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What does Theory X suggest about employees' attitude towards work?
What does Theory X suggest about employees' attitude towards work?
Which management style is characterized by low concern for both people and production?
Which management style is characterized by low concern for both people and production?
Which type of management style features high concern for people but low concern for production?
Which type of management style features high concern for people but low concern for production?
According to the Hershey-Blanchard Theory, what is essential for determining leadership style?
According to the Hershey-Blanchard Theory, what is essential for determining leadership style?
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What are organizational skills in management primarily focused on?
What are organizational skills in management primarily focused on?
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What aspect does Fiedler Theory emphasize in leadership?
What aspect does Fiedler Theory emphasize in leadership?
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What do financial skills in management primarily involve?
What do financial skills in management primarily involve?
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What does Theory Y imply about employee motivation?
What does Theory Y imply about employee motivation?
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What does Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) primarily focus on?
What does Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) primarily focus on?
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Which step is NOT part of the DMAIC process in Six Sigma?
Which step is NOT part of the DMAIC process in Six Sigma?
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What is the primary goal of Lean methodology?
What is the primary goal of Lean methodology?
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Which quality management system is specifically designed for clinical laboratories?
Which quality management system is specifically designed for clinical laboratories?
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What is benchmarking in the context of quality management?
What is benchmarking in the context of quality management?
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What does the PDCA cycle stand for?
What does the PDCA cycle stand for?
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What is the purpose of licensure in quality management?
What is the purpose of licensure in quality management?
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In quality system essentials, which element is related to managing operational risks?
In quality system essentials, which element is related to managing operational risks?
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What is the most important means of preventing the spread of infection?
What is the most important means of preventing the spread of infection?
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What is the correct dilution ratio for preparing a solution to decontaminate body fluid spills?
What is the correct dilution ratio for preparing a solution to decontaminate body fluid spills?
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Which of the following is not part of the correct sequence for donning personal protective equipment?
Which of the following is not part of the correct sequence for donning personal protective equipment?
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What type of biological safety cabinet offers the most commonly used protection in microbiological labs?
What type of biological safety cabinet offers the most commonly used protection in microbiological labs?
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For how long should hands be washed if they are visibly soiled?
For how long should hands be washed if they are visibly soiled?
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What does NaOCl refer to in the context of decontamination?
What does NaOCl refer to in the context of decontamination?
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Which method is recommended for the disposal of biohazardous waste?
Which method is recommended for the disposal of biohazardous waste?
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What is the primary function of personal protective equipment?
What is the primary function of personal protective equipment?
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What is indicated by a blue color code in the NFPA hazard identification system?
What is indicated by a blue color code in the NFPA hazard identification system?
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Which class of hazardous materials does 'flammable liquids' fall under according to the UN classification?
Which class of hazardous materials does 'flammable liquids' fall under according to the UN classification?
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Which type of waste should be disposed of in a black container according to the color coding scheme?
Which type of waste should be disposed of in a black container according to the color coding scheme?
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What does a Threshold Limit Value (TLV) represent in a laboratory setting?
What does a Threshold Limit Value (TLV) represent in a laboratory setting?
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Which of the following types of radiation is considered non-ionizing?
Which of the following types of radiation is considered non-ionizing?
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What is the significance of a chemical waste container being yellow?
What is the significance of a chemical waste container being yellow?
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What level of hazard is indicated by the number '3' in the NFPA system?
What level of hazard is indicated by the number '3' in the NFPA system?
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Which class of hazardous materials is associated with compressed gases?
Which class of hazardous materials is associated with compressed gases?
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What is the primary purpose of setting objectives in an organization?
What is the primary purpose of setting objectives in an organization?
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Which type of planning typically covers a 1-5 year period and focuses on achievable tasks?
Which type of planning typically covers a 1-5 year period and focuses on achievable tasks?
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What is a key component of the Management by Objectives (MBO) approach?
What is a key component of the Management by Objectives (MBO) approach?
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What does Total Quality Management (TQM) emphasize?
What does Total Quality Management (TQM) emphasize?
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Which of the following is NOT a function of management?
Which of the following is NOT a function of management?
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What is a characteristic of an operational plan?
What is a characteristic of an operational plan?
