Practice Questions for HSMT 2103
Health educators may be called _______ because they help consumers find out their health insurance options and direct people to outside resources.
patient navigators
______ is a physician who interprets radiographs.
radiologist
Genetic counseling is a rapidly growing career, and the field is expected to have demands increase by what percentage between 2014 and 2024? A. 29% B. 37% C. 42% D. 55%
A (29%)
Employment opportunities for genetic counselors are excellent and growing due to which of the following: A. Advanced technology in DNA testing B. Families have better health insurance coverage to pay for testing C. There are many more genetic diseases than there were in the past D. All of the above
A (Advanced technology in DNA testing)
It is important for counselors to have which of the following qualities? (Can be more than one) A. Compassion B. Interpersonal skills C. Understanding D. Patience
A, B, C, D (Compassion, interpersonal skills, understanding, patience)
If Amelia works as an exercise physiologist in a hospital environment, she can expect to earn a median annual wage of: A. $10,000 to $12,000. B. $15,000 to $20,000. C. $30,000 to $50,000. D. $80,000 to $90,000.
C ($30,000 to $50,000)
Physical therapy treatment often includes _____, especially for patients who have been immobilized or who act flexibility, strength or endurance
Exercise
Athletic trainers can also be referred to as fitness or personal trainers. True/False
False
Athletic trainers spend all of their work hours outdoors. True/False
False
Exercise physiology is a large occupation, and compared to athletic trainers, licensure for exercise physiology is more common. True/False
False
Most of the jobs for genetic counselors are found in physician offices in urban areas and pharmaceutical companies. True/False
False
Most states require two years or 6,000 of supervised clinical experience for licensure of clinical social workers. True/False
False
Physical therapy treatment often includes intense, rigorous exercise and a strict diet True/False
False
_______ use low-dose X-ray systems to produce images of the breast.
Mammographers
______ are not licensed and do not perform the clinical tasks of a physical therapists assistant in states where licensure is required.
Physical therapist aides
______ restore, maintain and promote the overall fitness and health for accident victims and individuals with disabling conditions
Physical therapists
The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) offers advanced practice speciality credentials to members of the NASW based on their area of practice and experience. True/False
True
The minimum requirement for most entry-level social worker positions is a bachelor's degree in social work (BSW) True/False
True
The primary purpose of physical therapy is the promotion of optional human health and function True/False
True
Radiation therapy is sometimes used as the sole treatment for ______, but it is usually used in conjunction with chemotherapy or surgery.
cancer
Assistant administrators direct activities in ______ areas such as nursing, surgery, and therapy
clinical
There were approximately how many occupational therapist aides in 2014? A. 3,000 B. 8,000 C. 11,000 D. 30,000
B (8,000)
Which of the following is a requirement to become a certified personal trainer (CPT) through the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)? A. A business degree B. Certification in Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) C. A doctorate D. Certification in teaching
B (Certification in Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation CPR)
Occupational therapist assistants who voluntarily complete and pass the certification examination are awarded which of the following titles: A. Occupational Certified Therapist Assistant (OCTA) B. Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant (COTA) C. Occupational Therapist Certified Assistant (OTCA) D. Occupational Therapist Assistant Certified (OTAC)
B (Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant COTA)
Which of the following professional roles develop and supervise exercise programs to improve functions in individuals with heart, lung, orthopedic, or neuromuscular disease? A. Athletic Trainer B. Clinical exercise physiologists C. Primary Care Sports Medicine Physicians D. Kinesotherapists
B (Clinical exercise physiologists)
Which of the following support personnel work to provide outreach and to educate consumers on the importance and availability of healthcare services? A. Public Health Educator B. Community Health Workers C. Health Educators D. Health Program Manager
B (Community Health Workers)
What are the specific tests that are done in potential parents to determine either is a carrier for a genetic disease? A. Multiple screen tests B. Cytogenic tests C. Metabolic screening panels D. Comprehensive panels
B (Cytogenic tests)
EMTs and Paramedics typically have irregular working hours because emergency services function ______ a day
24 hours
Which of the following are possible work enviornments for athletic trainers? (Can be more than one) A. Physician's offices B. Rehabilitation clinics C. Culinary arts D. Secondary schools or colleges E. Military
A, B, D, E (Physician's offices, Rehabilitation clinics, Secondary schools or colleges, Military)
Which of these are the top four employers of child, family, and school social workers? A. State government B. Nursing care facilities C. Individual and family services D. Local government E. Outpatient care centers F. Elementary and secondary schools
A,C,D,F (State government, Individual and family services, Local government, Elementary and secondary schools)
