Chapter 8 Office Equipment And Supplies Test Bank Answers

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1) ROM and RAM refer to different types of __________ that are utilized by computers.

2) The current trend in __________ is the "all-in-one" model that also functions as a fax machine, scanner, and photocopier.

3) Software programs used in a medical office such as word processing software, accounting and billing programs, and appointment scheduling programs are known as computer __________.

4) Using a computer equipped with a modem and communications software, you can perform several types of __________ transactions.

5) The __________ is a global network of computers that enables communication with millions of computer users around the world.

6) When you have a question about software while you are using it, you can refer to the software manual or use online __________.

7) A computer __________ enables users to share files and allows more than one person to work on the same patient's information at one time.

8) In a medical office, __________ that change the monitor display at short intervals can be used to minimize the amount of time information is visible on a computer screen.

9) Programs that identify and interpret spoken words use __________ technology.

10) Medical practice __________ are a profitable marketing tool to generate new patients and can include patient education, contact information, and referral forms.

11) Many computer programs come with a small program called a(n) __________ that is designed to give users an overall picture of the product and its functions.

12) The __________ for a software program is usually in the form of written instruction manuals or online help.

13) Networks can be run on Windows^®, Novell^®, or __________ network operating systems.

14) The computers in a(n) __________ network are geographically close together, such as in the same building.

15) A(n) __________, or VPN, is used to connect two or more computer systems using public telephone lines, and using the Internet as the medium for transporting data.

16) Access codes or __________ allow users into approved areas of the software according to the individual's job description.

17) A(n) __________ system automatically keeps track of who accesses computer records or an Internet site and the files or sites that the person accesses.

18) The first page of every fax you send from a medical office should be a cover sheet that contains a(n) __________ that all material within the fax is intended only for the person to whom it is being sent.

19) Fax machines should not be placed in the examination rooms or reception area because many faxes to a medical office contain __________ health information.

20) The first step in evaluating the equipment needs of a healthcare office is to __________ office needs.

21) When a company enters into a contract that guarantees free service and parts replacement for a certain period of time on a piece of equipment, it is called a(n) __________.

22) Most warranties require that repairs be made at a(n) __________ service center.

23) The best source of information about maintaining a piece of equipment is the equipment __________.

24) To make service calls easier for a piece of equipment, record the following information inside the front cover of the equipment manual: date of purchase or lease, phone number of the company contracted to repair the equipment, and the __________ number of the equipment.

25) A(n) __________ contract covers such things as emergency repairs that are not generally included in a standard maintenance agreement.

26) A contract for office equipment that includes regular checkups and cleaning is called a standard __________ agreement.

27) The process used to determine whether you can correct a problem with a piece of equipment yourself, rather than calling for service, is known as __________.

28) In most medical offices, the comparison of medical supplies fall into three categories: administrative, general and __________.

29) It is helpful to classify supplies according to their importance to the practice. Typical categories include __________, incidental, and periodic supplies.

30) To avoid contamination, supplies should never be stored on the __________.

31) When stocking shelves, it is important to __________ supplies by placing the oldest items in the front and newer items behind them.

32) Clinical supplies should be stored using the rules of good housekeeping and __________.

33) The list of supplies and the amounts in storage in a medical office are the office __________, which must be accurately maintained to ensure that the office does not run out of supplies.

34) Reorder __________ cards are used to indicate when it is time to order supplies again.

35) A medical office should have a regular __________ for inventory and ordering to maintain adequate levels of supplies.

36) A(n) __________ vendor will process orders accurately with quality items, deliver products in good condition, and charge fair prices.

37) The supply __________ is generally 4% to 6% of a medical practice's annual gross income.

38) When investigating a vendor, you should obtain information on pricing, quality, payment policies, and __________, or availability of products, delivery time and procedures, and damaged goods policy.

39) Although prices for larger quantities are generally lower, you should not order more than a(n) __________'s supply of any item.

40) Medical assistants should constantly look for ways to reduce __________ within the medical practice without sacrificing quality.

41) Using __________ vendors often results in discounts, special services, and provides a public relations benefit for the provider.

42) A purchase __________ is used to purchase expensive items for the medical practice and often requires the provider or the practice manager’s approval.

43) Shipments should be checked for __________ and errors in a shipment should be reported to the vendor immediately.

