A patient is seen in the emergency department following an accident. The physician documents that the wound required multiple layers and extensive undermining. According to CPT definitions, this type of repair would be classified as:
a. Simple
b. Intermediate
c. Complex
d. Advancement flap
c. Complex
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A symptom is:
a. objective. c. subjective. b. something that you see. d. something that you can smell.
Which of the following choices is BEST considered "data"?
A. Collected history B. The physical structure of the human body C. Independently review the film of the chest X-ray D. Discussion of chief complaint with patient
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You are treating a patient who has experienced a fracture of his right forearm while playing sports. The patient is alert, oriented, with normal vital signs. He reports pain is an "8" on a 10 -point system. The patient has a history of depression and has taken Nardil for many years with no problems. Which of the following is TRUE regarding the use of Demerol for this patient?
a. Because Nardil is used for depression, you should only administer half the initial dosage and have naloxone available for respiratory depression. b. The patient will most likely have developed a tolerance for narcotics and may require larger than normal doses. c. A standard dose of meperedine will be suitable for this patient. d. Demerol should not be used for this patient.