What is the main purpose of credentials in healthcare?

• To increase salary

• To ensure workers have vital skills and protect patients

• To make healthcare jobs easier to get

• To rank employees by education

Which of the following is not a type of credential?

• Certification

• Registration

• Licensure

• Scope of Practice

Accreditation ensures that:

• Students get paid during training

• The program of study meets competency standards

• Teachers have medical licenses

• The school offers online classes

The Texas Medical Association (TMA) is an example of:

• Professional organization

• Licensing board

• Accreditation agency

• Continuing education unit

Professional organizations allow members to:

• Avoid continuing education

• Network and build leadership skills

• Work without credentials

• Replace college degrees

CEUs are an example of:

• Initial training

• Professional development

• Program accreditation

• Internship

A Medical Doctor (MD) would be classified as a:

• Professional

• Technician

• Aide

• Therapist

LVNs work under the supervision of:

• Nursing students

• Registered Nurses and physicians

• Physical Therapists

• Occupational Therapists

Registered Nurses are responsible for all of the following except:

• Administering medications

• Managing patient care plans

• Writing a prescription

• Educating patients

What degree can qualify someone to become a Registered Nurse?

• ADN or BSN

• MD or DO

• CNA or LVN

• DMD or DDS