44) The __________ should be checked against the original order and packing slip to check the accuracy of a shipment of supplies.

45) An invoice that is paid to a vendor by cash, check, or money order is known as a __________.

46) To avoid making a mistake by purchasing from a dishonest __________ solicitor, ask for the name and phone number of the company, then verify the number with the telephone company and verify the company with the Better Business Bureau.

47) In conjunction with passwords, most healthcare facilities utilize __________ systems to track all computer access.

48) The computer operating system uses graphic symbols known as __________ to represent the job to be done.

49) What is a computer that functions as a centralized storage location for shared information called?

A) desktop
B) subnotebook
C) server
D) PDA
E) tablet

50) An advantage of a notebook computer is that it __________.

A) eliminates all the extra function keys on the keyboard
B) is larger and more capable than a desktop computer
C) operates on either a battery or an AC adapter
D) can be housed in a tower case and placed on the floor
E) eliminates the need for printers and scanners

51) An advantage of a desktop computer with a tower case placed on the floor is that it __________.

A) is portable
B) operates on battery power
C) weighs only a few pounds
D) allows more surface area at the workstation
E) is easier to use than a minicomputer

52) The hardware components of a computer consist of the monitor, keyboard, and __________.

A) software
B) printer
C) operating system
D) applications
E) Internet provider

53) A computer’s hardware serves four main functions. Which of the following is one of those functions?

A) storing data
B) word processing
C) deleting data
D) programming
E) releasing data

54) Which of the following is considered a computer input device?

A) monitors
B) printers
C) scanners
D) software
E) batteries

55) Which of the following is the most common computer input device?

A) keyboard
B) pointing devices
C) modem
D) scanner
E) touch screen

56) What is a common disorder many medical assistants develop due to improper hand positioning at the computer keyboard?

A) arthritis
B) carpal tunnel syndrome
C) wrist fracture
D) nodules on finger joints
E) bursitis

57) Which of the following is a type of pointing device?

A) scanner
B) mouse
C) cursor
D) template
E) keyboard

58) Which form of pointing device consists of a small, flat device sensitive to touch?

A) mouse
B) template
C) touch pad
D) touch screen
E) scanner

59) On what type of computer is the touch pad feature popular?

A) laptop
B) desktop
C) tablet
D) mainframe
E) personal

60) A device used to transfer information from one computer to another over telephone or cable television lines is a __________.

A) scanner
B) cursor
C) pointing device
D) keyboard
E) modem

61) Which of the following is considered both an input device and an output device?

A) central processing unit
B) keyboard
C) printer
D) modem
E) scanner

62) A device used to input printed matter and convert it to a format that can be read by the computer is a __________.

A) cursor
B) printer
C) scanner
D) pointing device
E) modem

63) Types of scanners include single-sheet scanners, handheld scanners, and __________ scanners.

A) rolling ball
B) flatbed
C) touch pad
D) touch screen
E) manual

64) An advantage of a handheld scanner is that it __________.

A) feeds one sheet of paper through at a time
B) is easier to use than other types of scanners
C) produces the highest quality input
D) is less expensive than other types of scanners
E) is more configurable than other scanners

65) An advantage of the flatbed scanner is that it __________.

A) produces the highest-quality input
B) is the most difficult to use
C) is the least expensive
D) feeds one sheet of paper through at a time
E) can be used to scan curved objects

66) The main circuit board that controls the other components in a computer system is the __________.

A) motherboard
B) hard drive
C) microprocessor
D) central processing unit
E) video board

67) In a computer what is the function of ROM ?

A) software that uses more than one medium
B) the primary computer chip responsible for executing programs
C) permanent memory that provides the basic operating instructions for the computer
D) the main circuit board that controls all other components in the system
E) a temporary type of computer memory

68) The purpose of output devices is to __________.

A) store information for later retrieval
B) display or print information after it has been processed
C) convert printed matter into a format that can be read by the computer
D) transfer information from one computer to another
E) process information that has been input into the computer

69) Examples of output devices are printers and __________.

A) keyboards
B) scanners
C) monitors
D) modems
E) motherboards

70) Resolution refers to __________.

A) a method of sending and receiving messages through a network
B) the sharpness of images, measured in dot pitch
C) a readable printout of information
D) automatic changes in the monitor displays
E) the number of words that can be typed in one minute

71) Printer resolution is noted in terms of __________.

