Quiz Questions Flashcards

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What is a bailment?

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A Bailment is defined as a delivery of something of a personal nature by one party to another to be held according to the purpose or the object of the delivery and to be returned or delivered over when the purpose is accomplished. Whenever a veterinarian assumes custody of a client’s animal, a bailment takes place. A written boarding agreement is an example of a written bailment.

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What 2 elements are essential for the creation of a bailment?

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1 – There must be physical delivery of the property from the Bailor to the Bailee.

2 – There must be a knowing acceptance of possession of the property by the Bailee.

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Which of the elements below are NOT considered a forgotten cost of doing business?
Staff turn-over
Pharmacy
Continuing Education
Credit card merchant fees

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Pharmacy

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Very often the complexity of the legal system and the sluggish progression of cases (among other things) will discourage people from using the judicial system. There are three alternatives to a lawsuit to settle a dispute. What are they and briefly define each one?

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Negotiation- with or without legal counsel
Mediation- uses neutral intermediary; not required to accept either sides offer
Arbitration- similar to mediation but findings of neutral party are generally binding

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When it comes to medical errors and the silencing of those errors, the AVMA and PLIT developed a model to facilitate discussions of full disclosure. The model is designed around the acronym TEAM. What does TEAM stand for?

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Truth – Teamwork – Transparency
Empathy
Apology – Accountability
Management

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I am sure we all agree that performing a necropsy without the owner’s consent is unethical but it is also a high risk liability. The risks of liability center on causes of action. Define those two causes of action.

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1 – The tort of outrageous conduct.

2 – The right not to have one’s sensibilities shocked.

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What is common sizing

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financial statement showing categories as a percentage of a specific number (gross profit for example)

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These represent the determination of financial statement entry relationships and the fractional structure that results provides a concise reference to performance. They are generally used to assess aspects of profitability, solvency, and liquidity.

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Ratios

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In regards to practice owner/s compensation, what are the five tiers?

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Veterinary salaries
Management salaries
Perquisite income (perks)
Profits reflected as return on owners investment
Equitable distribution of remaining profits among owners

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In regards to changing organizational culture; there are five key steps in making a culture change within a practice. What are those five steps, and of those five steps, which step states (among other things) that “The bottom line is that if a leader wants to create a different culture within the hospital, the leader has to go first”?

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Define the culture
Align behaviors with the desired culture
Commit to the change (says that the leader has to go first)
Support the shift
Grow the team

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The difference between the cost of a product and the revenue it generates is called what?

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Gross profit margin

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If your end of year revenue for the practice was $2,400,000 and your profit was $312,000 what is your Net Profit Margin percent?

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13%

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Which expenses are considered more controllable, Direct Expense or Indirect Expense?

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Direct

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An organization’s debts or other obligations which must be discharged within a short time (usually within the earnings cycle, or one year) are called what?

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current liabilities

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If the practice currently has $94,250 of cash on hand and the annual operating expenses of the practice are $1,677,000, how many days cash balance do you have and is that a healthy number for the practice?

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14.6 days
use formula: total expense for year / 260 (business days)= ave daily expense.

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Inventory turnover calculation

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(BI+EI)/2=Average Inventory
Total purchase for the year = DMSP
DMSP/AI=Turnover ratio

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In general, the ____________ the turn-over ratio for a given period of time, the tighter the inventory control.

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higher

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Average Shelf Life of Inventory Calculation

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Total days in period/IT= ASL

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Maximizing inventory turnover is a key strategy in creating an efficient and profitable inventory system. Name 4 ways to increase your inventory turnover.

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Order qtys that make sense
Product consolidation
Measure and increase compliance
Doctor and staff product education

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What is the Sherman Antitrust Act

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Guarantee the freedom to compete

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Who is responsible for the interpretation and application of the competitive objectives of the anti trust laws?

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Courts
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission

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What are the 2 rules courts use when ruling regarding antitrust laws?

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Per Se Rule- price fixing, bid-rigging, horizontal customer allocation, and territorial allocation agreements.
Rule of Reason- business practice is illegal if it unreasonably restricts trade (think apple store)

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Negligence is defined as

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the doing of some act that a person of ordinary prudence would not have done under the same or similar circumstances or the failure to do what a person of ordinary prudence would have done under the same or similar circumstances.

