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CRPC Practice Exam 2 EXAM LATEST 2024- 2025 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ Which one of the following cannot achieve the estate planning goal of providing for incapacity? A) trust B) disability insurance C) durable power of attorney D) will - CORRECT ANSWER --D A durable power of attorney and a trust can be used to manage the financial affairs of an incompetent person. Disability insurance can be used to replace income when...

Commercial Real Estate SAE - Champion's School of Real Estate 495 Questions with Verified Answers Productivity Management - CORRECT ANSWER Measuring the results from the use of available systems and tools for prospecting activities CRM - CORRECT ANSWER Contact Relationship Manager, a tool used to automate prospecting tasks and manage leads Geographic farming - CORRECT ANSWER A particular area that may include neighborhoods that a sales agent or broker markets for the solicitation of bu...

Which of the following is the BEST definition of insight? a. A problem solving strategy involving the elimination of unworkable solutions b. A sudden understanding of self, or realization of ow a problem can be solved c. A Freudian defense mechanism that is used unconsciously but not maliciously d. A confrontation technique used in conjunction with Gestalt therapy - ANSWER-b MAT refers to: a. a common screening tool for alcoholism b. a lengthy personality inventory used to identify gr...

NURSING MISC JURISPRUDENCE EXAM REVIEWER Questions and Answers A client requires chemotherapy and radiation. The client agrees to the treatment on the condition that he receives constant nursing support due to his anxiety. What should the nurse do? a. Work within the normal staffing parameters. b. Suggest the client consider hiring a private nurse. c. Provide the extra care requested by the client. d. Advocate for effective care for the client. * 1. According to the CNO Practice Standa...

Succession Succession: - This aspect of law deals with what happens to an estate (the assets you leave behind) after you pass away. - Estate = the assets, obligations, liabilities, debts, etc. that you leave behind. - Inheritance = what is left once all the debts and liabilities have been paid. - Succession determines who qualifies to inherit. There are 2 types of succession: - 1) Testate = dealing with wills. - 2) Intestate = dealing with no wills. Terminology: - Deceased = person w...

PNR 300 Seneca College; PNR/ PNR 300 Final Exam Solutions 2.Jeffrey is a 60 year old who had knee surgery 1 day ago. Ashley the night nurse informs Jalpa the day nurse that Jeffrey received one dose of morphine 2 hours ago and has been sleeping since then with no pain. Jalpa assesses Jeffrey and finds he has no vital signs, a Code Blue is called and Jeffrey is declared deceased. On chart review Ashley did not assess Jeffrey at any time after giving morphine, hospital policy dictated vital ...

Which of the following is NOT a RECA educational resource for industry professionals? - Answer- Spatial Information System (Spin 2) Which entity has the authority to amend the Real Estate Act - Answer- Provincial Legislature Which of the following measures the change in a cost of a fixed basket of goods and services purchased by families over a period of time - Answer- Consumer Price Index (CPI) Which of the following will occur to the supply of a good when there is a change in quantity...

Law of Agency – Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Duties of an Agent Obedience, Loyalty, Disclosure, Confidentiality, Accounting and Reasonable care - OLD CAR General vs. Special Agent General: has less authority than the universal agent. An individual has the right to represent his or her principal in a particular type of transaction or business. Special: the most limited of all the agency agent may perform only limited duties for the principal. Not able to bind (obligate) the principal...

Law Of Agency Study Guide For Exam 1 Latest Update Graded A What are the duties of an agent Fiduciary Duties (OLD CAR) - Obedience - Loyalty - Disclosure - Confidentiality - Accounting - Reasonable care Types of Agents - Universal Agency; power to act for the principal in all transactions. - General Agency; represents principal in a particular type of transaction (property manager or broker and real estate agent - Special Agency; most limited, agent performs limited duties for the principal....

Directed Care Services is provided to persons who are capable of recognizing danger, and they can make basic care decisions. correct answer: (False) People are incapable of recognizing danger and they cannot make basic care decisions. The residents in Personal and Directed Care Services may not be bed bound, unless if they are under the care of a licensed hospital service agency. correct answer: True The resident who receives Directed Care Services is allowed to have access to an outside...