A) dots per inch
B) megahertz
C) dot pitch
D) megabytes
E) gigabytes

72) A laser printer is __________.

A) inexpensive compared to other types of printers
B) capable of producing multiple copies with carbon paper
C) capable of producing high-quality output
D) slower than an inkjet printer
E) rarely useful in a medical office

73) A current trend in printers is the __________.

A) dot matrix printer
B) inkjet printer
C) laser printer
D) plasma color printer
E) "all-in-one" printer

74) A collection of records created and stored on a computer is a(n) __________.

A) application
B) icon
C) database
D) spreadsheet
E) word processor

75) A method of sending and receiving messages through a network is known as __________.

A) word processing
B) a database
C) texting
D) e-mail
E) paging

76) What term describes the communication that provides medical support to licensed providers caring for patients in rural areas?

A) CR-R technology
B) telemedicine
C) local area transmissions
D) online help
E) networking

77) Telecommunication that provides medical support to providers caring for patients in rural areas or in some smaller hospitals is called __________.

A) CD-R technology
B) telemedicine
C) local area transmissions
D) online help
E) networking

78) Which of the following technologies has the potential of eliminating the need for transcribing providers’ notes?

A) speech recognition technology
B) telemedicine
C) CD-R technology
D) modulator-demodulator
E) optical character recognition

79) Which of the following allows information to be taken from one digital source and copied over to a CD?

A) CD-ROM
B) speech recognition technology
C) telemedicine
D) CD-R technology
E) monitor

80) Which of the following changes the monitor display at short intervals or constantly shows moving images?

A) power down
B) multimedia
C) screen saver
D) resolution
E) virus protection

81) Before calling technical support, you should first __________.

A) turn off the computer
B) check the computer manual for answers
C) identify the problem
D) have a printer attached to the computer
E) plan to spend no more than 5 minutes on the phone

82) A computer disaster recovery plan should be in place in a medical office in the event of a(n) __________.

A) security breach
B) system failure or crash
C) optical character recognition problem
D) printer problem
E) Internet access problem

83) Using the bcc option when sending an e-mail message __________.

A) enables you to send the message to more people
B) makes the recipient scroll through the e-mail addresses of all other recipients before reading the message
C) prevents recipients from deleting the message
D) records a copy of the message on your hard drive
E) protects the privacy of other recipients of the message

84) Protection against spammers is provided by __________.

A) firewalls
B) antivirus software
C) drive cleanup
D) restarting your computer
E) disaster recovery plans

85) Computer hackers are prevented from accessing your computer by __________.

A) firewalls
B) antivirus software
C) disk cleanup
D) pressing the Delete key
E) disk defragmentation

86) Which of the following is not an important task when you are selecting software for the medical office?

A) Read software reviews in computer magazines and trade publications.
B) Check with other medical offices to get opinions on software packages.
C) Make sure the office computer system meets the minimum requirements for the software.
D) Make sure the software company will install the software for you.
E) Compare the cost and features of several different software programs.

87) In which type of networks are the networked computers connected using public telephone lines, using encryption to ensure that only authorized users can access the network?

A) local-area network
B) virtual private network
C) homegroup network
D) wide-area network
E) peer-to-peer network

88) Which of the following is an optical disk on which you can store up to eight hours of high-quality video?

A) jump drive
B) zip disks
C) CD-R
D) flash key
E) DVD-R

89) Which type of office machine scans each page of a document, translates the information into electronic impulses, and transmits the impulses over the telephone line to another machine, where they are converted into an exact copy of the original document?

A) adding machine
B) facsimile machine
C) typewriter
D) photocopier
E) postage meter

90) Which of the following is not a benefit of having a fax machine in the medical office?

A) It can be sent and received within minutes.
B) It can be used as an extra telephone.
C) It helps protect a patient's protected health information.
D) It can be used as an extra copier.
E) It is usually less expensive than overnight mail service.

91) Which of the following office machines is most useful for handling tasks such as payroll and bank deposits?

A) facsimile machine
B) adding machine
C) photocopier
D) printer
E) postage meter

92) Which of the following is not an advantage of leasing office equipment?

A) It allows purchasers to keep more of their money.
B) The company that leases the product is usually responsible for servicing it.
C) Your office will own the equipment at the end of the lease term.
D) Lease payments are usually tax-deductible.
E) Leasing allows businesses to update equipment every few years.