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What kind of directive involves seeking employee input to tackle a project?
What kind of directive involves seeking employee input to tackle a project?
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What does the controlling function in management involve?
What does the controlling function in management involve?
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Study Notes
McGregor's Theory X and Y
- Theory X: Humans inherently dislike work and need controlling.
- Theory Y: Work can be fulfilling and self-motivating.
Tannerbaum-Schmidt Theory
- Leadership styles vary based on circumstances.
Blake-Mouton Theory
- Describes five management styles based on concern for people and production: impoverished, authority-compliance, middle-of-the-road, country club, and team management.
Hershey-Blanchard Theory
- Optimal leadership style depends on the task, knowledge, and group dynamics.
Fiedler Theory
- Leadership effectiveness depends on situational control and leadership style (task-oriented or relationship-oriented).
Skills of Managers
- Organizational skills: managing processes, workflow, decisions, and communication.
- People skills: understanding human needs and motivation.
- Financial skills: managing monetary assets.
- Technical skills: integrating the above skills and managing physical resources.
Foundation of Management Processes
- Mission: organization's purpose.
- Goals: broad, long-term ambitions.
- Objectives: specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time-bound (SMART) directives to achieve goals.
Functions of a Manager
- Planning: establishing goals, objectives, and policies; includes SWOT analysis.
- Short-range/tactical plans: 1-5 years.
- Operational plans: 1 year or budget period.
- Strategic plans: ~20 years, evaluated annually.
- Organizing: coordinating resources and defining relationships.
- Directing: communicating, motivating, delegating, and coaching; using autocratic or consultative techniques.
- Controlling: defining performance standards, reporting, and corrective action.
Management by Objectives (MBO)
- Aligns organizational and employee performance through goals, objectives, timelines, and feedback.
Total Quality Management (TQM)
- Focuses on teams, processes, statistics, and exceeding customer expectations; emphasizes defect prevention and employee empowerment.
Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI)
- Continuously improves practices beyond established standards; a team approach to problem identification and correction.
Six Sigma
- Uses statistics to reduce errors; DMAIC process (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control).
Lean
- Reduces waste and improves customer satisfaction; used to improve processes like turnaround time.
ISO 15189
- Quality management system for clinical labs; mandatory in some countries.
PDCA Cycle
- Plan, Do, Check, Act – widely used quality improvement approach.
Benchmarking
- Adapting best practices from one organization to another.
Quality Management Tools
- Pareto charts, cause-and-effect diagrams, and flow charts.
Regulatory Elements
- Accreditation: meeting formal standards.
- Certification: passing a qualifying exam.
- Licensure: permission to engage in a specific practice.
Quality System Essentials (Based on ISO standards)
- Organization, personnel, documents, facilities, equipment, purchasing, information management, occurrence management, assessments, process improvement, and customer service.
Biohazard Control
- Handwashing: crucial for infection prevention (1-2 minutes with soap and water if visibly soiled; at least 30 seconds or alcohol-based cleanser if not).
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): gloves, gown, face shield/goggles, mask/respirator (donning and doffing sequence).
- Decontamination: 5.25% NaOCl or 10% bleach (1:10 dilution).
- Biological Safety Cabinets (Classes I, II, III): provide varying levels of protection.
Chemical Hazards
- MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets).
- TLV (Threshold Limit Value): allowable exposure during an 8-hour shift.
- UN hazard classes (1-9).
- NFPA hazard identification system (blue: health, red: flammability, yellow: reactivity, white: specific hazards; 0-4 hazard levels).
Radiation Hazards
- Non-ionizing radiation from equipment (UV, microwaves, low frequency).
Color Coding for Healthcare Waste
- Black: non-infectious dry waste.
- Green: non-infectious wet waste.
- Yellow with black band: infectious and pathological wastes.
- Yellow: chemical wastes.
- Orange: radioactive wastes.
- Red: sharps and pressurized containers.
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This quiz explores various management theories, including McGregor's Theory X and Y, the Tannerbaum-Schmidt Theory, Blake-Mouton Theory, and the Hershey-Blanchard Model. Dive into critical concepts of leadership styles, managerial skills, and their practical applications. Test your knowledge and understanding of effective management strategies.