An example of point-of-care documentation is:
A) dictating a report after the patient leaves the office.
B) entering vital signs at the patient's bedside.
C) completing SOAP notes on all patient visits at the end of the day.
D) writing nursing notes at the end of the shift.
E) All of the above
B
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The ________ serves as a widely used ethical guide for physicians who pledge to work for the good of the patient, to do him or her no harm, to prescribe no deadly drugs, to give no advice that could cause death, and to keep confidential medical information regarding the patient.
A. Medical Oath B. Code of Hammurabi C. Hypothetical Oath D. Hippocratic Oath
What was the main purpose of the 1946 Hill-Burton Act?
a. Expansion of the availability of health services and improved hospital facilities b. Creation of a national health insurance plan c. Regulation of physicians' salaries d. Raising the legal drinking age to 21 years
Which of the following is included when administering a capsule orally?
A. Give all oral drugs on an empty stomach B. Open the drug container and place the cap face-down on the counter C. Tap the correct number of capsules into the cap of the container D. Pick up any excess capsules or tablets that may come out and put them back in the bottle E. Leave the drug container open until after the medication has been administered