93) Which of the following information is not needed in an equipment inventory?

A) name of the equipment, including brand name
B) model number and registration number
C) place of purchase, including contact information
D) name of the equipment this equipment is replacing
E) product warranty, maintenance contract, and service contract

94) When managing office supplies, the goal is to achieve __________.

A) efficiency
B) organization
C) resourcefulness
D) independence
E) confidentiality

95) When managing office supplies, being efficient involves producing the desired result with the least effort, __________, and waste.

A) expedience
B) management
C) expense
D) loss
E) frustration

96) Expendable items are items that __________.

A) are used once and then must be restocked
B) can be used indefinitely with appropriate sanitization
C) can be restored and then reused
D) are not necessary for most medical offices
E) are ordered only once for each new medical office

97) An example of an expendable item is a(n) __________.

A) examining table
B) prescription pad
C) reflex hammer
D) facsimile machine
E) computer

98) Durable items are __________.

A) used and restocked
B) thrown away after one use
C) used indefinitely
D) reused after being repaired
E) used a few times, then discarded

99) Which of the following is an example of a durable item?

A) examination gloves
B) stethoscope
C) prescription pad
D) cotton swabs
E) glass slides

100) Most supplies in the medical office can be classified as administrative, clinical, or __________.

A) general
B) environmental
C) categorical
D) maintenance
E) laboratory

101) The responsibility for organizing most office supplies often lies with the __________.

A) provider
B) medical assistant
C) nurse
D) housekeeper
E) maintenance staff

102) Which of the following are examples of administrative supplies?

A) disposable sheaths for thermometers
B) paper towels and facial tissue
C) stationery and insurance forms
D) bandages and suture removal kits
E) liquid hypoallergenic soap

103) Examples of clinical supplies are ____.

A) needles, syringes, and lubricating gel
B) paper cups and toilet tissue
C) rubber bands, stamps, and file folders
D) patient education materials
E) Social Security forms

104) Which of the following are general supplies?

A) erasers, envelopes, and notepads
B) liquid hypoallergenic soap and paper towels
C) appointment books and appointment cards
D) sterile gloves and bandages
E) 50% dextrose solution

105) Vital supplies are items that __________.

A) require ordering only occasionally
B) are absolutely necessary for smooth running of the medical office
C) are needed in the office but do not threaten the efficiency of the office
D) are used only once and then discarded
E) can be used indefinitely

106) Incidental supplies are __________.

A) occasionally reordered
B) needed in the office but do not threaten the efficiency of the office
C) used only once and thrown away
D) items that are absolutely necessary for smooth running of the practice
E) items that can be reused indefinitely

107) Periodic supplies need to be reordered __________.

A) daily
B) weekly
C) occasionally
D) twice a year
E) never

108) An example of a periodic supply is __________.

A) staples
B) table covers
C) prescription pads
D) appointment books
E) facial tissue

109) Administrative supplies are generally stored __________.

A) near the examination rooms
B) in the general storage closet
C) behind or adjacent to the reception area
D) near the laboratory
E) in the treatment or procedures room

110) The appropriate way to store chemicals, drugs, and solutions is to __________.

A) keep them in a warm, well-lighted place
B) store them in containers other than their original ones
C) store narcotics at eye level in the general supply closet
D) store strong acids and alkaline solutions together
E) line storage cabinets with plastic-coated shelf paper

111) After checking the expiration dates on supplies, __________.

A) store the supplies with the earliest expiration dates in the back
B) use supplies that are past the expiration date first
C) store the supplies with the latest expiration dates on the top shelves
D) store the supplies with the latest expiration dates in the back
E) alternate the use of supplies with the earliest and latest expiration dates

112) An effective inventory schedule for a medical office is __________.

A) every 1 to 2 weeks
B) once a month
C) every 3 months
D) every 6 months
E) once a year

113) Staples and rubber bands are __________ supplies.

A) vital
B) incidental
C) periodic
D) general
E) clinical

114) An efficient way to track inventory is to __________.

A) routinely order supplies every week
B) reorder supplies only when they are out
C) use color-coded removable adhesive flags on the inventory card
D) plan for one month and order no earlier than one month ahead
E) order each supply the same day it runs out

115) The inventory-tracking tool for managing medical supplies that groups items that need to be ordered and helps monitor how quickly items are used and the amount that needs to be ordered is the __________.