In 2014, what was the median hourly wage of EMTs working in local government? A. $9.95 B. $18.76 C. $15.24 D. $12.10
B ($18.76)
A community health worker who performs duties in ambulatory healthcare services can expect to earn approximately how much over the next year? A. $32,000 B. $35,000 C. $40,000 D. $44,000
B ($35,000)
What is the minimum educational requirement for a practicing independent psychologist? A. High school diploma with experience in mental health B. Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) C. Bachelor's degree in human services D. Master's degree in health education
B (Doctor of Psychology PsyD)
What is the in-depth assessment of a family's background and medical history that is completed by genetic counselors? A. A form B. A genetic history C. A pedigree or specialized family tree D. A risk assessment
C (A pedigree or specialized family tree)
What is the name of the organization that provides certification to genetic counselors? A. The American Society of Genetics B. The National Society of Clinical Genetic Counseling C. The American Board of Genetic Counseling D. None of these are correct
C (The American Board of Genetic Counseling)
How do Orientation and Mobility Specialist assist clients? A. The train clients to care for children B. They assist clients in improving nutrition C. They train clients to orient themselves to physical surroundings D. They assist clients in financial decisons
C (They train clients to orient themselves to physical surroundings)
Industrial psychologists study how work is organized and suggest improvements designed to increase quality, productivity, and worker satisfaction. True/False
True
It is projected that occupational therapy assistants will have an approximate 40% increase in employment opportunities through 2024 True/False
True
Kinesiotherapists use rehabilitative exercises, reconditioning, and physical education to treat patients who have problems moving. True/False
True
Many social and human service assistants work for nonprofit organizations, private for-profit social service agencies, and the state and local government. True/False
True
Nurses and dietitians are examples of health professionals that specialize in sport's medicine by working in cardiac or pulmonary rehabilitation. True/False
True
Health service managers advance by moving into positions with more responsibility such as _____ or associative administrator
assistant
Behavioral abuse counselors advise individuals how to modify their behavior and deal with specific aspects of life, often those associated with _____
eating
The Emergency Medical Responder has the ______ to access a patient's condition and manage respiratory, cardiac, and trauma emergencies.
emergency skills
HMO managers perform all of the functions of administrators and managers in large medical group practices as well establishing a comprehensive _______ package.
medical benefits
Therapists exam patient's medical histories then use ________ and ________ to evaluate and measure the patient's strength, range of motion, balance and coordination, posture, muscle performance, respiration, and motor function
tests measurements
Some paramedics work as part of a helicopter's flight crew and transport critically ill or injured patients to _____
trauma centers
While most career EMTs and paramedics work in metropolitan areas, _____ EMTs and paramedics are more common in small cities, towns, are rural areas
volunteer
Which of the following professional roles focus on improving athletic performance or treating muscle or bone injuries? A. Athletic Trainer B. Clinical exercise physiologists C. Primary Care Sports Medicine Physicians D. Kinesotherapists
A (Athletic trainer)
Which of the following is the minimum education requirement for an entry-level Orientation and Mobility Specialist? A. Bachelor's degree B. High school diploma C. Associate degree D. Master's degree
A (Bachelor's degree)
Which of the following is a hazard that occupational therapist may face on the job: A. Back strain from lifting and moving patients and equipment B. Hearing loss from loud noises C. Difficulty finding transportation D. Difficulty completing work each day
A (Back strain from lifting and moving patients and equipment)
Which of the following psychologists helps normal or moderately maladjusted persons, either individually or in groups, to gain self understanding, recognize problems, and develop methods of coping with their difficulties? A. Counseling psychologists B. Developmental psychologists C. Educational psychologists D. Engineering psychologists
A (Counseling psychologists)
Which of the following emergency personnel perform only basic interventions with equipment that would typically be found on an ambulance? A. EMT B. Lawyer C. Registered nurse D. Administrator
A (EMT)
Luke is thinking he may be able to start working in the field of occupational therapy as an aide or assistant to gain experience while earning money to further his education and become an occupational therapist. What is the projection for employment for occupational therapy assistants and aides? A. Employment is projected to grow much faster than average as demand for occupational therapist services rises and as OTs increasingly use assistants and aides. B. Employment is projected to decline much faster than average as demand for occupational therapist services decreases. C. Employment is projected to stay about the same as demand for occupational therapist services level out and as occupational therapists do not use as many assistants and aides. D. Employment will be shifted from occupational to physical therapy needs. Physical therapy assistants will be much more employable.
