STATE OF NEVADA WORK CARD EXAM UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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The licensee/registrant is responsible for reading and reviewing NRS Chapter
648 and NEVADA Administrative Code Chapter 648 pertaining to a
licensee/registrant's rights and/or obligations. The Board will occasionally adopt
regulations to enable it to carry out the provisions of this chapter.
Unless specifically authorized by this chapter, no individual may work as a
private investigator, private patrol officer, process server, repossessor, dog
handler, security consultant, or polygraph examiner/intern.
An unlicensed individual has engaged in activity and violated NRS 648.063 if
they perform a single act for which a license is necessary. ANSWER: Not
licensed
Under a person licensed in the relevant field, an individual with an active work
card may work as a private investigator, private patrol officer, process server,
repossessor, dog handler, security consultant, or polygraph examiner. The
answer is yes.
A LICENSEE'S DISCIPLINE OR THE ACTIVITY OF AN UNLICENSED
PERSON DO NOT GIVE THE BOARD THE ABILITY TO SUBPOENA
AND OBTAIN ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION. The answer is yes.
Any anyone who, for pay, cares for, supplies, or trains dogs for the protection of
people or property—ANSWER Dog Handler
denotes an individual engaged in the administration of polygraphic
examinations and their study—ANSWER Intern
refers to any individual who possesses a license or certificate granted in
accordance with the terms of this chapter—ANSWER Licensee
The term "answer polygraph" refers to a device, whether electronic or
mechanical, that records or measures the physiological effects of psychological
stimuli in order to enable the examiner or intern to form an opinion regarding
the veracity of statements made by the person being examined.
WITH STUDY SUPPORT TO BOOST YOUR EXAM SCORE
The licensee/registrant is responsible for reading and reviewing NRS Chapter
648 and NEVADA Administrative Code Chapter 648 pertaining to a
licensee/registrant's rights and/or obligations. The Board will occasionally adopt
regulations to enable it to carry out the provisions of this chapter.
Unless specifically authorized by this chapter, no individual may work as a
private investigator, private patrol officer, process server, repossessor, dog
handler, security consultant, or polygraph examiner/intern.
An unlicensed individual has engaged in activity and violated NRS 648.063 if
they perform a single act for which a license is necessary. ANSWER: Not
licensed
Under a person licensed in the relevant field, an individual with an active work
card may work as a private investigator, private patrol officer, process server,
repossessor, dog handler, security consultant, or polygraph examiner. The
answer is yes.
A LICENSEE'S DISCIPLINE OR THE ACTIVITY OF AN UNLICENSED
PERSON DO NOT GIVE THE BOARD THE ABILITY TO SUBPOENA
AND OBTAIN ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION. The answer is yes.
Any anyone who, for pay, cares for, supplies, or trains dogs for the protection of
people or property—ANSWER Dog Handler
denotes an individual engaged in the administration of polygraphic
examinations and their study—ANSWER Intern
refers to any individual who possesses a license or certificate granted in
accordance with the terms of this chapter—ANSWER Licensee
The term "answer polygraph" refers to a device, whether electronic or
mechanical, that records or measures the physiological effects of psychological
stimuli in order to enable the examiner or intern to form an opinion regarding
the veracity of statements made by the person being examined.