A) reminder card
B) inventory card
C) inventory reminder kit
D) reorder card
E) vendor card

116) Ordering supplies ahead of schedule __________.

A) is never recommended
B) is unnecessarily costly
C) is important when there is a large demand for a product
D) eliminates the need for keeping track of supplies
E) should be done routinely to avoid shortages

117) An effective way to prevent an unanticipated shortage of a supply item is to __________.

A) keep the same item in several different locations
B) request that workers finish one container before opening a new one
C) reorder the item when the last one is taken for use
D) educate the workers on how to make supplies last from one order to the next
E) reorder an item whenever someone requests it, without checking the inventory

118) Stocking many spare supplies __________.

A) is the result of an organized medical assistant
B) is unwise because of the administrative budget
C) allows for supplies to be kept in several locations
D) makes supplies easier to count when doing inventory
E) creates increased need to discard expired administrative supplies

119) The average medical office spends __________ of its annual gross income on administrative, clinical, and general supplies.

A) 1% to 2%
B) 2% to 3%
C) 4% to 6%
D) 8% to 10%
E) 12% to 15%

120) Comparison pricing, ordering, and establishing and maintaining relationships with vendors is the responsibility of the __________.

A) provider
B) nurse
C) medical assistant
D) accountant
E) physician assistant

121) To calculate the unit price of an item, __________.

A) divide the total purchase price by the number of items
B) subtract the number of items from the total purchase price
C) add the number of items to the total purchase price
D) multiply the purchase price by the total number of items
E) divide the number of items by the total purchase price

122) A disadvantage of rush orders is that __________.

A) the item sent may be of lower quality
B) the vendor may be out of the needed item
C) the vendor may charge more for a rush delivery
D) they supply the needed item quickly
E) they must be paid for in cash

123) A disadvantage of using large, established mail-order companies is that __________.

A) they usually cost more
B) the medical office has less control over orders
C) the quality of the product is generally inferior
D) the delivery time is unpredictable
E) they may be out of stock on many items

124) Purchasing groups are __________.

A) several medical practices in the same building that use local vendors to qualify for quantity discounts.
B) large, established companies that save the medical practice money.
C) groups of providers who order supplies together to obtain a quantity discount.
D) another name for local vendors.
E) groups of medical assistants that compete to find the best prices.

125) A characteristic of a purchasing group is that it __________.

A) requires members to disclose the group's prices to other providers
B) allows members to spend as much or as little as they need to
C) may require providers to pay dues
D) generally saves a larger medical practice 5% on supplies
E) is often more expensive than buying supplies as individual offices

126) A small group of medical practices in the same building that pools resources to qualify for quantity discounts from a local vendor is called a(n) __________.

A) purchasing group
B) group buying pool
C) organizational buyer
D) medical society facilitator
E) medical support group

127) Larger medical practices that participate in a purchasing group can save as much as __________ on supplies.

A) 1% to 2%
B) 3% to 4%
C) 5% to 10%
D) 10% to 20%
E) 30% to 50%

128) The Federal Trade Commission __________.

A) encourages medical practices to purchase supplies from mail-order companies
B) regulates the quality of each individual item to be purchased
C) monitors purchases by telephone, fax, and online services to protect consumers
D) prevents outdated or date-expired items from being sold
E) requires vendors to fill orders within 10 days

129) The Federal Trade Commission requires supply companies to provide merchandise within __________ days.

A) 10
B) 14
C) 20
D) 30
E) 60

130) The best time to place a telephone order is __________.

A) on Mondays
B) anytime
C) on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays
D) on Fridays
E) over the weekend

131) A benefit of purchasing from a local vendor is that __________.

A) the cost of supplies may be lower
B) specialty items are more readily available
C) more personal assistance is offered
D) a savings of 50% or more may occur
E) the vendor gets to know your patients

132) A vendor's payment schedule generally __________.

A) charges for handling the order if the order is prepaid
B) adds one percent of the cost to the total order per day after the order is placed
C) prohibits delayed billing
D) offers a discount for enclosing a check with the order
E) delays billing for 90 to 120 days

133) "Net 30" on a payment invoice means __________.

