Which of the following is a true statement about health care professional exams?
a. Only students who earn high grades can take them.
b. Students who graduate from accredited programs are not required to take them.
c. Specific educational requirements and clinical experience must be completed before taking them.
d. They are required in order to work legally in all occupations that involve direct patient care.
c
FEEDBACK: a. Professional exams are open to all students who meet the requirements.
b. Graduation from an accredited program does not exempt a student from taking required professional exams.
c. Correct.
d. Not all occupations require professional exams.
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