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List 8 health benefits associated with regular participation in physical activity. - Lower risk of coronary heart disease, lower risk of high blood pressure, lower risk of Type 2 diabetes, lower risk of breast cancer, reduced depression, improved cardiorespiraratory & muscular fitness, lower risk of colon cancer, prevention of weight gain. How can interval training improve aerobic performance? - Maximizes aerobic power and minimizes boredom. List 3 physiological adaptations that occur to i...

Patrons at airports typically fall into one of several categories, EXCEPT: a. Business. b. Leisure travelers. c. Curbside check-ins. d. Employees. - Curbside check-ins. The emphasis for Certified Parking Professionals serving the restaurant and hospitality industry is on: a. Speed. b. Convenience. c. Efficiency. d. Service. - Service Advantages of booting include all of the following, EXCEPT: a. More direct control over the process than towing; this is helpful where the booting entit...

____ is the MOST SIGNIFICANT HAZARD threatening industrial facilities. - - - - - - - - - - FIRE is the ____________________ threatening industrial facilities. A _________ organization should ______ developed to handle emergency situations, but existing organizations ________ be prepared to take care of the situations. - - - - - - - - - -A NEW organization should NOT BE developed to handle emergency situations, but existing organizations SHOULD be prepared to take care of the situations. A ...

How any types of linkage are there in c++? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 - Answer:c Explanation:There are three types of linkage in c++. They are internal linkage, external linkage and no linkage. To use internal linkage we have to use which keyword? a) static b) extern c) static or extern d) none of the mentioned - Answer:a Explanation:None. Which one is used to refer to program elements in any translation units? a) internal linkage b) external linkage c) no linkage d) none of the mentio...

An employee welfare benefit plan has four basis elements. What are these elements? (Mod 1.1) - 1) There must be a plan, fund or program. 2) The plan, fund or program is established or maintained by an employer. 3) The plan, fund or program is for the purpose of providing specifically listed benefits, through the purchase of insurance or otherwise. 4) Benefits are provided to participants and beneficiaries. Explain how a "plan, fund or program" for an employee benefit plan is defined (Mod...

According to the RAND Health Insurance Experiment, which variable has the greatest power in explaining health expenditures? A.) Welfare eligibility B.) Prior utilization C.) Physical health (based on self-reported measures) D.) General health (based on self-reported measures) E.) Mental health (based on self-reported measures) - B.) Prior utilization A provision in some group life insurance plans that provides for the payment of all or part of the death benefit in the event of the insure...

Which of the following statements correctly describes minimum requirements that group benefit plans typically must meet in order to be prospectively rated on contract renewal? - The more unpredictable the event that will trigger a claim, the larger the minimum group size and premium requirements Which of the following statements correctly describes the term graduation as it applies to mortality tables? - It is a mathematical process that removes anomalies that should not appear in the mort...

What is the basic assumption underlying concept of a free market and how is it challenged by the theory of "bounded rationality?" (Mod 1.1) - Assumption that rational customers will make informed decisions about value, quality and price, while producers who meet consumer's demands will be rewarded with market share and profit. However this is challenged by the consumer's "bounded rationality" - rational consumer is only functional up to a certain point because choices are constrained ...

Which risk-handling techniques are being used by a firm that decides to not produce a dangerous chemical, to purchase insurance with a $10,000 deductible on its assets and to install a fire sprinkler system throughout the plant? - Avoidance, retention, insurance and control Which of the following statements regarding prescription drug rebates is correct? - A rebate occurs when there is an agreement between a pharmacy benefit manager and a drug manufacturer. There are several methods for ev...

Does Medicare pay for all tests ordered by Providers? - No, they need to determine if it's covered and medically necessary. For larger physician practices, how often does the OIG suggest reporting compliance activities to the board of directors? - Regularly According to the OIG, medically unnecessary services can be billed to Medicare for what purpose? - To receive a denial so a claim can be submitted to a secondary payer. Which component of the OIG has a duty of operating the OIG hotline...