A) you have 30 days in which to pay the order in full
B) 30 of the items in the order will be sent
C) 30% will be charged if the payment is not paid in full on receipt
D) 3% will be deducted when more than one item is ordered
E) 30 of the items in the order have been backordered

134) What is the recommended amount of time for keeping all copies of bills and order forms for supplies in the event the medical practice is audited by the Internal Revenue Service?

A) 1 year
B) 3 years
C) 7 years
D) 20 years
E) indefinitely

135) Which of the following is used when practitioners in a group practice have several different staff in charge of ordering a variety of items?

A) requisition
B) purchase order
C) payment invoice
D) disbursement
E) order form

136) A purchase order is __________.

A) a form that authorizes a purchase for the practice
B) the payment of funds
C) the bill from the vendor
D) a list of items used and reordered most often
E) a request by the provider to order more supplies

137) Purchase orders are frequently used for __________.

A) small items
B) inexpensive items
C) items sent on a trial basis
D) expensive items
E) leased items

138) The best way to deal with a telephone solicitation is to __________.

A) just hang up on the telephone representative
B) ask for the name and telephone number of the firm and call back
C) talk with several telephone representatives and compare details of the sale
D) copy down details of the order when it is being placed
E) tell the representative he or she will have to visit the office in person

139) Some vendors may use the bait-and-switch tactic, which means __________.

A) the price of the desired item is lowered but "sold out" and a lower-quality substitute is sent
B) the price of the desired item is higher than the initial quote
C) the vendor tells the customer why the desired item is not the best buy
D) the price of the desired item is lowered but "sold out" and the customer is encouraged to buy a more expensive item
E) the vendor agrees to trade out your current office equipment for new equipment

140) Which of the following supplies should be stored according to the rules of good housekeeping and asepsis?

A) administrative
B) clinical
C) general
D) periodic
E) incidental

141) The proper way to store narcotics is __________.

A) correctly labeled on the shelf with other medications
B) out of sight in a locked cabinet
C) behind other medications
D) on the highest shelf, out of immediate reach
E) in a locked drawer of the provider’s desk

142) What is the first thing that should be done when a shipment of supplies arrives at the medical office?

A) Put the shipment away.
B) Pay the vendor.
C) File the invoice.
D) Check the shipment against the order form and packing slip.
E) Call the vendor about missing or damaged items.

143) Jenni has been working at her new job as administrative office assistant for two weeks now. She has gone through the standard office training, and she feels mostly okay with her duties. However, unlike other places she has worked, this office uses the Microsoft® Excel software to track office expenses. Jenni does not feel comfortable with this software and is afraid she will make a mistake. Which of the following courses of action would you recommend to Jenni?

A) Just continue to use the software in the office; everyone makes mistakes at first.
B) Resign from the job, because she doesn't understand how to use the software.
C) Ask the office manager to have someone else track office expenses.
D) Attend an adult education class on how to use the software.
E) Spend time at work exploring the software instead of taking care of other duties.

144) Bennett works for a group of pediatricians, and a large part of his job consists of transcribing the providers’ notes into patient records in the EHR system. Over the weekend, he went hang-gliding with friends and crash-landed, breaking several bones in his right fingers and wrist. He is worried that he will not be able to type fast enough with just one hand to do his job efficiently. What should Bennett do?

A) Take a leave of absence until his hand heals.
B) Request short-term disability leave.
C) Request permission to use speech recognition technology.
D) Explain to the providers that everything will take twice as long for a while.
E) Use the injured hand, even if it extends the healing time.

145) What handheld device is commonly used by providers and other healthcare professionals to look up reference material and medications and enter data that can be transferred into the patient’s chart?

A) subnotebook
B) tablet
C) laptop
D) PDA
E) notebook

146) Which of the following is a high-capacity removable disk drive that can store up to 750 MB of data?

A) CDs
B) jump
C) tape
D) DVDs
E) zip

147) What type of software converts images to text so they can be treated like a word processing document?

A) Optical character recognition
B) Excel
C) Kareo®
D) NueMD®
E) Medisoft

148) Microsoft Office application software includes all of the following except __________.

A) Word
B) PowerPoint
C) Excel
D) NueMD®
E) Publisher

149) When two or more computer systems are linked together and are geographically close together, what type of network is this?

A) WAN
B) OCR
C) LAN
D) PDA
E) VPN

150) Which of the following is an example of a periodic supply?

A) staples
B) prescription pads
C) rubber bands
D) examination table paper
E) appointment books