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Which of the following best describes the term "minimum necessary" in reference to PHI? A) Only the bare minimum information necessary for a particular purpose should be disclosed or requested. B) All available information should be disclosed or requested to ensure comprehensive understanding. C) Information should be disclosed or requested based on convenience rather than necessity. D) The maximum amount of information should be disclosed or requested to prevent the need for follow-up requests.

Which must be cleaned and rinsed but NOT sanitized?

Which food contains a major allergen recognized by the FDA? A. Chili powder B. Vegetable oil C. Cooked zucchini D. Spaghetti noodles

Which of the following statements best characterizes the disability-adjusted life year (DALY)? A. A measure of the overall burden of disease on a society. B. A measure of years lost due to premature death or disability. C. It describes the yearly living conditions of people with disabilities. D. It describes the yearly effect people with disabilities have on a nation's resources.

What does an effective food defense program accomplish? A. Selects highly qualified kitchen staff B. Avoids the deliberate contamination of food C. Ensures food is received from a local supplier D. Verifies that foods are cooked to the minimum temperature

A service sink should be used for: A. First-aid functions such as eye washing. B. Food prep activities. C. Washing, rinsing, and sanitizing utensils. D. Cleaning mops and throwing out waste water.

Which are the elements of the system of care? (Select all that apply) A. Measure B. System C. Patient Outcome D. Processes E. Structure

Order: Ceftin 1 gm in 50 ml to be given over 30 minutes. What rate will you set the IV pump?

A covered entity (CE) must have an established compliant process. a) True b) False

A disability elimination period is best described as: A. Eligibility period B. Dollar deductible C. Probation period D. Time deductible

What is the reason that methemoglobinemia was isolated to the Troublesome Creek area of Kentucky? In other words, why was the disorder only prevalent in Kentucky, and why didn't other states see similar cases?

How should frozen poultry be thawed? A. Covered with plastic wrap to avoid cross-contamination and left on the counter until thawed B. Submerged in lukewarm water until partially thawed, then cooked immediately C. Placed in a sink under running water at 70°F (21°C) or lower until thawed D. Placed frozen in a steam table for up to 6 hours until thawed

Examine the following scenario: Cross-contamination could be caused by carrying: A. Drinking glasses by their rims. B. A plate by its underside surface. C. Utensils by their handles. D. Wine glasses by their stems.

The effectiveness of a chemical sanitizer can be limited by: A. Using test strips to measure concentration. B. Improper rinsing that leaves a detergent residue. C. Air-drying items after immersing them in the sanitizer. D. Using metal tongs to remove items from the sanitizing solution.

How should ready-to-eat food be stored after it has cooled? a. Uncovered b. Beside raw poultry c. Away from chemicals d. On the floor of a walk-in cooler

What is the ICD-10 code for Global Developmental Delay (GDD)? A. F88 B. F79 C. F80.81 D. 307.9

Discuss the growing concerns over the credibility of online medical resources.

There are 33.8 fluid ounces in a liter. There are 128 fluid ounces in a gallon. About how many liters are in a gallon?

Which item may be served to a highly susceptible population? A. Sushi-grade fish B. Rare steak C. Freshly squeezed orange juice D. Egg salad sandwiches