Question 1

Match between columns
                        Premises: Special supplies, such as precious metals, gemstones, chemicals, and solvents
Have their facilities inspected
Electronics, test devices, and optical devices
Substances that can threaten the environment or public health if released
Animals, plants, lab specimens, and experimental organisms
Rare and expensive items that may not be replaceable
Meet statutory requirements for activity
Deals with patient needs if a facility must be evacuated
Provide quick insurance payments to customers
Provide services at other branches

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Question 2

Match between columns
                        Premises: Provide quick insurance payments to customers
Provide services at other branches
Meet statutory requirements for activity
Deals with patient needs if a facility must be evacuated
Have their facilities inspected

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Question 3

What three criteria are necessary to qualify something as a trade secret?

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Question 4

When dealing with art, antiques, and collectibles during a disaster, insurance companies may require complete documentation. What information should be included in this documentation?

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Question 5

The disaster recovery planning team should seek expert help from the ____, state agencies, and local health agencies when developing procedures for dealing with controlled substances.
A)HRFA
B)FDA
C)cabinet
D)fire departments

Accepted Answer

The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) regulates controlled substances, therefore they can provide expert help when it comes to developing procedures for dealing with them during a disaster. HRFA (Human Resources and Financial Administration) and the cabinet may not have the necessary expertise in this area, and fire departments may not have knowledge specific to controlled substances. Local health agencies may also be a helpful resource in this situation but are not listed as an option.

Question 6

The Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act requires facilities that use significant amounts of toxic chemicals to file annual reports about their releases. What is described in these reports?

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Question 7

____ magazine estimated in 1995 that illegal copying and counterfeiting of medicines in Argentina, Brazil, India, and Turkey cost U.S.pharmaceutical companies more than $1.5 billion each year.
A)Time
B)Newsweek
C)Forbes
D)FOCUS

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Question 8

In what ways can corporate archives be valuable tools for organizations?

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Question 9

What does the disaster recovery planning team need to examine at each facility to determine if they are hazardous or potentially hazardous?

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Question 10

Give four examples of rare materials often used in manufacturing or test environments.

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Question 11

What is the cost of rhodium?
A)$100 per ounce
B)Less than $100 per ounce
C)$500 per gram
D)More than $400 per ounce

Accepted Answer

The current cost of rhodium is more than $400 per ounce. As of March 2021, the cost of rhodium was over $25,000 per kilogram, which translates to approximately $800 per ounce. Therefore, the best choice would be D - more than $400 per ounce.

Question 12

Provide three examples of hazardous materials.

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Question 13

What types of organizations are responsible for releasing toxins?

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Question 14

For which of the following types of testing do organizations use animals or organisms?
A)Chemicals
B)Cosmetics
C)Household cleaners
D)Packing materials
E)All of the above

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Question 15

List five examples of historic documents that an organization should keep extensive records of and have periodically appraised by a certified specialist.

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Question 16

In 1996 the FBI was most concerned with the theft of trade secrets by foreign corporations from which of the following?
A)U)S.telecommunications companies
B)Automotive manufacturers
C)Biotechnology firms
D)Both a and b
E)All of the above

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In 1996, the FBI was concerned with the theft of trade secrets from a wide range of industries, including U.S. telecommunications companies, automotive manufacturers, and biotechnology firms, as foreign corporations sought to gain competitive advantages through espionage. This concern was reflective of the broader issues of economic espionage and intellectual property theft affecting multiple sectors.

Question 17

What organizations can provide information on hazardous materials?

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Question 18

Which organization developed the Disaster Preparedness and Response Guide?
A)Progressive Casualty Insurance Corporation
B)U)S. Food and Drug Administration
C)American Veterinary Medical Association
D)Environmental Protection Agency

Accepted Answer

The Disaster Preparedness and Response Guide was developed by the American Veterinary Medical Association to help veterinary clinics and hospitals prepare for and respond to disasters.

Quiz 8: Developing Procedures for Special Circumstances

Match the appropriate facility to the challenge that they face.

Match the appropriate facility to the challenge that they face.

What three criteria are necessary to qualify something as a trade secret?

When dealing with art, antiques, and collectibles during a disaster, insurance companies may require complete documentation. What information should be included in this documentation?

The disaster recovery planning team should seek expert help from the ____, state agencies, and local health agencies when developing procedures for dealing with controlled substances.

The Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act requires facilities that use significant amounts of toxic chemicals to file annual reports about their releases. What is described in these reports?

____ magazine estimated in 1995 that illegal copying and counterfeiting of medicines in Argentina, Brazil, India, and Turkey cost U.S.pharmaceutical companies more than $1.5 billion each year.

In what ways can corporate archives be valuable tools for organizations?

What does the disaster recovery planning team need to examine at each facility to determine if they are hazardous or potentially hazardous?

Give four examples of rare materials often used in manufacturing or test environments.

What is the cost of rhodium?

Provide three examples of hazardous materials.

What types of organizations are responsible for releasing toxins?

For which of the following types of testing do organizations use animals or organisms?

List five examples of historic documents that an organization should keep extensive records of and have periodically appraised by a certified specialist.

In 1996 the FBI was most concerned with the theft of trade secrets by foreign corporations from which of the following?

What organizations can provide information on hazardous materials?

Which organization developed the Disaster Preparedness and Response Guide?