - ANStrue CH20 - (T/F) As distinguished from psychiatry, which is a branch of medicine, psychology is a nonmusical science. - ANStrue CH20 - (T/F) Employment of substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors is expected to decline by 22% from 2014, to 2024, much slower than average for all occupations. - ANSfalse, faster CH20 - (T/F) Employment opportunities for substance abuse and behavior disorder counselors is expected to increase by 31% by 2024. - ANStrue CH20 - (T/F) Experimental or research psychologists study the behavior of both human beings and animals. - ANStrue CH20 - (T/F) In clinical, counseling, and school psychology, the requirements for the doctoral degree include an internship of at least 5 years. - ANSfalse, 1 year CH20 - (T/F) Industrial psychologists study how work is organized and suggest improvements designed to increase quality, productivity, and worker satisfaction. - ANStrue CH20 - (T/F) School psychologists often observe children in the classroom and at play and advise school administrators as to what grade level the child should be assigned to during the next school year. - ANStrue CH20 - (T/F) Substance abuse counselors are also called addiction counselors. - ANStrue CH20 - (T/F) Substance abuse counselors are also known as addiction resource officers. - ANStrue CH20 - A ________ degree usually is required for independent practice

as a psychologist. - ANSdoctoral CH20 - It is important for counselors to have which of the following qualities? A. compassion B. interpersonal skills C. understanding D. patience E. all of the above - ANSall of the above CH20 - Psychology is best defined by which of the following? A. A scientific approach to gathering, quantifying, analyzing, and interpreting data on why people act as they do. B. An introductory field to becoming a brain surgeon C. A study of the bones and muscles and how they interact D. A scientific approach to identify the areas of the brain and their functions - ANSa scientific approach to gathering, quantifying, analyzing, and interpreting date on why people act as they do. CH20 - The field of psychology offers a number of specializations. These include which of the following? A. Clinical psychology B. Engineering psychology C. School and social psychology D. Rehabilitation psychology E. All of these are correct - ANSall of these are correct CH20 - Which of the following psychologists most likely deals with the special mental health problems faced by the elderly? A. Geropsychologists B. Clinical psychologists C. Health psychologists D. Neuropsychologists - ANSgeropsychologists CH20 - Which of the following psychologists often work in stroke and head injury programs and study the relationship between the brain and behavior? A. Geropsychologists B. Clinical psychologists C. Health psychologists D.

Neuropsychologists - ANSneuropsychologists CH20 - Which of the following psychologists promote good health through health maintenance counseling programs designed to help people achieve health-oriented goals? A. Geropsychologists B. Clinical psychologists C. Health psychologists D. Neuropsychologists - ANShealth psychologists CH20 - Which of the statements below best describes the field of mental health professionals? A. working with patients to increase mobility after and injury B. working with patients to enhance their ability to perform ADLs after and accident or injury C. working with patients to prevent, diagnose, and treat mental disorders D. none of these are correct - ANSworking with patients to prevent, diagnose, and treat mental disorders. CH21 - (T/F) A bachelor's degree in social work (BSW) is the most common minimum requirement to qualify for a job as a social worker. - ANStrue CH21 - (T/F) A clinical social worker is also known as a licensed clinical social worker. - ANStrue CH21 - (T/F) Employment for social workers is expected to decline 19% from 2012 to 2022, faster than average for all occupations. - ANSfalse CH22 - (T/F) A bachelor's degree program in genetic counseling is required to be eligible for licensure and to take the certification exam. - ANSfalse CH22 - (T/F) Genetic counselors are educated to identify specific genetic disorders or syndromes are inherited or passed down from parents to their

children. - ANStrue CH22 - (T/F) Salary ranges are currently between $60,390 and $89,060 for genetic counselors. - ANStrue CH22 - All of the following are some of the main skills and requirements a successful genetic counselor should possess except: A. a strong science background B. the ability to explain complex information in a way that can be understood by someone without a science background. C. critical thinking skills D. compassion and sensitivity E. the willingness and ability to participate in professional organizations or conferences to keep abreast of developments in genetics and genomics. F. possessing a prior license in a health related discipline to apple for certification exam. - ANSf CH22 - Cytogenic testing evaluates for abnormalities in which of the following? A. enzymes B. hormones C. proteins D. chromosomes - ANSchromosomes CH22 - Employment of genetic counselors is projected to 29% from 2014 to 2024, much faster than the average for all occupations however, because it's a small occupation, the fast growth will only result in only about how many new jobs over the 10 year period? A. 700 B. 900 C. 1200 D. 1500 - ANSa CH22 - The most growth over the next 10 years for genetic counselors is expected to be in which of the following areas? A. Community hospitals B. Teaching and research hospitals C. Diagnostic laboratories D. Physician offices

• ANSb CH22 - What type of testing evaluates for small

mutations of DNA? A. Cytogenic testing B. Biochemical testing C. Molecular testing D. Genomic testing - ANSc CH22 - Which of the following is a specialized family tree that includes the health conditions and causes, and the age of death of the biological family members? A. heritage B. lineage C. pedigree D. extraction - ANSpedigree CH23 - (T/F) Health educators may also be called patient navigators because they help consumers find out about their health insurance options and direct people to outside resources, such as support groups and home health agencies. - ANStrue CH23 - (T/F) One of the challenges for health educators is that they focus on the prevention of disease while the healthcare system reimburses healthcare workers for treatment of disease. - ANStrue CH23 - (T/F) The role of health educators is to serve as a bridge between the community and the healthcare, government, and social service systems. - ANStrue CH23 - In what setting would health educators create programs and materials about health issues for the community? A. colleges B. public health departments C. nonprofits D. private businesses - ANSnonprofits CH23 - In which of the following areas do health educators also work, allowing them to influence a vast audience? A. newspaper B. television C. social media D. military bases E. government offices - ANS CH23 - Most entry-level jobs for community health workers require what minimum educational requirement? A.

high school diploma B. bachelor's degree C. master's degree D. doctoral degree - ANShigh school diploma CH23 - To maintain certification, health educators must complete how many hours of continuing education every 5 years? A. 24 B. 50 C. 75 D. 100 - ANS75 CH23 - What two states require state certification for registered behavioral technicians? A. Oregon and Louisiana B. Washington and Nevada C. Texana nd Oklahoma D. California and Idaho - ANSwashington and nevada CH23 - Which of the following is a paraprofessional with 40 hours of post-secondary training? A. board-certified behavior analyst B. board-certified assistant behavior analyst C. registered behavioral technician D. vision rehabilitation therapists - ANSregistered behavioral technician CH23 - Which of the following specialists specifically work with those who have visual impairment? A. orientation and mobility specialists B. public health educator C. community health worker D. vision rehabilitation therapists E. health coach

• ANSorientation and mobility specialists + vision rehabilitation therapists