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The law of negligence requires proof of 4 essential elements, what are they?

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1- establish that defendant had a duty to prevent an injury
2- Establish that defendant violated that duty by failing to act in accordance with the standard of care
3-Show that a reasonably close causal connection existed between the defedant DVM conduct/lack of and the resulting in injury
4- proving actual damage or harm to the interests of another person

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Doctrine of proximate clause
Showing that a reasonably close causal connection existed between the defendant's DVMs conduct or lack of conduct and the resulting injury
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Tort law
Covers most civil suits, such as negligence, intentional harm, and strict liability
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In regards to identifying your practices "trade area", there are two common calculations: Radius Rings, and Drive Times. Which calculation is considered the best?
Drive times
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The CRAFT formula for compliance
The formula demonstrates that veterinarians control three of the four components of compliance. C - compliance standards R - Recommendation A - Acceptance FT - Follow Through
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David Pink defines motivation as "the desire to do things because they matter". However, three elements must exist for intrinsic motivation to occur. What are they?
Autonomy Mastery Purpose
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Physiological Needs Safety and Security Love and Belonging Self-Esteem Self Actualization
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What six factors are generally considered by the courts in applying the Economic-Realities Test under the FLSA?
1. Opportunity for profit or loss depending on managerial skill, 2. Investments by the worker and the employer, 3. Permanence of the work relationship, 4. Nature and degree of control, 5. Whether the work performed is integral to the employer’s business, and 6 Skill and initiative.
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What are the 12 Cs for Team Building
Clear Expectations Context Commitment Competence Charter Control Collaboration Communication Creative Innovation Consequences Coordination Cultural Change
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What are the 5 levels of Emotional IQ
Self-Awareness Self-Control Self-Motivation Empathy Effective Management of Relationships
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TEAM stands for
Truth Empathy Apology Management
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4 Rs of Moral Distress
Relevance Risk Rewards Roadblocks
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Depreciation vs Amortization
Depreciation is physical items and amortization in intangible things (ie loans, software, licensing)
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Pareto Principle
80% of effect comes from 20% of effort
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What 2 key pieces of information should be on an AP report?
Amounts Owed and Due Date
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What is the correct reporting method when an injury occurs in the workplace?
If there are 11 or more employees, complete an OSHA 300 form
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What is an internal control system?
A system designed for safeguarding assets within the business
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DEA Form 106 is used for which inventory purpose?
Reporting stolen/lost Controlled substances
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What law requires an owner to pay for the emergency care given to their pet when they or their agent are not present?
Unjust enrichment
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How are federal payroll taxes paid?
To the IRS through a federal tax deposit system
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Animal Medical Drug Clarification Act
Regarding extra-label use of drugs that aims to alleviate challenges faced when prescribing human or extra-species drugs for patients
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What 3 characteristics should be considered for a retail space?
Image Space Vision
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How frequently should staff meetings be held?
On a regular basis
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Which formula represents the number of lost clients per year?
Active clients last year + New Clients this year - active clients this year
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What factors are considered in determining accrued sick time policies?
Eligibility by length of service Accrual rate Rollover Payout at termination
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In regards to capacity to contract, such as a pet owner contracting with a practice to treat their pet, there are three basic situations where legitimacy regarding the capacity to make a valid contract would be questioned.
Mental disability Intoxication A minor under state common law rules
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What are the 4 steps of drug intervention?
Time for when addict isn't impaired Be specific State the consequences Listen
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Pro forma budget
Scenario planning
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Business Assessment Report Kard (BARK)
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How long do you keep I9 on file?
3 years from hire or 1 year after termination- whichever is longer
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How long does EEOC require you maintain employee records after termination?
1 year
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How long should you keep payroll records?
3 years
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How long should you keep benefit records?
6 years
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How long should you keep medical exposure records?
30 years
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Section 7 of the national labor relations act says
Right to union/collective bargaining
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PEST analysis
Political Economic Social Technological
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Five force analysis
Competitive rivalry Supplier power Buyer power Threat of sub Threat of new
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No lo practice
No value or perceived value from investment purchase perspective