Flash burns associated with electricity occur because:
A) air is a moderately good conductor of electricity, generating moderate heat.
B) air is an excellent conductor of electricity, generating moderate heat.
C) air is mildly resistant to the passage of electricity, generating only enough heat to cause superficial burns.
D) air is highly resistant to the passage of electricity, generating intense heat.
D
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A) subendocardial infarctions B) subpericardial infarctions C) submyocardial infarctions D) subepicardial infarctions
Match the following:
A) deductible B) electronic remittance advice (ERA) C) conversion factor D) coinsurance E) relative value unit F) reason code G) adjudication H) copayment I) withhold J) allowed charge 1) Code shown on an explanation of benefits (EOB) to explain the coverage determination or a denial 2) A set amount that the patient must pay at the time of service 3) The act of processing a claim that consists of edits, review, and determination. 4) Unit of measurement assigned to a service based on the skill and time required to perform it 5) A number used to multiply or divide a quantity when converting from one system of units to another 6) The maximum amount an insurance carrier will pay for a covered service 7) Percentage of the provider's payment held back to offset any additional costs under a capitation agreement 8) The amount that a policyholder must pay for covered services before insurance benefits begin to pay 9) Percentage of the cost of covered services that the policyholder must pay 10) Version of the EOB sent to the provider by the insurance carrier after the processing of electronic claims
____ are platforms or baskets attached to articulating booms mounted on a truck.
A. Aerial ladders B. Truck ladders C. Tower ladders D. Snorkels
What is the purpose of the medical specialty of anesthesia?
A) oversee operative procedures B) manage a patient's status C) prevent patient trauma D) position the patient