ACHE BOG EXAM 2026/2027 WITH
100 QUESTIONS AND EXPERT-
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Successful approaches to strategic planning include:
a. a well-written mission statement, long-range plane, and fiscal plan plus the
history and discussion surrounding them
b. avoidance of high risk decision
c. not paying attention to competitor's activity
d. using rules and past experiences as a guide to future action - ANSWER-a. a
well-written mission statement, long-range plane, and fiscal plan plus the history
and discussion surrounding them
,The primary challenge facing a prospector is:
a. protecting and increasing current services (product) or market share through
technical efficiency, cost improvements, or differentiation strategies
b. managing diversification successfully, to guard against expanding too rapidly or
into areas they have little knowledge
c. managing simultaneously the difficult task of pursuing new markets and services
while avoiding erosion of current services in existing markets
d. creating stability by sticking with strategic plan long enough to accumulate
experience and to develop consistent leadership avoiding random diversification
efforts. - ANSWER-b. managing diversification successfully, to guard against
expanding too rapidly or into areas they have little knowledge
In the introductory stage of a product life cycle:
a. the introductory stage can be short
b. the introductory stage can be long
c. sales and revenue growth is slow
c. all of the above - ANSWER-c. all of the above
The primary task of marketing is to:
a. bring about voluntary and involuntary exchanges of value
b. attract new advertiser
c. bring about exchanges of values
d. advertise new and existing services - ANSWER-c. bring about exchanges of
values
It would be incorrect to say that:
a. an organization's image is a function of all that the organization has done as well
as what it has attempted to communicate
,b. people's images of an organization always reflects their true attitudes toward the
organization
c. an organization's image is largely the result of public relations, advertising,
selling, and communication efforts.
d. responsibility for the creation of the organization's image does not lie merely
with the marketer - ANSWER-c. an organization's image is largely the result of
public relations, advertising, selling, and communication efforts.
It is important to understand the consumer adoption process because:
a. the organization may be able to convince the consumer to pass over awareness,
interest, the evaluation stages, moving directly to trail.
b. it is important to have the communications plan for new products/services
address the late majority and laggards as well as the innovators
c. word of mouth and personal influence play little to no role in the consumer
adoption process
d. people differ significantly in their likelihood to try a new product/service, a
factor that should affect an organization's communications plans for its new
product /service - ANSWER-d. people differ significantly in their likelihood to try
a new product/service, a factor that should affect an organization's communications
plans for its new product /service
All of the following can be used to establish marketing budgets?
a. The affordable method
b. Objective and task method
c. Competitive-based method
4. All the above - ANSWER-b. Objective and task method
All of the following are methods used to forecast future demands except:
a. target buyer intention surveys
, b. performance of an environmental assessment
c.estimation of a competitor's current customer base
d. estimate of future demand by "middlemen" - ANSWER-c. estimation of a
competitor's current customer base
All of the following statements are true except that:
a. much of the art of forecasting relies on the opinions of experts
b. forecasting, if correctly performed relying on technological forecasting
approaches, is an exact science
c. forecasting includes applying the rates of anticipated future change to the current
status to predict the future
d. qualitative date are often used in developing assumptions on which quantitative
forecasting can be constructed - ANSWER-b. forecasting, if correctly performed
relying on technological forecasting approaches, is an exact science
Which of the following environmental assumptions for the next decade is not
reasonable?
a. Cost containment pressures will continue to be a dominate factor in the delivery
of health services
b. There will be decreased morbidity (substance abuse, violence, accidents, etc.)
c. Continued growth in new technologies will focus on cost -saving technologies
that move care from inpatient settings to out -of-hospital settings.
d. There will be continuing efforts to measure and assure quality of healthcare
services. - ANSWER-b. There will be decreased morbidity (substance abuse,
violence, accidents, etc.)
