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Ch. 3 Section 3.1 Intro to Health Care Career Quiz Review

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 2hrs 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of HSE?

a)

Courses taken in elementary school for health care careers

b)

Courses taken in middle school for health science education

c)

Courses taken in college for health science education

d)

Courses taken in high school or technical programs in health care careers

2.

What are the different levels of degrees in postsecondary education?

a)

Associate's degree, Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Doctorate degree

b)

High school diploma, Associate's degree, Bachelor's degree, Master's degree

c)

Diploma, Certificate, Associate's degree, Bachelor's degree

d)

Bachelor's degree, Doctorate degree, Master's degree, Specialist degree

3.

Explain the concept of a health science career cluster.

a)

A group of healthcare facilities in a specific area

b)

A group of academic courses in health science education

c)

A group of related health care careers that students can choose from

d)

A group of unrelated careers in the health science field

4.

Define certification, registration, and licensure in the context of healthcare careers.

a)

Certification - indicates completion of education and skills, Registration - keeps a current list of qualified personnel, Licensure - authorizes a person to work in a specific health occupation

b)

Certification - authorizes a person to work in a specific health occupation, Registration - indicates completion of education and skills, Licensure - keeps a current list of qualified personnel

c)

Certification - keeps a current list of qualified personnel, Registration - authorizes a person to work in a specific health occupation, Licensure - indicates completion of education and skills

d)

Certification - indicates completion of education and skills, Registration - authorizes a person to work in a specific health occupation, Licensure - keeps a current list of qualified personnel

5.

What is the purpose of an accredited program in healthcare education?

a)

To offer professional development opportunities to healthcare professionals

b)

To provide financial support to students in healthcare education

c)

To ensure that the program of study meets required quality and competency standards

d)

To influence legislation related to healthcare education

6.

Name three benefits that professional organizations provide to healthcare professionals.

a)

Assistance with licensure, career information, and professional development

b)

Professional development, career information, and financial support

c)

Career information, financial support, and a code of ethics

d)

Influence legislation, assistance with certification, and financial support

7.

How is a multicompetent or multiskilled worker different from a specialist?

a)

A multiskilled worker has more experience than a specialist

b)

A multicompetent worker has less education than a specialist

c)

A multiskilled worker focuses on a specific area, while a specialist performs a variety of occupations

d)

A multicompetent worker performs a variety of occupations, while a specialist focuses on a specific area

8.

Why are Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) important for healthcare professionals?

a)

To become an entrepreneur in the healthcare field

b)

To renew licenses or maintain certification or registration

c)

To obtain a higher level of degree in healthcare education

d)

To switch to a different healthcare career

9.

Define the term entrepreneur in the context of healthcare.

a)

An individual who influences legislation related to healthcare education

b)

An individual who provides financial support to healthcare organizations

c)

An individual who works as a healthcare professional in a hospital

d)

An individual who organizes and manages a business and assumes its risks

10.

What are National Healthcare Standards and why are they important?

a)

Standards created for healthcare professionals to obtain licensure

b)

Standards created for health care team members to know the safest and most effective way to do their job

c)

Standards created for healthcare facilities to maintain a certain level of quality

d)

Standards created for healthcare education programs to become accredited

11.
This is the highest degree offered by colleges and universities:
a)
Associate
b)
Bachelor's
c)
Master's
d)
Doctoral
12.
A credential indicating specific training in a career specialty
a)
Certification
b)
Degree
13.
An associate's degree typically takes how long for a person to complete?
a)
2
b)
4
c)
6
d)
8
14.
A bachelor's degree typically takes how long to complete?
a)
2
b)
4
c)
6
d)
8
15.
A two-year college degree, often offered through a community college and awarded after completing 60 credit hours or more in a semester system
a)
A Certificate Degree
b)
B Associate's Degree
c)
C Master's Degree
d)
D CTAE Degree
16.
Academic degree awarded by a college or university to those who complete from one to two years (depending on the degree) of prescribed study beyond the bachelor's degree
a)
A Associate's Degree
b)
B Doctorate Degree
c)
C Diploma Degree
d)
D Master's Degree
17.
A degree awarded after two to six years of education beyond the bachelor's degree; available in many disciplines
a)
A Associate's Degree
b)
B Master's Degree
c)
C Certificate Degree
d)
D Doctorate Degree
18.
Recognition given by a state agency when a person meets the qualifications for a particular occupation; given after the person passes a licensure examination; required to practice
a)
A Certification
b)
B Licensure
c)
C Diploma
d)
D Associate's Degree
19.
Recognition given for completing a course of study and/or passing a certification exam
a)
A Certification
b)
B Licensure
c)
C Diploma
d)
D Associate's Degree
20.

(a)   offers hands-on experience with patients and focuses on changing the health status of a patient over time.

