Question

30. When does an incident report need to be completed? A. When a patient trips over a chair B. When a staff member slips on a wet floor C. When a staff member gets stuck with a needle D. When syringes or prescription pads are suddenly missing E. All of the above Matching Match the definition of the names or items on the left to the definition on the right. Each definition can be used only once. A. Employee's withholding allowance certificate B. Wage and Tax Statement provided annually before January 31 C. Money withheld from paycheck and paid to the federal government D. Employment Eligibility Form E Money withheld from paycheck and paid to the state F. 1.45% of employee wages matched by an additional 1.45% paid by the employer G. Federal unemployment tax paid by the employer H. Social Security tax to fund the U.S. retirement program I. Amount of pay before deductions J. Wages based on number of hours worked times hourly rate K. Wages paid as fixed amount of money that does not depend on the number of hours worked 1 1. FUTA 2. State tax 3. Medicare tax 4. FICA 5. 1-9 form 6. W-4 form 7. W-2 form 8. Salary 9. Federal tax 10. Gross pay

Answer 1

30.An incident report in healthcare sector are when there is an unexpected event or accident whi report has potentially caused any harm or discomfort to anyone in the healthcare sector.

Here all the points has led to some sort of discomfort like tripping, slips ,needle stick injury, medical material are missing can cause problems, so it is a must to di an incident report

Ans:All of the above

Matching

1.FUTA

Federal Unemployment Tax Act are used for giving compensation to the unemployed persons.Thus is generally contributed by the employer

Ans:Federal Unemployment Tax paid by the employer

2.This tax includes the payment done to the state deducted from the paychecks

Ans:State tax

3.Medicare tax ,the employee and the employer contribute equally about 1.45% each

Ans:1.45% of employee wages matched by an additional 1.45% paid by the employer

4.Federal Insurance Contributions Act Tax.This is contributed by both the employer and the employee. This contribution is generally given to the retired people .The social security and the medicare ser6are funded through this.

Ans:Social Security Tax to fund the U.S. retirement program

5.The I-9 Form or Form I-9 is the form of Employement Eligibility Verification. Here the employee are verified for their identify

Ans:Employee Eligibility Form

6.W-4 form is used also called as Employee Withholding Allowance Certificate .This has to be filled up by the employee from this employer gets a clear view on what amount has to be deducted from the paycheck of the employee

Ans:Employee Withholding Allowance Certificate

7.The Form W-2 has to be filled by the employer .It is also called as Wage and Tax Statement .It has to be send before year end or before January 31st

Ans:Wage and Tax statement provided annually before January 31

8.Salary refers to the fixed amount which is agreed or a standard of pay set for the particular work or designation. It does not includes any overtime,deductions in specific

Ans:Wages paid as a fixed amount of money that does not depend on the number of hours worked

9.Federal tax is the tax taken by the government from an individual. It includes all types of taxes

Ans:Money withheld from the paycheck and paid to the federal government

10.Gross pay refers to the amount paid depending upon the number of hours worked

Ans:Wages based on number of hours worked times hourly rate