Author Question: While visiting the American Heart Association website, a client plays the animation of the heart at ... (Read 51 times)

jc611 · **on:** Jul 7, 2018

While visiting the American Heart Association website, a client plays the animation of the heart at work. Which of the following was used to play the animation?

1. Browser
2. Search engine
3. Helper program
4. Plug-in

Question 2

A nurse practitioner wishes to send e-mail to all clients on a distribution list without displaying the e-mail addresses of those on the list to the recipients. Which of the following will appropriately accomplish this task?

1. Include the nurse practitioner's e-mail address as primary recipient and the client addresses as carbon copies (CC).
2. The nurse practitioner must send a separate message to each individual client as primary recipient.
3. Include the nurse practitioner's e-mail address as primary recipient and the client addresses as blind copies (BCC).
4. Include the recipient e-mail addresses as primary recipients and the nurse practitioner's address as a blind copy (BCC).

makaylafy · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 7, 2018

Answer to Question 1

4
Rationale: A browser is a retrieval program that allows access to hypertext and hypermedia documents on the Web by using HTTP. There are some things that browsers do not do, such as play animations. In this application, a plug-in was required (Adobe Flash Player).

Answer to Question 2

3
Rationale: The correct response is to include the nurse practitioner's e-mail address as primary recipient and the client's addresses as blind carbon copies. The e-mail header lists who sent the message, when, to whom, and a subject line. Messages copied to clients through CC will make it possible for every client receiving the e-mail to see the e-mail addresses of all the other clients and, therefore, violate client e-mail address confidentiality. Messages copied to others through BCC (blind copy or blind carbon copy) will not display the addresses of other recipients.