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Question 1

Liver enzymes are ____ in scurvy, malnutrition, and uncontrolled diabetes.

Answer 1

decreased

Question 2

Liver enzymes are ____ in hepatitis, alcoholism, fatty liver.

Answer 2

increased

Question 3

To increase productivity, _____ the output or ____ the input. By decreasing overtime hours, the input is ____.

Answer 3

increase
decrease
decreased

Question 4

____ involves food availability, including food quality, acceptability, and quantity.

Answer 4

Food security

Question 5

____ budget is an annual budget.

Answer 5

Operating

Question 6

____ budget deals with expected revenue and expenses for the next year.

Answer 6

Statistics

Question 7

____ measures the % of hemoglobin that glucose has attached, which measures long-term blood glucose control (2-3 months)

Answer 7

HgbA1C

Question 8

What is the recommended limit of caffeine consumption per day for children?

Answer 8

100 mg.

For 5- to 12-year-olds, the recommended limit is 3 mg/kg.

Question 9

____ and ____ require the greatest allotment of time in management.

Answer 9

Directing and controlling

Question 10

____ is a basic and major function of management that determines its objectives, policies, and procedures.

Answer 10

Planning

Question 11

____ is the identification of tasks and activities, which are delegated to positions.

Answer 11

Organizing

Question 12

____ is the ongoing measure of performance against standards to determine whether goals have been reached.

Answer 12

Evaluating

Question 13

____ objectives measure intellectual processes, such as knowing, perceiving, recognizing, thinking, conceiving, judging, and reasoning.

Answer 13

Cognitive

Question 14

____ objectives measure feeling, emotion attitude, appreciation, and value.

Answer 14

Affective

Question 15

____ objectives measure behaviors or physical skills.

Answer 15

Psychomotor

Question 16

____ is a technique that measures a company’s performance against the best-in-class companies, determines how these companies achieved their success, and uses the information to improve their own performance.

Answer 16

Benchmarking

Question 17

____ (also called multidisciplinary rounds) are the meetings where members from a selection of disciplines discuss patient care, coordinate care management, and make decisions about the treatment plan.

Answer 17

Patient rounds

Question 18

Groups at the greatest risk for _____ include the following:

• Older adults (age 65 or older)
• Pregnant women and their fetuses
• Infants and young children
• Immune compromised individuals
• Individuals with acquired immune deficiency syndrome

Answer 18

foodborne illness

Question 19

Where would you send a client to find credible information on dietary supplements?

Answer 19

ODS (Office of Dietary Supplements), funded by the National Institute of Health.

Question 20

A manager acting as the spokesperson for the organization is indicative of which managerial role?

Answer 20

Informational (The three types of informational roles in management are monitor, disseminator, and spokesperson)

Question 21

____ Food Security:

Households do not have problems with or anxiety about accessing adequate food.

Answer 21

High

Question 22

____ Food Security:
Households sometimes have problems with or anxiety about accessing adequate food, but the quality, quantity, and variety of food are not significantly reduced.

Answer 22

Marginal

Question 23

____ Food Security:
Households have reduced quality, desirability, and variety in their diets, but the quantity of food and normal eating patterns are not significantly disrupted.

Answer 23

Low

Question 24

____ Food Security:
One or more household members experience disrupted eating patterns are decreased food intake due to lack of money and resources for food.

Answer 24

Very Low

Question 25

Prime Cost Formula

Answer 25

Raw food + direct labor costs = prime cost

Question 26

Selling Price Formula

Answer 26

Prime Cost x Markup Factor = Selling Price

Question 27

____ medicine is a holistic medicine that treats the whole person using complementary therapies that address the prevention and treatment of chronic disease. It includes modalities like yoga, acupuncture, naturopathy, meditation, vitamins, chiropractic manipulations, dietary supplements, and many others.

Answer 27

Integrative

Question 28

____ medicine is used instead of conventional medicine. An example would be a herbal supplement used instead of medication.

Answer 28

Alternative

Question 29

____ is a form of primary care medicine. It includes diet, herbal medication, physical manipulation, prescription medication, homeopathies, etc.

Answer 29

Naturopathy

Question 30

A renal function decreases, the BUN:creatinine ratio ____.

Answer 30

decreases

Question 31

BUN will be ____ in renal disease.

Answer 31

increased

Question 32

Serum creatinine will be ____ in renal disease

Answer 32

increased

Question 33

Creatinine clearance will be ____ in renal disease.

Answer 33

decreased

Question 34

Glomerular filtration rate will be ____ in renal disease.

Answer 34

decreased

Question 35

____ management is an employee-centered leader-ship style that promotes a friendly atmosphere and seeks approval and acceptance.

Answer 35

Country club

Question 36

What adjustment would you need to make to cook pasta in boiling water as altitude increases?

Answer 36

Increase cooking time, since the water temperature is lower.

Water boils at a lower temperature when atmospheric pressure is lower. As altitude increases, atmospheric pressure decreases. Therefore, at higher altitudes, the pasta will be cooking at a lower temperature, requiring an increase in cooking time.