A (Employment is projected to grow much faster than average as demand of occupational therapist services rises as as OTs increasingly use assistants and aides)
Which of the industries employing the largest number of radiologic technologists had the highest annual earnings in 2014? A. Federal executive branch B. Outpatient care centers C. Offices of physicians D. Medical and diagnostic laboratories
A (Federal Executive Brach)
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. True/False
False
The Human Service Board Certified Practitioner (HS-BCP) certification was designed for those who work specifically with disabled individuals. True/False
False
The majority of health service managers work in physical offices or residential care facilities. True/False
False
There is very little competition for exercise physiologists because of the many positions currently available. True/False
False
Vision Rehabilitation Specialists work with small groups of individuals strictly in hospital settings. True/False
False
Hawaii is the only state that does not have a Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiographic Technology (JRCERT) True/False
False (Alaska)
All states with the exception of Alaska require certification for each of the EMT levels. True/False
False (All states require certification)
Substance abuse counselors are often known as addiction resource officers. True/False
False (addiction counselors)
As of 2015, no states required licensure of health educators. True/False
True
Assistant administrators typically aid top administrators in large facilities and handle daily decisions. True/False
True
Because the structure and financing of health care are changing rapidly, future medical and health service managers must be prepared to deal with technological innovations as well increasingly complex regulatory environment. True/False
True
The Board Certified Behavioral Analysts is a graduate-level certification in behavior analysis. Professional who are certified at the BCBA level are independent practitioners who provide behavior-analytic services. True/False
True
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) provides facilities with overall management direction but is also involved in community outreach and negotiations. True/False
True
Health educators that work in _____ create programs and materials that affect young adults such as smoking and alcohol use and preventing sexually transmitted diseases.
colleges
Top administrators in smaller facilities handle more of the _____ operations
daily
Radiation oncologists and _______ (technicians who calculate the dose of radiation that will be used for treatment) review the patient records to ensure that the treatment plan is working, monitor the amount of radiation exposure that the patient has received, and help keep side effects to a minimum.
dosimetrists
Which of the following psychologists promotes good health through health maintenance counseling programs designed to help people achieve health oriented goals, such as to stop smoking or lose weight? A. Health psychologists B. Clinical psychologists C. Neuropsychologists D. Geropsychologists
A (Health psychologist)
Which of the following social workers helps patients adjust to serious, chronic, and terminal illnesses? A. Hospice and palliative care social workers B. Geriatric social workers C. School social workers D. Healthcare social workers
A (Hospice and palliative care social workers)
Which of the following responsibilities is important for the chief administrator? A. Institutional planning B. Recovery of adequate revenue C. Making daily management decisions D. All of the above
A (Institutional planning)
Which of the following psychologists applies their professional knowledge and skills to the hiring assignment and promotion of employees in order to increase productivity and job satisfaction? A. Personnel psychologists B. Industrial psychologists C. Psychometric psychologists D. Rehabilitation psychologists
A (Personnel psychologists)
Which of the following do athletic trainers work with to help prevent and treat injury? A. Professional athletes B. Teachers C. Children D. Non of these are correct
A (Professional athletes)
