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What does palliative care mainly involve? (A) The resident’s recovery (B) Comfort and managing symptoms (C) Teaching the resident to care for himself (D) Curing the resident’s illness

Residents with the abbreviation _____ on their diet cards cannot have anything to eat or drink by mouth. (A) NPO (B) NCS (C) LCS (D) ADA

Mr. Parker has always been cheerful and optimistic, but since his diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, he has been quiet and withdrawn. He does not seem to enjoy any of his favorite activities and rarely talks to anyone. In which stage of grief is Mr. Parker? (A) Depression (B) Bargaining (C) Denial (D) Acceptance

Some of the architect’s responsibilities during the design development phase include “refining the design” which usually entails the following tasks EXCEPT for one of the following:

The _________ is responsible for financing information, authorizing changes to contract price, and providing prompt decisions/directions.

In a Traditional Design-Bid-Build Project Delivery Method, who is the Architect in a contract with?

One change that might occur in the body after death is (A) The mouth closes (B) The body will not have a pulse, respiration, or blood pressure (C) The eyes close (D) The pupils constrict

What is the maximum number of storeys allowed for an Assembly Occupancy building type before Professional Involvement is required?

After what Phase are documents issued for bid in the traditional Design-Bid-Build Project Delivery Method?

When is hospice care usually ordered by a doctor? (A) When a diagnosis of an illness is made (B) When the long-term care facility can no longer care for the resident (C) When the resident requests it (D) When a person has six months or less to live