SNAP 2022 Actual Question Papers with Solutions, Slot-wise – Page 12
All 60 questions of SNAP 2022. Tap Show answer, or open the detailed solution (free login). Page 12 of 12.
You are an OPD doctor at a private hospital. The revenue team tells doctors to advise a CT scan for every headache patient. Most of your cases need only examination and simple treatment. Your contract renewal depends partly on 'diagnostic conversion'. What should you do?
- Resign without raising the instruction or arranging continuity, since leaving would distance you from the hospital's financial priorities.
- Limit scans to patients with clinical indications but leave the instruction unreported, since individual judgement already protects patients.
- Recommend scans routinely for every headache patient, since extensive investigation could identify rare conditions that examination alone misses.
- Order CT scans only when clinically justified and challenge the blanket instruction through a written report.
Show answerHide answer
Answer: D. Order CT scans only when clinically justified and challenge the blanket instruction through a written report.
You are a civil-engineering trainee at a tower site. You notice scaffold ties missing on the ninth floor while workers are on it. Your supervisor says, 'That's the contractor's job, don't interfere.' The floor slab must be cast by evening. What should you do?
- Leave intervention entirely to the contractor without reporting the danger, since its supervisors have direct responsibility for scaffolding.
- Alert the site safety officer immediately and seek a work stoppage until scaffold ties are restored.
- Notify the safety officer about missing ties but request action after casting, since completing work would prevent disruption.
- Post photographs publicly before contacting site safety staff, since widespread attention could persuade management to improve site practices.
Show answerHide answer
Answer: B. Alert the site safety officer immediately and seek a work stoppage until scaffold ties are restored.
You are the night pharmacist at a pharmacy chain. A regular elderly diabetic customer needs insulin, but her prescription expired yesterday. It is 11 pm, her doctor's clinic is closed, and the chain does not allow insulin without a valid prescription. What should you do?
- Supply a full month without renewed prescribing advice, since her relationship with the pharmacy provides reassurance about continuity.
- Decline assistance until the clinic reopens, since maintaining the chain's prescription requirement would ensure consistent handling of requests.
- Seek a teleconsultation but dispense immediately using yesterday's prescription, since obtaining renewed documentation afterwards would avoid interrupting treatment.
- Arrange a teleconsultation tonight and dispense a short supply only if the clinician issues an appropriate prescription.
Show answerHide answer
Answer: D. Arrange a teleconsultation tonight and dispense a short supply only if the clinician issues an appropriate prescription.
You are the regional head of an IT support company. Your contract with a corporate client promises that urgent support tickets are resolved within 48 hours, but your team has worked to 72 hours for a month. The client has not noticed, temporary staff to restore 48 hours would take about three weeks to hire, and your team says the slower pace has cut errors by half.
Rank the given considerations in the order a sound business judgment would weigh them, from first to last.
1. Telling the client now about the month of missed 48-hour resolutions
2. The contract's 48-hour resolution promise
3. Hiring temporary staff, which will take about three weeks, to get back to 48 hours
4. The team's preference to keep a 72-hour pace
- 2-3-4-1
- 2-1-3-4
- 4-2-1-3
- 2-4-1-3
Show answerHide answer
Answer: B. 2-1-3-4
Take the statements below as true. Based only on these statements, decide which conclusion(s) necessarily follow. Do not assume anything about anyone's intent.
Statements:
1. Rule: All sale ads must show the original price; an 'up to' discount may be used only if at least 20% of items carry the maximum discount.
2. A sale ad says 'Up to 70% off'; 5% of items carry 70% off and another 30% carry 50% off.
Conclusions:
I. The ad violates the rule.
II. The ad must show the original prices.
- Only I follows
- Only II follows
- Both I and II follow
- Neither follows
Show answerHide answer
Answer: C. Both I and II follow