Which educator position is primarily concerned with school environment? A. School health educator B. Community health worker C. Public health educator D. Patient educator
A (School health educator)
Work conditions for many athletic trainers consist of which of the following? A. Traveling out of town for competitive events B. Working with computers and making frequent phone calls C. Sitting behind a desk for long hours D. Spending all hours working outdoors
A (Traveling out of town for competitive events)
Which of the following may be responsibilities of an athletic trainer? (Can be more than one) A. Record keeping B. Performing client evaluations C. Budgeting D. Policy implementing E. Construction
A, B, C, D (Record keeping, Performing client evaluations, budgeting, policy implementing)
Which of the following best describes a nursing home administrator? (May be more than one) A. Often only has one or two assistants but sometimes none B. Provides direction to the department heads and assistant administrators so that policies can be implemented C. Typically involved in day-to-day management decisions D. May wear various hats such as director of finance, facilities and even personnel management E. Work with governing board to establish general policies and operating philosophy
A,C,D (Often only has one or two assistants but sometimes none, typically involved in day-to-day management decisions, may wear various hats such as director of finance, facilities, and even personnel management)
Which of the following psychologists specializes in investigating the development of individuals from prenatal origins through old age? A. Counseling psychologists B. Developmental psychologists C. Educational psychologists D. Engineering psychologists
B (Developmental psychologists)
Which of the following social worker helps the elderly and their families find services for older adults, provides information about other care options and helps clients and their families make plans for possible health complications or where the client will live if they can no longer care for themselves? A. Legal social workers B. Geriatric social workers C. School social workers D. Healthcare social workers
B (Geriatric social workers)
For which of the following activities of daily living would a vision rehabilitation therapist provide instruction? A. Sleeping B. Grooming C. Hearing Instructions D. Eating
B (Grooming)
Which of the following industries provide the highest annual earnings for occupational therapists? A. Nursing care facilities B. Home healthcare services C. General medical and surgical hospitals D. Elementary and secondary schools
B (Home healthcare services)
Which industry will continue to employ a large number of occupational therapists to provide therapy services to acutely ill patients? A. Long-term rehabilitative facilities B. Hospitals C. Government agencies D. All of the above
B (Hospitals)
What is the name of the project which has uncovered the genetic basis for many diseases and increased the demand for genetic counselors to assist individuals, families, and physicians in making decisions regarding healthcare treatment? A. Gene mapping project B. Human Genome Project C. Genomic Project D. None of these are correct
B (Human Genome Project)
Which of the following psychologists uses scientific techniques to deal with problems of motivation and morale in the workplace? A. Personnel psychologists B. Industrial psychologists C. Psychometric psychologists D. Rehabilitation psychologists
B (Industrial psychologists)
In 2014, which industry provided radiologic technologists with the lowest annual salary? A. Medical and diagnostic laboratories B. Offices of physicians C. Outpatient care centers D. General surgical hospitals
B (Offices of Physicians)
Which of the following emergency personnel performs intravenous drug therapy and implement more advanced airways in the pre-hospital setting? A. Medical assistant B. Paramedic C. EMT D. Administrator
B (Paramedic)
As an exercise physiologist, Amelia will: A. Develop physical exercise routines for physically disabled patients. B. Provide health education and develop exercise plans to reduce risk for disease. C. Perform surgical procedures for physically disabled patients. D. Demonstrate exercise routines for professional athletes.
