A microorganism's disease-producing power is called _______________.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).


virulence

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A young female patient was weeding her garden when she was bitten on her left hand by an unidentified snake. The primary assessment does not reveal any life threats and vital signs are stable. In caring for this patient and her injury, it is critical that the EMT:

A) Apply ice packs to the area of the snake bite B) Administer an epinephrine auto-injector into the site C) Have the patient remove her wedding ring from her left hand D) Attempt to locate the snake for identification

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Which of the following BEST defines E/M care provided in a domiciliary setting?

A. The provision of medical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual support by interdisciplinary healthcare and other skilled professionals, specifically for patients who are terminally ill B. E/M service provided for the patient in a home or other dwelling in which a person lives and which is the person's legal place of residence; may be a multioccupant building or a private home C. Any provided services between a physician and an established patient that, unlike any other E/M service, does not occur face to face between the patient and the physician, but over the phone or via the Internet D. E/M services provided by the coordinated care of different healthcare professionals and/or therapists—including nursing care; speech, physical, and occupational therapy; and even home aid workers who can provide assistance with light chores—for a patient who is residing in a private home or domiciliary

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Give three examples of privileged communications that are exempt by law and must be reported

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Building up is called:

A) catabolism B) anabolism C) epinephrine D) aldosterone

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