21.
A four-year college degree awarded after 120 credit hours or more in a semester system
a)
A Associate's Degree
b)
B Master's Degree
c)
C Bachelor's Degree
d)
D Doctorate Degree
22.
A sector of a healthcare facility that plays a critical role in providing a clean, safe environment for all who enter a healthcare facility
a)
A Therapeutic careers
b)
B Diagnostic careers
c)
C Support services
d)
D Biotechnology Research and Development
23.
Highly science-oriented career pathway that uses living systems and organisms to create and develop products used in healthcare
a)
A Therapeutic careers
b)
B Diagnostic careers
c)
C Support Services
d)
D Biotechnology Research and Development
24.

A 4 year degree is know as what type of degree

a)

Associate's

b)

Bachelor's

c)

On-the-job-training

d)

National Health Care Skills Standards Project

25.

A 2 year degree is known as what type of degree?

a)

Associate's

b)

Bachelor's

c)

On-the-job-training

d)

National Health Care Skills Standards Project

26.

Which of the following would be considered part of continuing education?

a)

completing a bachelor's degree

b)

finishing high school

c)

attending an educational conference

27.

What are CEUs used for?

a)

renewing your license, registration or certification

b)

enhancing your education and learning current trends

c)

all of the above

d)

none of the above

28.

Professional organizations can

a)

develop leadership

b)

enhance the quality of education

c)

strengthen creativity and thinking skills

d)

all of the above

29.

Maintain or change the health status of the patient over time

a)

Biotechnology Research & Development

b)

Diagnostic Services

c)

Health Informatics

d)

Support Services

e)

Therapeutic Services

30.

Create a picture of patient health status of the patient over time

a)

Biotechnology Research & Development

b)

Diagnostic Services

c)

Health Informatics

d)

Support Services

e)

Therapeutic Services

31.

Provide functions that support and document patient care.

a)

Biotechnology Research & Development

b)

Diagnostic Service

c)

Health Informatics

d)

Support Service

e)

Therapeutic Service

32.

Use scientific and technical advancements to enhance diagnostic and therapeutic abilities in health care.

a)

Biotechnology Research & Development

b)

Diagnostic Services

c)

Health Informatics

d)

Support Services

e)

Therapeutic Services

33.

What is the minimum level of education required for an entry-level job?

a)

Bachelor's degree

b)

Master's degree

c)

No education required

d)

High school diploma or equivalent

34.

Which type of degree requires the least amount of time to complete?

a)

bachelor's degree

b)

associate's degree

c)

master's degree

d)

doctoral degree

35.

Which type of degree requires the most amount of time to complete?

a)

Doctoral degree

b)

Associate's degree

c)

Master's degree

d)

Bachelor's degree

36.

Standard that specifies the knowledge and skills required of workers in health care careers that are involved in bioscience research and development.

a)

Biotechnology Research and Development Standards

b)

Diagnostic Service Standard

c)

Support Services

d)

Therapeutic Services

37.

The standard that specifies the knowledge and skills required of workers involved with documentation of patient care.

a)

Health Informatic Standards

b)

Support Services Standards

c)

Diagnostic Services

d)

Therapeutic Services

38.

Standard that specifies the knowledge and skills required of workers in health careers that are involved with creating therapeutic environment to provide direct or indirect patient care.

a)

Health Informatic Services

b)

Biotechnology Research and Development Standard

c)

Diagnostic Services

d)

Support Service

39.
There are 4 levels of training.  The Professional level of training usually requires:
a)
4 or more uears of college (B.S., M.S., or PhD)
b)
3-4 years of college and work experience (B.S., sometimes more)
c)
2 year Associate's Degree or on the job training
d)
Clinical hours and classroom work only
40.
Which type of degree usually takes 4 years Bachelor's Degree + ~2 years extra training? 
a)
Associate's 
b)
Bachelor's 
c)
Master's 
d)
Doctorate
41.
If your goal is to attain a Master's Degree, how much postsecondary school will you need? 
a)
~2 years of Master's Degree 
b)
~4 years of Master's Degree
c)
~4 years Bachelor's + ~2 years Master's Degree
d)
~4 years of Bachelor's + ~ 4 years Master's Degree 
42.
In order for a health care professional to get a certification, they must: 
a)
Pass a professional or state board exam
b)
Complete an approved educational program
c)
Pass a skills test 
d)
Write a really fancy letter
43.
An individual who decides to go to medical school must commit to how much schooling: 
a)
~4yrs. Bachelor's Degree + 2 yrs. Medical School
b)
~ 4 yrs. Medical School 
c)
~4yrs. Bachelor + 4 yrs. Medical School + 2-7 yrs. residency
d)
~2yrs. Medical School + 2-7 yrs. residency
44.
Registration for certain positions in the health care industry is required.  What is required to become registered? 
a)
Passing a professional or state board exam
b)
Authorization by a government agency 
c)
Passing a skills test
d)
Completing a dangerous obstacle course...with fire!