B (Provide health education and develop exercise plan to reduce the risk of disease)
Occupational therapy assistants and aides can best be described by which of the following: A. Providing assistance for transportation B. Providing rehabilitative services to patients suffering from mental, physical, emotional, or developmental impairments C. Helping visually impaired students D. Helping person's with artistic skills
B (Providing rehabilitative services to patients suffering from mental, physical, emotional, or developmental impairments)
Which of the following psychologists would most likely be involved in directly measuring human behavior through the use of tests, statistical data, and the use of mathematics? A. Rehabilitation psychologists B. Psychometric psychologists C. Social psychologists D. Clinical psychologists
B (Psychometric psychologists)
What is the name of the project that has uncovered the genetic basis for many diseases? A. Genetics and Disease B. The Human Genome Project C. The Human Disease and Genetic Project D. The Genetic Study
B (The Human Genome Project)
Which of the following professions was formally called a rehabilitation teacher? A. Orientation and Mobility Specialists B. Visual Rehabilitation Therapists C. Community Education Workers D. School Health Educators
B (Visual Rehabilitation Therapists)
Which of the following commissions accredits entry-level academic programs in Physical Therapy? A. Commission in Physical Therapy Education (CPTE) B. Commission of Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) C. Commission of Accreditation of Physical Therapists (CAPT) D. None of these are correct
B (Commission of Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education CAPTE)
Which of the following best describes a work week for athletic trainers who work in a non-sports setting? A. 30-40 hours per week with weekends off B. 30-40 hours per week including nights and weekends C. 40-50 hours per week with weekends off D. 40-50 hours per week including nights and weekends
C (40-50 hours per week with weekends off)
Olivia would like to be able to open a private practice in the future if she pursues her interest in psychology. What would the most likely educational requirement be for her to do this? A. A master's degree B. A bachelor's degree C. A doctorate degree D. A certificate or diploma from an accredited school
C (A doctorate degree)
Which of the following best describes what is needed for a genetic counselor to be successful in the field: A. Strong math skills B. A genuine desire to care for people C. A strong scientific background and counseling skills D. A doctorate
C (A strong scientific background and counseling skills)
Which is generally the minimum required qualification for an occupational therapist assistant who is entering the work force? A. Two years of experience B. A Bachelor's degree in human resources C. An associate's degree or certificate from an accredited community college D. A highschool diploma or equivalent
C (An associate's degree or certificate from an accredited community college)
Mental health is best described by which of the following? A. An individual's desires B. An individual's happiness C. An individual's ability to function in ordinary life D. An individual's overall health
C (An individual's ability to function in ordinary life)
Which of the following professions provide a link between community and healthcare workers to help improve the health of individuals within the community? A. Health Educators B. Community Social Electives C. Community Health Workers D. School Health Educators
C (Community Health Workers)
Which of the following psychologists designs, develops, and evaluates materials and procedures to resolve problems in educational and training programs? A. Counseling psychologists B. Developmental psychologists C. Educational psychologists D. Engineering psychologists
C (Educational psychologists)
Which of the following would be a desirable quality for a social and human service assistant? A. a degree in business B. A positive outlook C. Effective communication skills D. Legal skills
C (Effective communication skills)
The minimum educational requirement for many social and human service assistants is best described by which of the following: A. Bachelor's degree in health science B. Associates degree in social welfare C. High school diploma or equivalent D. Doctorate
C (High school diploma or equivalent)
Which of the following best describes occupational therapy: A. It is therapy provided in schools B. It is therapy based on the individuals occupation C. It is therapy provided to those who are recovering from an illness or injury that encourages rehabilitation by performing the activities of daily life D. It is therapy provided in the workplace so that employees can perform their jobs
C (It is therapy provided to those who are recovering from an illness or injury that encourages rehabilitation by performing the activities of daily life)
More than 50% of community health workers work in which of the following areas? A. Outreach B. Corporations C. Local Government D. Law
C (Local government)
What is the stand credential for most health service managers? A. Bachelor's degree in public health B. Bachelor's degree in health science C. Master's degree in public health D. Master's degree in public health management
C (Master's degree in public health)
The minimum requirement for entrance into occupational therapy is which of the following: A. Associate degree B. Bachelor's degree C. Master's degree D. Doctorate
C (Master's degree)
Which of the following best describes a difficulty for counselors who work with patients who have an addictive or behavioral disorders? A. May need to spend excessive amounts of money to help B. May need to perform some surgical procedures C. May need to deal with agitated clients D. May need to work during bad weather situations
C (May need to deal with agitated clients)
Which of the following are applicable for a Master Certified Health Education Specialist? A. Must have completed 25 hours of continuing education every 5 years B. Successfully teach 2 classes C. Must have at least 5 years of experience working in the field D. Successfully complete the LRS competency exam
C (Must have at least 5 years of experience working in the field)
Which of the following psychologists studies the relationship between the brain and behavior, often working with stroke and head injury programs? A. Health psychologists B. Clinical psychologists C. Neuropsychologists D. Geropsychologists
C (Neuropsychologist)
What is the name of the genetic screening test that is recommended for all pregnant women over the age of 35? A. Chromosome screening B. Pregnancy panel C. Prenatal screening D. None of these is correct
C (Prenatal screening)
Which of the following best describes the difference between psychology and psychiatry? A. Psychology is a branch of medicine and psychiatry is a nonmedical science. B. Psychology and psychiatry are basically the same, with minor differences. C. Psychiatry is a branch of medicine and psychology is a nonmedical science. D. Psychologists can perform surgery and psychiatrists are not trained to do so.
