Which type of catheter is used when it needs to be inserted for an extended period of time?
A) Straight
B) Curved
C) Foley
D) French
C
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Other uses for the Personal Alert Safety system (PASS) include:
A) Gas analyzers B) Scene accountability C) Firefighter location D) All of the above
Under what circumstances are you required to add a patient's employer information in order for a claim to be paid?
A. When they are the insurance subscriber B. When they are employed by your office C. When the referring physician requests it D. When it is a worker's compensation case
Claims that are unpaid, but also have not had any follow-up activity within the last 30 days are known as ________________.
A. adjudicated claims B. unpaid claims C. accounts receivable D. inactive claims
A manual hemoglobin is determined on a patient, and the dilution still appears turbid after letting it sit for 15 minutes. The stained blood film is examined, and sickle cells are observed on the blood film
Equal volumes of the diluted hemoglobin sample and water are mixed together, and the absorbance of this read on a spectrophotometer. How should the hemoglobin result be determined from the standard calibrated graph? a. Add the results from the turbid and second dilution together and divide by 2. b. Multiply the result obtained from the graph on the diluted specimen by 2. c. Divide the result obtained from the graph on the diluted specimen by 2. d. There was no reason to perform this second dilution.