During his encounter, Warren agrees for Dr. Dyan to schedule his cataract surgery. Report this with modifier:
A. 56.
B. 54.
C. 24.
D. 57.
Answer: D
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A) listening to parts of the body. B) pertaining to the ear. C) palpating parts of the body. D) both A and B.
While attempting to resuscitate a middle-aged woman in cardiac arrest, you perform effective CPR but do not evaluate the patient's cardiac rhythm until 10 minutes into the resuscitation attempt. When the cardiac monitor is finally applied, the patient is in asystole. The patient is transported but is pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital. Which of the following statements regarding this scenario is correct?
A) The delay in evaluating the patient's cardiac rhythm constitutes a breach of duty and could be proven to be the proximate cause of her death. B) Simple negligence can be established because of the delay in applying the cardiac monitor, but your inaction did not proximately cause her death. C) Your inaction reflects gross negligence and it easily could be established that the patient would have survived if the cardiac monitor had been applied earlier. D) Although there was a delay in applying the cardiac monitor, you cannot be held liable, because effective CPR was performed throughout the resuscitation attempt.