Of the following advertising media, which of the potentially has the maximum
selectivity in reaching defined target audience?
a. Local radio
100 QUESTIONS AND EXPERT-
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS |
ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED PASS | ACHE BOG
LATEST UPDATE
Successful approaches to strategic planning include:
a. a well-written mission statement, long-range plane, and fiscal plan plus the
history and discussion surrounding them
b. avoidance of high risk decision
c. not paying attention to competitor's activity
d. using rules and past experiences as a guide to future action - ANSWER-a. a
well-written mission statement, long-range plane, and fiscal plan plus the history
and discussion surrounding them
,The primary challenge facing a prospector is:
a. protecting and increasing current services (product) or market share through
technical efficiency, cost improvements, or differentiation strategies
b. managing diversification successfully, to guard against expanding too rapidly or
into areas they have little knowledge
c. managing simultaneously the difficult task of pursuing new markets and services
while avoiding erosion of current services in existing markets
d. creating stability by sticking with strategic plan long enough to accumulate
experience and to develop consistent leadership avoiding random diversification
efforts. - ANSWER-b. managing diversification successfully, to guard against
expanding too rapidly or into areas they have little knowledge
In the introductory stage of a product life cycle:
a. the introductory stage can be short
b. the introductory stage can be long
c. sales and revenue growth is slow
c. all of the above - ANSWER-c. all of the above
The primary task of marketing is to:
a. bring about voluntary and involuntary exchanges of value
b. attract new advertiser
c. bring about exchanges of values
d. advertise new and existing services - ANSWER-c. bring about exchanges of
values
It would be incorrect to say that:
a. an organization's image is a function of all that the organization has done as well
as what it has attempted to communicate
,b. people's images of an organization always reflects their true attitudes toward the
organization
c. an organization's image is largely the result of public relations, advertising,
selling, and communication efforts.
d. responsibility for the creation of the organization's image does not lie merely
with the marketer - ANSWER-c. an organization's image is largely the result of
public relations, advertising, selling, and communication efforts.
It is important to understand the consumer adoption process because:
a. the organization may be able to convince the consumer to pass over awareness,
interest, the evaluation stages, moving directly to trail.
b. it is important to have the communications plan for new products/services
address the late majority and laggards as well as the innovators
c. word of mouth and personal influence play little to no role in the consumer
adoption process
d. people differ significantly in their likelihood to try a new product/service, a
factor that should affect an organization's communications plans for its new
product /service - ANSWER-d. people differ significantly in their likelihood to try
a new product/service, a factor that should affect an organization's communications
plans for its new product /service
All of the following can be used to establish marketing budgets?
a. The affordable method
b. Objective and task method
c. Competitive-based method
4. All the above - ANSWER-b. Objective and task method
All of the following are methods used to forecast future demands except:
a. target buyer intention surveys
, b. performance of an environmental assessment
c.estimation of a competitor's current customer base
d. estimate of future demand by "middlemen" - ANSWER-c. estimation of a
competitor's current customer base
All of the following statements are true except that:
a. much of the art of forecasting relies on the opinions of experts
b. forecasting, if correctly performed relying on technological forecasting
approaches, is an exact science
c. forecasting includes applying the rates of anticipated future change to the current
status to predict the future
d. qualitative date are often used in developing assumptions on which quantitative
forecasting can be constructed - ANSWER-b. forecasting, if correctly performed
relying on technological forecasting approaches, is an exact science
Which of the following environmental assumptions for the next decade is not
reasonable?
a. Cost containment pressures will continue to be a dominate factor in the delivery
of health services
b. There will be decreased morbidity (substance abuse, violence, accidents, etc.)
c. Continued growth in new technologies will focus on cost -saving technologies
that move care from inpatient settings to out -of-hospital settings.
d. There will be continuing efforts to measure and assure quality of healthcare
services. - ANSWER-b. There will be decreased morbidity (substance abuse,
violence, accidents, etc.)
Of the following advertising media, which of the potentially has the maximum
selectivity in reaching defined target audience?
a. Local radio
