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Quiz: US Healthcare Staffing Fundamentals

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1) What is the full form of SSN?

A. Social Security Number.

B. Secure Social Number

C. Social Secure Number

D. Society's Safe Network

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2) How many states are there in the USA?

A. 48

B. 50

C. 52

D. 55

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3) What does US healthcare staffing primarily involve?

A. Recruiting

B. Payroll

C. Treatment

D. Compliance

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4) What is the format for a Social Security Number (SSN)?

A. xx-xxx-xxxx

B. xxx-xxx-xxx

C. xxx-xx-xxxx

D. None of the above

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5) What does “LTC” stand for in healthcare?

A. Light Treatment Care

B. Lung Throat Cardiovascular

C. Long Trim Care

D. None of the above

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6) What is the capital of the United States?

A. Chicago

B. Washington, D.C.

C. Texas

D. Washington

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7) What is the term 'ZIP' in Zip Code stands for?

A. Zone Implementation Program

B. Zero Immigration Part

C. Zero Improved Places

D. Zone Improvement Plan

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8) The US Healthcare Staffing industry is considered "recession-resistant" primarily due to what?

A. Downfall of IT Industry

B. The essential nature of healthcare services.

C. Required human touch to build trust and negotiation.

D. All of the above

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9) What is the US date format?

A. MM/YY/DD

B. YYYY/MM/DD

C. DD/MM/YYYY

D. MM/DD/YYYY

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10) What does each star on the US flag represent?

A. Former Presidents

B. Healthcare Facilities

C. A US state

D. None of the above

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Quiz: US Healthcare Facilities & Education

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1) What kinds of issues does the Emergency Department typically provide immediate care for?

A. Heart Attacks

B. Stroke

C. Road Accidents

D. All of these

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2) What is the purpose of Long-Term Care (LTC) Facilities?

A. To provide cheaper treatments

B. To offer extended care for elderly or chronically ill patients.

C. To offer the patients free treatment for long term/period (1-5 years).

D. None of these

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3) Which specialty department focuses on Brain Related issues?

A. Rehab

B. Behavioral Health

C. Radiology

D. Neurology

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4) Which type of healthcare facility provides acute care, emergency services, and surgeries?

A. Clinics

B. Nursing Home

C. Hospital

D. All of the above

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5) In the US education system, what grades are included in High School?

A. Grades 9-12

B. Grades 9-10

C. Grades 10-12

D. Grades 8-10

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6) What is the primary focus of Clinics?

A. Outpatient services such as consultations, diagnostic tests, and minor treatments

B. Surgeries

C. Free healthcare services to patients

D. All of the above

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7) Which specialty department in a healthcare facility is related to "Cancer"?

A. Oncology

B. Hematology

C. Urology

D. Bariatric

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8) If it is 8:30 a.m. in Iowa, what time will it be in Washington?

A. 5:30 pm

B. 6:30 pm

C. 7:30 am

D. None of the above

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9) How long does it take to complete an associate degree in the U.S.?

A. 1 Year

B. 2 Years

C. 3 Years

D. 4 Years

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10) What does a Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) provide 24/7 care, rehabilitation, and support for?

A. Patients who cannot afford to go to hospital.

B. Patients recovering from surgery, illness, or injury who need ongoing medical care but not a hospital stay.

C. Patients who required the treatment and care at their home.

D. None of the above.

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Quiz: US Healthcare Roles and Certifications

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1) What degree is required to become a Physical Therapist (PT)?

A. Associate

B. Bachelor

C. Maters

D. Doctorate

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2) What is the full form of CPI?

A. Crisis Prevention Institute

B. Crisis Prevention Intervention

C. Civil Privacy Information

D. None of them

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3) What exam must a Registered Nurse (RN) pass to get licensed?

A. NCLEX-PN

B. BSN

C. NCLEX-RN

D. ASN

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4) LPNs known as LVN in

A. AZ

B. CA

C. NY

D. TX

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5) Which certification is required for all nurses?

A. BLS

B. ACLS

C. PALS

D. NIHSS

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6) Which certification is required for Cardiac Sonographers?

A. ARDMS

B. CCI

C. ARRT

D. All of these

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7) Name one preferred certification for medical Surgical nurse who works in stoke unit.

A. TNCC

B. NIHSS

C. ENPC

D. STABLE

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8) What does ARRT provide certification for?

A. Radiology Tech

B. CT Scan Tech

C. MRI Tech

D. All of them

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9) Which statement is correct for CPR & BLS?

A. Both are the same

B. BLS is the process and CPR is the outcome

C. CPR is alike ACLS, which is higher than BLS

D. CPR is the method and BLS is it's training/certification

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10) What organizations are related to surgical tech/assistant?

A. NBSTSA

B. NCCT

C. ABSA

D. All of these

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Quiz: Introduction to US Healthcare Staffing

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1) In the context of US healthcare staffing, what does the term 'RTR' signify?

A. Rate Treatment Request

B. Right to Represent

C. Return to Registry

D. Ready to Recruit

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2) In the US healthcare staffing hierarchy, which entity typically acts as the intermediate provider of job requirements to staffing agencies?

A. Vendors/MSP Clients

B. Healthcare Professional

C. Healthcare Facility

D. Staffing Agency

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3) Which of these states does NOT require a state license for a professional to practice as a Radiography (X-Ray ONLY) technician?

A. AL

B. NY

C. CA

D. FL

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4) For a 'Travel Candidate' working more than 50 miles from home, how is the pay package typically split for tax efficiency?

A. The agency pays the candidate only in tax-free bonuses to maximize take-home pay.

B. The entire rate is taxable as base wages.

C. The rate is split into a taxable hourly wage and non-taxable stipends.

D. The stipends are only paid if the candidate provides receipts for every meal.

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5) Which tax classification is the most common in healthcare staffing, where the agency withholds taxes on behalf of the employee?

A. H1B

B. W2

C. 1099

D. C2C

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6) If a healthcare facility is located in Chicago, IL, what is its corresponding Zip Code used in the source example?

A. 30301

B. 60612

C. 10001

D. 90210

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7) What is the purpose of the 'FDI' provided to a candidate before their assignment begins?

A. Final Documentation Inspection

B. Federal Department Index

C. First Day Instructions

D. Facility Description Information

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8) Which nursing specialty is primarily responsible for monitoring patients with heart conditions using specialized equipment?

A. PACU RN

B. IR RN

C. Telemetry RN

D. Med-Surg RN

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9) What is the primary difference between a 'Travel Contract' and a 'Local Contract' regarding compensation benefits?

A. Local contracts are the only ones that provide health insurance benefits.

B. Travel contracts require the professional to pay back their travel costs at the end of the assignment.

C. Local contracts offer a higher base hourly pay to compensate for lack of housing.

D. Travel contracts include tax-free stipends for housing and meals.

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10) What is the specific certification required for a Respiratory Therapist to practice, as issued by the NBRC?

A. ARRT (R)

B. RDMS

C. CRT or RRT

D. ASCP

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