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krzymel

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At the beginning of the day, visually inspect all exam rooms and lab areas. What items should you inspect and tasks should you perform?
 A) Replace examining paper and empty waste receptacles.
  B) Observe temperature and plug in any disconnected electrical equipment; check the water level in the autoclave and turn it on.
  C) Restock supplies and maintain inventory.
  D) All of the above.

Question 2

Which is not considered part of preparing the front desk at the beginning of the day?
 A) Check the reading material, toys, and books.
  B) Turn on computers, scanners, printers (and other electronic equipment).
  C) Retrieve telephone messages, faxes, and printed lab and hospital reports.
  D) Prepare sign-in sheet and cash balance forms.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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