How might a patient be affected by the imposition of a preexisting condition period after changing insurance policies? What might the medical office manager tell the patient to prepare him for this possibility?
What will be an ideal response?
A patient who is under treatment for a chronic condition, such as diabetes or asthma, may have difficulty paying for needed medical care and medications if such a patient had to go without any insurance coverage during a preexisting condition period. The medical office manager may want to discuss this possibility with the patient in a private location.
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a. 10 mg H2O/L at 35-37° C b. 20 mg H2O/L at 31-35° C c. 30 mg H2O/L at 31-35° C d. 47 mg H2O/L at 35-37° C
Which of the following is the most important consideration immediately before administering a medication?
a. Have a written order b. Complete the five rights c. Assess the patient's condition d. Ensure the correct dosage
Explain why it is important for health care professionals to stay informed about new developments
Facilities need to have in place a _________________________ in the event of an emergency that damages systems containing electronic PHI
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word