Which of the following describes chronic renal failure?
A. Kidneys suddenly lose function
B. Commonly caused by high blood pressure or diabetes
C. May cause excessive urine production
D. Can result from hemorrhaging
E. May cause frequent seizure activity
B. Commonly caused by high blood pressure or diabetes
Chronic kidney (renal) failure is commonly caused by high blood pressure or diabetes.
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HIPAA's Security Rule administrative safeguards refer to the:
a. Protection against computer hackers. b. Processes designed to control access to data. c. Policies and procedures developed and maintained to protect her. d. Plug-and-play connectivity.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false