The form used by the provider to document ICD-9-CM and CPT codes for routine services is referred to as a(n):
encounter form.
charge slip.
superbill.
all of the above.
Answer: all of the above.
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A) suction blood from the airway as needed. B) transport fully immobilized with her feet elevated. C) apply ice packs to the bridge of the nose to control hemorrhage. D) carefully pack the nasal passages with rolls of sterile gauze.
Which of the following pathogens can live in dried blood for weeks and should be a major concern for EMS providers even while cleaning contaminated equipment?
A) Tuberculosis B) Hepatitis B C) Hepatitis A D) AIDS
________ allows for the growth of certain microorganisms found in periodontal pockets
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Surgical asepsis is based on maintaining cleanliness to prevent the spread of microorganisms and to ensure that there are as few microorganisms in the medical environment as possible. 2. Another name for surgical asepsis is clean technique. 3. When using transfer forceps, touch only the handles. 4. Sterile items should only touch contaminated items. 5. Following Universal Precautions means assuming that all blood and body fluids are infected with blood-borne pathogens.