The Universal Protocol for Preventing Wrong Site, Wrong Procedure, and Wrong Person Surgery requires the hospital to have an alternative process for site marking for
A. minimal-access procedures treating a unilateralized internal organ, whether percutaneous or through a natural orifice
B. premature infants or elderly patients for whom the mark may cause a permanent tattoo
C. patients who refuse site marking
Answer: C. patients who refuse site marking
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In the below figure, C represents which of the following?
a. Vital capacity c. Functional residual capacity b. Inspiratory capacity d. Expiratory residual volume
Information on the patient's chart that is the patient's primary reason for making the office visit is the ________.
A. present illness B. chief complaint C. social history D. assessment of body systems
The skeletal system is composed of 206 bones, which include the axial skeleton and the appendicular skeleton.
What will be an ideal response?
The chest X-ray was performed before placing a chest tube and then again after the chest tube placement to verify the position. What is a correct modifier?
A. -53 Discontinued procedure B. -51 Multiple procedures C. -26 Repeat procedure D. -76 Repeat procedure