C (Psychiatry is a branch of medicine and psychology is a nonmusical science)
Which of the following psychologists directly measures human behavior, primarily through the use of tests? A. Personnel psychologists B. Industrial psychologists C. Psychometric psychologists D. Rehabilitation psychologists
C (Psychometric psychologists)
2. Luke is self-supporting and has car, mortgage, and furniture payments he makes on a monthly basis. He is concerned about the availability of jobs for occupational therapists. Which of the statements below is most accurate as a predictor of the future job market for OTs? A. The job market will remain the same for the next 5 to 10 years. B. The job market will show a decline in the need for OTs during the next 5 to 10 years. C. The job market should show an increase of approximately 27% for OTs between 2014 and 2024. D. There is no accurate way to project what the job market will be like in years to come.
C (The job market should show an increase of approximately 27% for OTs between 2014 and 2024)
Which of the following industries has the largest median annual earnings for employed physical therapists aides? A. Physician offices B. Medical hospitals C. Nursing care facilities D. Surgical hospitals
C (Nursing care facilities)
Occupational therapist will most likely work in which of the following areas: A. In home health care B. With a particular disability or age group C. In wellness and health promotion D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Match the type of social worker with the groups they support: A. Child and family social workers B. Child, family and school social workers C. Healthcare social workers D. School social workers 1. Support individuals and families so that they can cope with illness 2. Serve as the link between students' families and the school 3. Provide assistance to improve the social psychological functioning of children and their families 4. May also be know be known as child welfare social workers or family services social workers; often work for schools or local government
C,D,A,B (1. Support individuals and families so that they can cope with illness - Healthcare social workers 2. Serve as the link between students' families and the school - School social workers 3. Provide assistance to improve the social psychological functioning of children and their families - Child and family social workers 4. May also be know be known as child welfare social workers or family services social workers; often work for schools or local government - Child, family, and school social workers)
Identify a typical work environment for a social worker: A. 50 hours a week with on-call hours on weekends B. 20 hours in the office and 20 hours at home completing computer work for a week C. 40 hours a week, includes 10 hours to attend court hearings each week D. 40 hours a week as well as travel to visit clients
D (40 hours a week as well as travel to visit clients)
Which of the following is the educational requirement for a genetic counselor to be eligible for licensure and to take the certification exam? A. A Bachelor's degree B. An Associate of science degree C. A Doctorate D. A Master's degree
D (A Master's degree)
A health service manager would be responsible for which of the following? A. Planning the delivery of healthcare B. Organizing the delivery of healthcare C. Coordinating the delivery of care D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
An example of coursework required for a career in genetic counseling includes which of the following: A. Population genetics B. Psychosocial theory C. Ethics D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
An occupational therapist assistant would be expected to preform which of the following duties: A. Monitor individuals to ensure they are performing activities correctly B. Teach patients how to use special equipment to ease difficulties with life activities C. Document billing submitted to the patient's health insurance provider D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Aside from working directly with patients, occupational therapists may also do which of the following A. Supervise students and occupational therapy assistants B. Act as consultants to public health departments C. Teach or conduct research in colleges D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Depending on the school system, school health educators may have which of the responsibilities related to their position? A. Instruction in health courses such as safety and human relations B. Assist in developing and maintain health programs C. Contribute to entire school system and groups interested in health of school children D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
EMTS and Paramedics respond and assist with incidents such as which of the following? A. Childbirth B. Automobile accidents C. Heart attack victims D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Health Educators that work in private businesses and corporations may involved in which of the following? A. Develop incentives for adoption of health behaviors B. Create smoke-free workplaces C. Offer walking programs D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
In a mental health setting, occupational therapists treat individuals with which of the following problems: A. Alcoholism B. Depression C. Eating disorders D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
