During an Audit of a Major Metropolitan Museum, an Auditor

question 230

Multiple Choice

During an audit of a major metropolitan museum, an auditor was unable to locate selected items from the museum's collection. The director of the museum informed the auditor that the upcoming replacement of the museum's inventory tracking system would address the auditor's concerns. What follow-up activity should the auditor propose?

• A) Receive periodic feedback from museum staff regarding the status of the system implementation.
• B) Monitor the system implementation and schedule a follow-up review once the new system is in place.
• C) Determine whether the items are indeed missing and assess the ability of the new system to remedy the problem.
• D) Schedule an audit of the museum's security systems to determine if theft is a problem.

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Definitions:

Points of Origin

Specific locations on bones from where muscles arise, serving as anchor points for muscle attachment in the skeletal system.

Posterior Deep Pectoralis Major

The deeper part of the pectoralis major muscle, situated at the back, instrumental in the movement of the shoulder and upper arm.

Superficial Pectoral

Refers to the muscles located at the front of the chest, involved in the movement of the shoulders and arms.

Sartorius

The longest muscle in the human body, running down the length of the thigh; it helps in flexing, abduction, and lateral rotation of the hip.