ANLY 502 FINAL COMPREHENSIVE STUDY
GUIDE 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
• Project Audits.
Answer: provides timely insights into the project that can be leveraged to
further increase the odds of successful project completion
• Evaluate.
Answer: means to set the value of or appraise. Appraises the progress and
performance of a project compared to that project's planned progress and
performance, or compared to the progress and performance of other, similar
projects.
• What is the 1st & most straightforward dimension.
Answer: The project's efficiency in meeting both the budget and the
schedule.
• What is the 2nd & most complex dimension.
Answer: Is that of funder impact/satisfaction. This dimension includes
meeting the project's technical and operational specifications but also
includes factors relating to loyalty and repurchase: fulfilling the funder's
needs, actual use by the customer, solving a major operational problem of
the funder, and the perennial challenge of funder satisfaction.
• What is the 3rd dimension.
Answer: Is business/direct success, measured here primarily in terms of
level of commercial success and market share
• What are recommendations for improvement of both ongoing and future
projects?.
Answer: •Identify problems earlier •Clarify scope, cost, and time
relationships •Improve project performance •Locate opportunities for future
technological advances •Evaluate the quality of project management
, •Reduce costs•Improve the process of risk identification and management
•Speed up the achievement of results •Identify mistakes, remedy them, and
avoid them in the future •Provide information to the client •Reconfirm the
organization's interest in and commitment to the project
• Cardiovascular Focused Questions.
Answer: chest pain, shortness of breath, history of high blood pressure, heart
attack, medications, surgeries
• What occurs during systole.
Answer: AV closes and SL opens
• What are direct goals?.
Answer: The stated project objectives, including funder satisfaction
• What occurs during diastole.
Answer: AV opens and SL closes
• What are the AV valves.
Answer: Tricuspid (4th ICS Left Midsternal border) and Mitral (5th ICS
Left Midclavicular line)
• What are the SL valves.
Answer: Aortic (2nd ICS Right Midsternal Border) and Pulmonic (2nd ICS
Left Midsternal Border)
• What are the two types of heart murmurs.
Answer: regurgitation and stenotic
• What is preload.
Answer: amount of blood left in the ventricles after diastole
• What is the 1st ancillary goal?.
Answer: Probably the most important, is the obvious fact that one cannot
measure performance against an unknown goal.
• What is the 2nd ancillary goal?.
Answer: Individuals pursue their own ends while working for organizations.
At times, however, people may be unwilling to admit to personal
, goals—goals they may see as not entirely consistent with organizational
objectives.
• What is the 3rd ancillary goal?.
Answer: Lack of trust. Members of a project team are never quite
comfortable in the presence of an auditor/evaluator. If the auditor/evaluator
is an "outsider"—anyone who cannot be identified as a project team
member—there is fear that "we won't be understood."
• What is afterload.
Answer: the amount of force needed to push the blood out of the ventricles
• What to inspect for a CV assessment.
Answer: symmetry, color, JVP, pulsations, heaves, lifts, capillary refill
• What to palpate for a CV assessment.
Answer: checking pulse sites - carotid (one at a time), brachial, radial, ulnar,
femoral, popliteal, posterior tibial, dorsalis pedis. Grade each of them.
Check for pretibial edema and grade
• What is the 4th ancillary goal?.
Answer: Projects, similarly to all organizations that serve human ends, are
multipurposed. The diverse set of direct and ancillary, project, and
individual goals do not bear clear, organizationally determined (or accepted)
priorities.
• The ancillary goals of projects are:.
Answer: Usually not clear nor identified.
• What to auscultate for a CV assessment.
Answer: listening to the carotid with the bell side (check for bruits), listen to
5 valves spots w/ diaphragm and bell, apical heart rate for 1 minute
• Which of the following statements describe problems associated with
unstated project goals?.
Answer: Progress toward unstated goals cannot be measured.
• Because the projects an organization initiates support its _______, which in
GUIDE 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
• Project Audits.
Answer: provides timely insights into the project that can be leveraged to
further increase the odds of successful project completion
• Evaluate.
Answer: means to set the value of or appraise. Appraises the progress and
performance of a project compared to that project's planned progress and
performance, or compared to the progress and performance of other, similar
projects.
• What is the 1st & most straightforward dimension.
Answer: The project's efficiency in meeting both the budget and the
schedule.
• What is the 2nd & most complex dimension.
Answer: Is that of funder impact/satisfaction. This dimension includes
meeting the project's technical and operational specifications but also
includes factors relating to loyalty and repurchase: fulfilling the funder's
needs, actual use by the customer, solving a major operational problem of
the funder, and the perennial challenge of funder satisfaction.
• What is the 3rd dimension.
Answer: Is business/direct success, measured here primarily in terms of
level of commercial success and market share
• What are recommendations for improvement of both ongoing and future
projects?.
Answer: •Identify problems earlier •Clarify scope, cost, and time
relationships •Improve project performance •Locate opportunities for future
technological advances •Evaluate the quality of project management
, •Reduce costs•Improve the process of risk identification and management
•Speed up the achievement of results •Identify mistakes, remedy them, and
avoid them in the future •Provide information to the client •Reconfirm the
organization's interest in and commitment to the project
• Cardiovascular Focused Questions.
Answer: chest pain, shortness of breath, history of high blood pressure, heart
attack, medications, surgeries
• What occurs during systole.
Answer: AV closes and SL opens
• What are direct goals?.
Answer: The stated project objectives, including funder satisfaction
• What occurs during diastole.
Answer: AV opens and SL closes
• What are the AV valves.
Answer: Tricuspid (4th ICS Left Midsternal border) and Mitral (5th ICS
Left Midclavicular line)
• What are the SL valves.
Answer: Aortic (2nd ICS Right Midsternal Border) and Pulmonic (2nd ICS
Left Midsternal Border)
• What are the two types of heart murmurs.
Answer: regurgitation and stenotic
• What is preload.
Answer: amount of blood left in the ventricles after diastole
• What is the 1st ancillary goal?.
Answer: Probably the most important, is the obvious fact that one cannot
measure performance against an unknown goal.
• What is the 2nd ancillary goal?.
Answer: Individuals pursue their own ends while working for organizations.
At times, however, people may be unwilling to admit to personal
, goals—goals they may see as not entirely consistent with organizational
objectives.
• What is the 3rd ancillary goal?.
Answer: Lack of trust. Members of a project team are never quite
comfortable in the presence of an auditor/evaluator. If the auditor/evaluator
is an "outsider"—anyone who cannot be identified as a project team
member—there is fear that "we won't be understood."
• What is afterload.
Answer: the amount of force needed to push the blood out of the ventricles
• What to inspect for a CV assessment.
Answer: symmetry, color, JVP, pulsations, heaves, lifts, capillary refill
• What to palpate for a CV assessment.
Answer: checking pulse sites - carotid (one at a time), brachial, radial, ulnar,
femoral, popliteal, posterior tibial, dorsalis pedis. Grade each of them.
Check for pretibial edema and grade
• What is the 4th ancillary goal?.
Answer: Projects, similarly to all organizations that serve human ends, are
multipurposed. The diverse set of direct and ancillary, project, and
individual goals do not bear clear, organizationally determined (or accepted)
priorities.
• The ancillary goals of projects are:.
Answer: Usually not clear nor identified.
• What to auscultate for a CV assessment.
Answer: listening to the carotid with the bell side (check for bruits), listen to
5 valves spots w/ diaphragm and bell, apical heart rate for 1 minute
• Which of the following statements describe problems associated with
unstated project goals?.
Answer: Progress toward unstated goals cannot be measured.
• Because the projects an organization initiates support its _______, which in
