Careers Unit Test Review

Secondary health occupations programs can prepare a student for immediate employment or for additional education after graduation.

• True

• False

Which degree program usually lasts approximately 4 years?

• Associate's

• Bachelor's

• Master's

• Doctorate

When a person has fulfilled requirements of education and performance and meets the standards established by the professional association or gov't agency that regulates a particular career, they have achieved:

• Registration

• Licensure

• Certification

• Graduation

How many skill standards are necessary to deliver quality health care, according to National Healthcare Skills Standards?

• 5

• 7

• 8

• 11

Which level of training usually requires at least 3 or 4 years of college at minimum?

• Techncian

• Technologist or Therapist

Multiple employees with various certifications are usually employed by smaller facilities in rural areas.

• True, all employees must be certified or licensed in their specific area.

• False, smaller facilities often hire multi-skilled workers for cost-containment.

Requirements for registration, licensure and certification can sometimes vary from state to state.

• True

• False

For most health careers, graduation from an accredited education program is required before certification, registration, and/or licensure is granted.

• True

• False

A housekeeper and central supply worker would be in which career pathway?

• therapeutic

• diagnostic

• health informatics

• environmental support

A process by which a government agency authorizes individuals to work in a given occupation after the person has completed an approved education program and passed a state board test is:

• licensure

• registration

• certification

• graduation