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Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

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Manush is a recent graduate from a prestigious university in California who is looking for a job opportunity as a real estate agent.  While he already has samples provided by his friends, he still feels something lacking in his resume.  Specifically, the he believes that his professional objective statement lacks focus and clarity. 

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“Kudos to the team for a job well done.  I am sincerely appreciative of the time and effort you gave on my resume.  You did not only help me land the job I had always been dreaming of but you also made me realize how important adding those specific keywords to my resume!  Cheers!

Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Exam 6

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  A TV station interviews a patient who just turned 100.
B  The news states a hurricane is headed toward the city.
C  A physical therapist obtains an additional credential.
D  Nursing students come for a tour.
Question #2
A  A gastroenterologist loses her medical license.
B  A nurse gives a patient the wrong medication.
C  An apartment building burns, leaving 3 dead and 15 injured.
D  Medicare audits the billing department.
Question #3
A  A patient dies while awaiting kidney transplant.
B  A surgeon amputates the wrong leg.
C  A patient found involved in a string of STD diagnoses.
D  A patient does not get flu vaccine because the physician’s office ran out.
Question #4
A  Internal matters only.
B  Potential major disasters only.
C  Any extraordinary situation.
D  Medical emergencies only.
Question #5
A  Failure to order an x-ray.
B  Providing free flu shots.
C  Amputating the wrong leg.
D  A Department of Justice audit.
Question #6
A  Occurrences of medical error.
B  Media events.
C  Power failures.
D  Occurrences of medical error and power failures
Question #7
A  Endemic.
B  All of these.
C  Pandemic.
D  Epidemic.
Question #8
A  A patient determined to be patient zero in an epidemic.
B  A celebrity coming into the ED.
C  An accidental injury of a patient.
D  A hacker breaching security.
Question #9
A  A technological disaster
B  Natural disaster.
C  A technological disaster and a natural disaster.
D  None of the above.
Question #10
A  The initiation of additional preventive measures.
B  All of these.
C  Implementation of educational sessions.
D  Corrective policies and procedures.
Question #11
A  Vacation escape.
B  Post-event analysis.
C  Pre-event evaluation.
D  Continuing educational event.
Question #12
A  Need-to-know only.
B  Open and honest.
C  Strictly limited.
D  None of the above
Question #13
A  Isolation and Control Supervision.
B  Incident Control and Supervision.
C  Independent Contractor Services.
D  Incident Command Systems.
Question #14
A  Nursing home residents.
B  Those dependent on public transportation.
C  The blind and visually impaired.
D  The homebound elderly.
Question #15
A  Malfeasance.
B  Acceptable human error.
C  An epidemic.
D  A never event.
Question #16
A  Criminal activity.
B  An earthquake.
C  A power failure.
D  Celebrity patients.
Question #17
A  An external crisis.
B  An internal crisis.
C  A mobilization.
D  A pandemic.
Question #18
A  Cataclysmic.
B  A pandemic.
C  An epidemic.
D  An endemic.
Question #19
A  50%.
B  70%.
C  30%.
D  15%.
Question #20
A  High-risk.
B  Low-risk.
C  Medium-risk.
D  Unsafe.
Question #21
A  Cost of staff training.
B  All of these
C  Lost productivity during implementation.
D  High cost of purchase.
Question #22
A  Evaluating the individual(s) proposing the project.
B  Identification of the harm that could be caused.
C  Increasing the facility’s liability insurance.
D  Determining the budget.
Question #23
A  Expansion of population services.
B  New equipment.
C  Telemedicine.
D  All of these.
Question #24
A  phoning the police
B  investigating the origin of the incident
C  making the staff member pay restitution
D  terminating all staff involved
Question #25
A  Safety protocols.
B  Risk assessments.
C  Exit interviews.
D  Industry-wide research studies.
Question #26
A  Mitigation.
B  Complication.
C  An alibi.
D  Aversion.
Question #27
A  Financial management.
B  Strategic management.
C  Crisis management.
D  Risk management.
Question #28
A  A risk analysis.
B  Objective protection.
C  A proactive strategy.
D  A reactive strategy.
Question #29
A  An accident.
B  An anomaly.
C  A misadventure.
D  An adverse outcome.