The Alphabetic Index is organized by ________.
A. codes found in the Tabular List
B. the symptoms displayed by the patient
C. the part of the body involved
D. diagnosis or condition description
E. the severity of the disease or condition
Answer: D
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The fire department has requested your assistance at a residence where the family's carbon monoxide (CO) detector has been going off. Of three patients, you first assess a 28-year-old female who states she has a sinus headache but otherwise feels fine
Her vital signs are: pulse 90, respirations 16, blood pressure 118/60 mmHg, and SpO2 100%. Given these assessment findings, you should immediately: A) inform her that the CO detector has malfunctioned. B) administer high-concentration oxygen. C) call for advanced life support assistance. D) recheck the oxygen saturation on the patient's opposite hand.
If the patient is a minor, consent to the disclosure of protected health information (PHI) must be provided by a parent or:
A) grandparent. B) legal guardian. C) sibling. D) teacher.
Treatment for torsades de pointes can include all the following EXCEPT
A) magnesium. B) overdrive pacing. C) atropine. D) electrical shock to the heart.
What is the primary advantage of using computer databases for medical records?
A) They require no special equipment or training. B) Patient data can easily be transferred from one provider to another. C) They guarantee the complete privacy of the patient's information. D) They guarantee 100% accuracy in diagnosis and treatment.