Group insurance is issued to an employer to provide coverage for:
A) employees only.
B) employees and spouses only.
C) employees and children only.
D) employees and all their dependents.
D) employees and all their dependents.
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An individual who is an insured, enrolled subscriber or dependent under the terms of a health benefit plan is a(n):
A. contracted entity. B. covered person. C. payer. D. provider.
The term that refers to inflammation of small outpouchings in the walls of the large intestines is:
A) peptic ulcer disease. B) diverticulitis. C) cholecystitis. D) pancreatitis.
A patient has been stabbed in the chest with a 6-inch-long ice pick. When you assess the wound you find it to be very small and insignificant in appearance, with minimal bleeding. Which of the following assumptions can you correctly make about this injury?
a. The wound is most likely superficial. b. Damage to the underlying structures is likely. c. Not enough information is available to make any assumptions. d. Because the entrance wound is small, severe bleeding is highly unlikely.
Which bone is part of the shoulder girdle and has the following movements: elevation, depression, protraction, retraction, and rotation?
A) clavicle B) sternum C) scapula D) humerus