Which of the following best describes the criteria by which we judge manners and rules of behavior? - Nonmoral standards What condition of moral responsibility has been met when a person fails to prevent an injury or wrong when he or she knew there was a potential for injury? - Causality Which of the following describes the level of moral responsibility when there is an absence of causality, knowledge, or freedom? - Moral responsibility is completely eliminated. The idea of distributive ju...

Which of the following statements correctly describes minimum requirements that group benefit plans typically must meet in order to be prospectively rated on contract renewal? - The more unpredictable the event that will trigger a claim, the larger the minimum group size and premium requirements Which of the following statements correctly describes the term graduation as it applies to mortality tables? - It is a mathematical process that removes anomalies that should not appear in the mort...

What was the purpose of the Health Maintenance Organization Act of 1973? - The health maintenance organization action of 1973 provided federal initiatives - consisted of federal grants and loans to organizations wishing to investigate the feasibility of "federally qualified HMO" How did the passage of the Health Maintenance Organization Act of 1973 affect the growth of HMOs? - The government began to withdraw its funding during the Reagan administration. Smaller plans did not survive. Br...

Clients that rely entirely on your confident recommendations behave in such a manner because... - D. they are unable or unwilling to make the decision on their own. 2. A good way to determine the best service for your clients is by: - A. better understanding them by asking questions and effectively listening to their responses. When dealing with clients, which of the following should you NOT do? - C. Treat every client the same. Fill in the blank regarding clients, "They don't care how m...

Which breed is prone to congenital deafness and skin allergies? - Dalmation. Which cat breed is good for people with allergies due to their fine haircoat? - Rex & Sphynx. Which of these statement is NOT true regarding the bedding in a stall? A. Bedding should be discarded if mold is present, since many horses eat their bedding. B. Urine and feces should only be removed once a day, since the bedding will absorb it all. C. When a horse is discharged, all bedding should be removed and the stal...

When positioning a dog for pulling blood from jugular vein, the dog is set in a sitting position and held with the head and neck __________. - In a stabilized position, with the neck slightly away from where the blood is drawn. Most cat and dog injections are given __________________. - subcutaneous The destruction of specifically targeted microorganisms is called - Disinfection How often should facilities be cleaned? - Once a day (at least) Intelligent and athletic group of dogs that were...

What is a CBC, and what does it measure? - CBC is a complete blood count. It measures red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. List Three Sub-components of the RBC, red blood cells. - HCT (Hematocrit) , RECT (Reticulocyte) , MCV (mean corpuscular volume) List Three Sub-components of the WBC, white blood cells. - NEU (neutrophil), BASO (basophil), EOS (eosenophil) List Three Sub-components of the PLT, platelets. - MPV (mean platelet volume), PDW (platelet distribution width), Pla...

Which is not a parenteral route of administration? A. IM B. IV C. SQ D. Oral - Oral Which of the following is not a valid reason for cleaning x-ray cassettes on a regular basis? A. To prevent the spread of disease from animal to animal B. To prevent debris from interfering with the image once developed C. To preserve the life of the cassette D. To decrease residual radiation hazard - To decrease residual radiation hazard The Rabies vaccination must be given to puppies by what age? A. ...

Which of the following is a chemical substance, produced by a microorganism, that has the capacity, in dulute solutions, to kill or inhibit the growth of other microorganisms? - antibiotic The best rule for a veterinary assistant to follow with respect to medications stored in the veterinary clinic is: - Never dispose of medications unless directed to do so by the veterinarian or supervising RVT Rules governing the use and disposal of controlled substances are enforced by - DEA The follow...

When dealing with clients,which should NOT be done? - Treating every client the same A good way to determine the best service for your clients is by: - Get a better understanding of them by asking questions and effectively listening to their responses Clients that rely entirely on your recommendations behave in such a manner because ____. - They are unable to make the decision on their own "They don't care how much you ____, until they know how much you care." - Know What is the clients...