The answer to your question is,
D) Check their pulse.
((Well, some people say to place your ear over the persons mouth and watch for a rise and fall of the chest-- but that's not an answer nor does that really go with any of the answers provided so..))
-Mabel <3
Answer:
The correct options are;
The security administrator makes sure to shred and properly dispose of any printed confidential information
The security administrator uses password-protected files and folders on his work computer
Explanation:
A company's policies as written in the employee manual, with regards to confidentiality, generally includes provisions and procedures on how to handle confidential information, including the requirement for the shredding of of printed confidential information that are to be disposed, such as information about the way the company operates, the earnings of the company and employee records
Password protection keeps confidential files and folders from being able to be accessed by people without the prerequisite authority, which ensures the confidentiality of the company's information is maintained.
Answer:
B. WMAN
Explanation:
A WMAN or a wireless metropolitan area network is a network bigger than a WLAN (wireless local area network) but smaller compared to the WWAN or the wireless wide area network. It is used for long haul point to point and point to multipoint communication. It is a network, service providers use to connect LAN networks wireless within a city.
The WPAN is a small wireless network as compared to WLAN, that uses Bluetooth technology for connectivity.
Answer: Aluminum, tin, and copper
Explanation: Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) is a method in which the ionizing radiation help in measuring of the doses. It has working dependent on the radioactivities which are present in the sediments.
The filters that are used for detection of the OSL is usually made of aluminium , copper or tin because the can easily detect isotopes in the sediments which is cause by minerals like uranium etc.
Answer:
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