When Should a Manager's Course of Action Be to Do

question 92

Multiple Choice

When should a manager's course of action be to do nothing?

• A) When the variance is acceptable.
• B) When the cause of the variation has been identified.
• C) When the standard is acceptable.
• D) When the standard is not acceptable.

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Definitions:

Cholecystitis

Inflammation of the gallbladder, often caused by gallstones blocking the cystic duct, leading to pain, fever, and sometimes infection.

Murphy Sign

A physical examination finding that is positive when there is pain upon palpation of the gallbladder area, suggestive of cholecystitis or another gallbladder disease.

Obturator Test

A clinical test performed to help diagnose the presence of an irritated obturator internus muscle or appendicitis, involving rotation of the hip.

Iliopsoas Muscle Test

A clinical test used to diagnose the strength and function of the iliopsoas muscle, often related to lower back pain or injury.