In which of the following settings would you find a Pedorthist working? A. Specialty shoe store B. Orthotic patient care facility C. VA facilites D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Occupational therapists provide patient's with adaptive equipment such as which of the following: A. Wheelchairs B. Splints C. Aides for eating and dressing D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Physical therapists treat a wide range of aliments and can be found working in specialty areas such as which of the following: A. Sports medicine B. Geriatrics C. Pediatrics D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Research shows that there may be greater demand for exercise physiologists related to which of the following? A. Greater emphasis on preventative health B. Implementation of the Affordable Care Act C. Available health insurance coverage for exercise D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
The National Registry of Emergency Technicians (NREMT) certifies emergency medical providers at which level? A. Emergency Medical Technician B. Advanced Emergency Medical Technician C. Paramedic D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
The chief administrator of a group practice is responsible for which of the following? A. Providing overall management direction B. Maintaining its competitive edge C. Negotiating contracts D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
The main reasons the demand for genetic counselors has increased over the past decade includes which of the following: A. More knowledge about diseases that are genetically transmitted B. Greater public awareness of the genetic basis of disease C. Improved technology for genetic testing D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Which of the following best describe community health workers? A. They identify health-related issues that affect a community B. They collect data C. They discuss health-concerns with the people they serve D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Which of the following conditions would an EMT need to be most prepared for based on their typical day at work? A. Prepared for extreme heat or cold B. Prepared for heavy lifting C. Prepared for exposure to disease D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Which of the following is most likely resulting in the demand for increased occupational therapy services: A. Large baby-boom generation enter the prime age bracket for heart attacks and strokes B. Growing older adult population, which is vulnerable to chronic and debilitating conditions C. Advancement in medical treatments D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Which of the following levels of administration are found in hospitals and other large facilities? A. Internal management B. Specialized staff C. Executive D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Which of the following professionals use educational skills and sound knowledge of public health to educate the public about health and disease? A. Health Coach B. Patient Educator C. Health Educators D. All of the above
D (All of the above)
Genetic counseling is experiencing an increase in certain fields of specialization that include which of the following: A. Cardiovascular health B. Genomic medicine C. Assisted reproductive technologies D. All of these are correct
D (All of these are correct)
Recommended qualities for all athletic trainers consist of which of the following? A. Good social and communication skills B. Ability to manage difficult situations C. Possess a strong desire to help people D. All of these are correct
D (All of these are correct)
Which of the following job duties would Amelia expect to do in her role as an exercise physiologist? A. Perform fitness tests B. Monitor body fat C. Assess blood pressure D. All of these are correct.
D (All of these are correct)
Which of the following psychologists deals with the design and use of systems and environments in which people live and work? A. Counseling psychologists B. Developmental psychologists C. Educational psychologists D. Engineering psychologists
D (Engineering psychologists)
Which of the following psychologists deals with special problems faced by the elderly? A. Health psychologists B. Clinical psychologists C. Neuropsychologists D. Geropsychologists
D (Geropsychologists)
Which of the following social workers advise family caregivers and help plan for patients needs after discharge? A. Legal social workers B. Geriatric social workers C. School social workers D. Healthcare social workers
D (Healthcare social workers)
Which of the following social workers helps patients and their families cope with chronic, acute, or terminal illnesses? A. Hospice and palliative care social workers B. Geriatric social workers C. School social workers D. Healthcare social workers
D (Healthcare social workers)
Which of the following professional roles use rehabilitative exercises, reconditioning, and physical education to treat patients who have problems moving in any way? A. Athletic Trainer B. Clinical exercise physiologists C. Primary Care Sports Medicine Physicians D. Kinesotherapists
D (Kinesotherapists)
In order for Amelia to become a registered clinical exercise physiologist, she must meet the minimum requirement of a(n): A. High school diploma. B. Associate's degree. C. Bachelor's degree. D. Master's degree.
