In some cases, the physician can be an employee of a managed care organization and work for a salary
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Which of the following is a description of the rule of nines for an adult?
A) The rule of nines assigns 9% to the head and neck; 6% to each upper extremity; 12% to the chest and abdomen; 9% to the upper back, the lower back and buttocks, the front of each lower extremity, and the back of each lower extremity, then 1% to the genital region. B) The rule of nines assigns 9% to the head and neck, each upper extremity, the chest, the abdomen, the upper back, the lower back and buttocks, the front of each lower extremity, and the back of each lower extremity, then 1% to the genital region. C) The rule of nines assigns 9% to the head and neck, as well as each upper extremity; 10% to the chest, the abdomen, and the upper back; 8% to the lower back and buttocks, the front of each lower extremity, and the back of each lower extremity, then 1% to the genital region. D) The rule of nines assigns 9% to the head and neck, each upper extremity, the chest, the abdomen, the upper back, and the lower back and buttocks; 8% to the front of each lower extremity; and 10% for the back of each lower extremity, then 1% to the genital region.
The EMT would describe diabetes as a disease state in which:
A) not enough sugar is provided to the body. B) there is a problem with the metabolism of carbohydrates and other foods. C) there is a contusion in which too much insulin is produced by the pancreas. D) the body cannot store and maintain sugar reserves.
An incision made in the artery is called an ________
A. arteriovenous (AV) fistula C. arteriostomy B. arteriotomy D. arteriogram
Which of the following is NOT a confounder for the BNP assay?
A. Infusion of Nesiritide® B. Patient in renal failure C. Patients with multiple sclerosis D. Patients with cirrhosis