2008 Practice Test Flashcards
Which of the following is a disadvantage of leasing? A. Tax deduction B. Fixed payments C. Finance charges D. Preserves credit
C. Finance charges
Title: Asset Management in Radiology, Page: 21
Which tool would be needed to compare the value of a system by looking back at the previous methodology of facility? A. Regression Analysis B. Baseline Analysis C. Capital Projection D. Goals and Objectives
B. Baseline Analysis
Title: Communication and Information Management in Radiology, Page: 185
Aside from compensation, what is the PRIMARY concern of imaging technologists when discussing retention rates? A. Inadequate staffing levels B. Career advancement opportunities C. Working overtime to fill openings D. Working with temporary technologists
A. Inadequate staffing levels
Title: Human Resources Management in Radiology, Page: 212
The MOST direct method of gathering information from customers is by: A. Surveys. B. Nominal Groups. C. Quality Circles. D. Managerial Observations
A. Surveys.
Title: Operations Management in Radiology, Page: 212
CPT codes are divided into thirteen sections and are used for claims processing.
Most radiology procedures are found in which series of CPT codes?
A. 30000 series
B. 40000 series
C. 60000 series
D. 70000 series
D. 70000 series
Title: Financial Management in Radiology, Page: 56 (first edition), 39 (second edition)
Suppose a CT scanner costs two million dollars to acquire and install and has a
useful life of 60 months. What is the annual depreciation cost at straight-line
depreciation?
A. $33,333
B. $200,000
C. $250,000
D. $400,000
D. $400,000
Title: Asset Management in Radiology, Page: 16
Which of the following statements describes a key point of a successful rewards
program?
A. Rewards must be linked to performance
B. Expected work should always be rewarded
C. Rewards should not always align with organizational goals
D. Employees must not believe their efforts may lead to a reward
A. Rewards must be linked to performance
Title: Human Resources Management in Radiology, Page: 214
If one employee worked 40 hours each week, another worked 20, another worked 8
hours, and a fourth employee worked 32 hours every week, what would be the
worked FTE total?
A. 2.25
B. 2.50
C. 3.00
D. 4.00
B. 2.50
Title: Financial Management in Radiology, Page: 174 (first edition), 193 (second edition)
Scope of services should be based on customer needs, government regulations, reimbursement policies, and: A. Budgeting. B. Strategic Plan. C. Staffing levels. D. Imaging technology
D. Imaging technology.
Title: Operations Management in Radiology, Page: 3
Traditionally, imaging equipment has been depreciated over how many years? A. Three B. Five C. Ten D. Fifteen
B. Five
Title: Asset Management in Radiology, Page: 16
Policies are written to standardize a manner of: A. Process. B. Practice. C. Principal. D. Perceptions.
B. Practice.
Title: Communication and Information Management in Radiology, Page: 134
Motivation categorized as an activity performed for one’s own personal satisfaction is called: A. Extrinsic. B. Intrinsic. C. Bidirectional. D. Physiological.
B. Intrinsic.
Title: Human Resource Management in Radiology, Page: 226
Which of the following represents the majority of non-verbal face to face communication? A. Body Language B. Eye Contact C. Inflections D. Sounds
A. Body Language
Title: Communication and Information Management in Radiology, Page: 165
Increased rates of promotion, accelerated career mobility, decreased job stress, and
increased career satisfaction are benefits of a successful:
A. Mentoring program.
B. Performance appraisal program.
C. Employee assistance program.
D. Employee satisfaction program.
A. Mentoring program.
Title: Human Resource Management in Radiology , Page: 191
The federal agency responsible for protecting public health by ensuring that safe and effective products reach the public is: A. MQSA. B. FDA. C. NRC. D. OIG.
B. FDA.
Title: Operations Management in Radiology, Page: 11
What is the document that describes all aspects of a venture and provides a framework for success or failure? A. Proforma B. Space plan C. Business plan D. Design development plan
C. Business plan
Title: Financial Management in Radiology, Page: 247 (first edition), 241 (second edition)
The majority of evaluations of an individual employee should reflect performance
standards based upon:
A. The employee’s job description.
B. The task appraisal list provided the employee.
C. The employee’s knowledge of task descriptions.
D. Specific criteria from goals established with the employee.
A. The employee’s job description.
Title: The Effective Healthcare Supervisor, Page: 198
Which of the following approaches meets the requirements for an Advance
Beneficiary Notice (ABN)?
A. Blanket notices, or having all patients sign ABNs for some or all services
without concern for medical necessity
B. Screening mammograms performed less frequently than allowed by Medicare
C. Notifying the patient of Medicare denial of payment after denial notification is
received
D. Notifying the patient of possible Medicare denial of payment in advance of the
service or procedure
D. Notifying the patient of possible Medicare denial of payment in advance of the
service or procedure
Title: Financial Management in Radiology, Page: 51 (first edition), 33-4 (second edition)
What is a structured pay plan that includes wages in a given range to designate a
minimum and maximum pay scale based on credentials, experience and/or
expertise?
A. Merit Pay
B. Salary Grades
C. Job Description
D. Performance Appraisal
B. Salary Grades
Title: Human Resources Management in Radiology, Page: 40
An effective career development process which reduces turnover, increases
retention, improves staff satisfaction and morale, and career growth is called:
A. Career ladder.
B. Service development.
C. Professional development.
D. Leadership ladder.
A. Career ladder.
Title: Human Resource Management in Radiology, Page: 164