If a Medicaid patient is on restricted status when eligibility is verified, the patient is required to:
A) receive only certain services.
B) receive services only from a specific provider.
C) obtain authorization for all services.
D) obtain services only in cases of an emergency.
B) receive services only from a specific provider.
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A. allergist B. cardiologist C. dermatologist D. anesthesiologist
A 911 call was placed for a 3-year-old child with difficulty breathing. On scene you note that the child is upright with slight stridor upon inspiration. He is alert and breathing at a rate of 30 breaths per minute. His skin is warm and dry, and his radial pulse strong and regular. His breath sounds are clear and equal. His mother states that he has been fine all day until 15 minutes ago when he
was playing with friends in the playroom and suddenly started having difficulty breathing. As an EMT, you should suspect which of the following conditions? A) Foreign body airway obstruction B) Epiglottitis C) Croup (laryngotracheobronchitis) D) Bronchial asthma
A large female patient has fallen in a parking lot between two cars. She must be moved on the backboard to the waiting stretcher which is located approximately 200 feet from your location. Four rescuers are present. How would they best be used to promote the safest movement of the patient?
A) One at the head, two at the feet, and the fourth to act as a spotter during the move B) The strongest person at the head, and the other three at the foot end C) Two at the head, two at the feet, with all rescuers using their right hand to carry the backboard D) One at the head, one at the feet, and the other two on opposite sides on the backboard
If a severely injured patient who will likely not survive is identified as being an organ donor, the paramedic:
A) must keep the patient warm to keep his or her organs viable. B) must determine whether or not the patient is legally brain dead. C) should recall that severe trauma disqualifies a patient as a donor. D) should contact medical control for guidance as to how to proceed.