D (Master's degree)
Substance abuse counselors work with which of the following individuals: A. People who are diagnosed with cancer B. People who are grieving C. People who need help with organization D. People who are dealing with alcoholism
D (People who are dealing with alcoholism)
Which of the following statements best describes a psychologist? A. Psychologists mainly treat patients with anxiety and depression B. Psychologists work primarily in acute care facilities C. Psychologists first assess an individual's surrounding circumstances and relationships D. Psychologists are often the most knowledgable members among the mental health team regarding research
D (Psychologists are often the most knowledgeable members amount the mental health team regarding research)
Which of the following psychologists work with disabled persons, whether individually or in groups, to assess the degree of disability and develop ways to correct or compensate for these impairments? A. Personnel psychologists B. Industrial psychologists C. Psychometric psychologists D. Rehabilitation psychologists
D (Rehabilitation psychologist)
Which professional helps children and adolescents develop the knowledge, attitudes, and skills they need to lead a healthy life? A. School nurse B. School principal C. School teacher D. School Health Educator
D (School Health Educator)
Which following describes a social and human service assistant? A. They work in social welfare offices and perform clerical duties B. They work assisting in hospital waiting rooms C. They work with protective services to ensure child safety measures are followed D. They work under the direction of social workers and help clients identify and obtain benefits
D (They work under the direction of social workers and help clients identify and obtain benefits)
School health educators work closely with other school officials to do which of the following? A. To participate in parent-teacher organizations B. To monitor child development of school age children C. To orient incoming kindergarten children D. To develop a health education program for the school
D (To develop a health education program for the school)
Social workers are employed by which of the following: A. Child welfare agencies B. Community mental health clinics C. State and local governments D. All of the above
D (all of the above)
Amelia has plans to attend a physical therapist program and she expects to take which of the following courses in the program? A. Biology B. Biomechanics C. Anatomy D. All of these are correct
D (All of these are correct)
Experimental or research psychologists study the behavior of both human beings and animals. True/False
True
Nursing home administrators in all states are required to have a minimum of a master's degree and to pass a licensing examination. True/False
False (Bachelor's degree)
A pedorthist selects, modifies, and creates braces and supports for the pediatric population. True/False
False (Deals with problems of the foot and ankle)
Radiation Therapists work strictly daylight and are never scheduled to be on call for their position. True/False
False (They mostly work during the day however)
The _________ population are particularly vulnerable to chronic and debilitating conditions that require therapeutic services.
Older adult
Employment opportunities for substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors is expected to increase by 2024. True/False
True
A Paramedic must recertify every 2 years and meet continuing education requirements to maintain their certification. True/False
True
After arriving on the scene, paramedics provide treatment and care under the medical direction of physicians. True/False
True
All states require a license for any substance abuse or behavioral disorder counselor who wishes to work in a private setting. True/False
True
An orthotist is responsible for designing and fitting corrective braces, inserts, and supports for body parts that need straightening or other curative functions. True/False
True
Behavior analysis's commonly work in schools, hospitals, mental health centers, behavioral centers, residential facilities and client's homes. True/False
True
Behavior analysts provide services to clients who have skill deficits in communication and problem behaviors such as aggression and self injury. True/False
True
CT technologist is a radiologic technologist specializes in C.T. True/False
True
Clinical managers establish and implement departmental policies and procedures as well as evaluate personnel and work quality. True/False
True
Community health workers advocate for the health needs of community members. True/False
True
Employers usually require radiation therapist applicants to have completed at least an Associate degree in radiation therapy or radiography. True/False
True
For those working in a cardiac rehabilitation program, the exercise physiologist will monitor patients during testing and during exercise to ensure patient safety. True/False
True
Orientation and Mobility specialists are different from physical, occupational, and recreation specialists because they focus on people with vision loss. True/False
True
Physical therapist aides work under the direct supervision of a physical therapist and are responsible for keeping treatment areas clean and organized and preparing patients for therapy. True/False
True
Physical therapist assistants and aides need to be in good physical condition in order to assist patients with treatment. True/False
True
Physical therapists restore, maintain and promote overall fitness and health True/False
True
Physical therapists will use electrical stimulation and ultrasound during their treatments True/False
True
Radiation Therapists use Linear Accelerators to administer radiation treatment to patients. True/False
True
Radiographers must sometimes remove jewelry and other articles from patients to allow X-rays to pass through that part of the body. True/False
True
Radiographers produce X-ray films of the human body, which are used in diagnosing medical problems. True/False
True
Social and human service assistants have many job titles such as clinical social work aide and family service assistant. True/False
True
The Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation (ACVREP) provides certification for orientation and mobility specialists who meet specified education and experience standards and successfully complete the certification exam. True/False
True
When working with people with disabilities, social and human service assistants help find rehabilitation services or work with employers to adapt to the elements of a job to make it accessible to people with disabilities. True/False
True