Harrison Works in a Cubicle at a Window Next to Karen

question 44

Multiple Choice

Harrison works in a cubicle at a window next to Karen Ravenwood's cubicle at Tabernacle Insurers. One day, Harrison overhears Karen's supervisor make a comment that she'd be more successful if she spent as much time on shaping her list of prospective customers as she does on shaping her body. Karen files a complaint of sex/gender discrimination with the EEOC and Harrison is called to testify during the investigation. The EEOC decides not to pursue the matter. A month and a half after the investigation is closed, Tabernacle management moves Harrison from his cubicle to a cubicle on a vacant floor. All other aspects of his job remain the same. Harrison files a complaint of retaliation.

• A) Harrison cannot pursue a case of retaliation because the relocation of his work area between cubicles did not materially affect the terms, conditions, or privileges of his employment at Tabernacle.
• B) Harrison cannot prove a case of retaliation because the investigation uncovered no wrongdoing.
• C) Harrison cannot prove a case of retaliation because he is not in the same protected group as Karen.
• D) Harrison can prove a case of retaliation.

Understand the recommended duration for medical asepsis through routine hand washing.

Identify chemical agents used for sterilization and recognize non-standard agents.

Understand the applications of various surgical instruments such as Adson forceps, operating scissors, and needle holders.

Define and differentiate between sanitizing, disinfection, cleansing, and sterilization in the context of medical procedures.

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