Managers are:
a. usually specialized in two distinct areas.
b. by their nature, expected to act dependently.
c. not likely to lose practice skills as they develop management skills.
d. not expected to have the same proficiency levels as the professionals who report to them.
Question 2
Which of the following is one of the three criteria needed to make a profession an occupation?
a. A university degree.
b. The ability to work in an unfamiliar setting.
c. A commitment to public service.
d. A lack of autonomy in professional life.
Location of lymph vessels, lymphatic ducts, and areas of lymph node concentrations.
Areas of referred pain; A, anterior view; B, posterior view.
Spinal cord—levels of injury; A, areas of sensory function (dermatomes); B, areas of motor function.
The dipolar nature of the H2O molecule
Hierarchical nature of hormone action in vertebrates