When adding or subtracting fractions, you must first:
A) make sure each fraction has the same numerator
B) add the denominators
C) change any mixed fractions to improper fractions
D) change any improper fractions to mixed fractions
C
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Which of the following best reflects an example of the risk of a selected management option?
a. The risk of the complications, comorbidities, and/or mortality posed to the patient by the chief complaint, illness, or disease that brought him or her into the clinic, especially in relation to the interval of time between the current visit and the subsequent visit b. The risk of complications, comorbidity, and/or mortality posed to the patient by any testing that has been ordered by the physician who performs the E/M service and is intended to help that physician diagnose the complaint c. An objective tool to determine the level of risk of complications, comorbidity, and/or mortality in an easy-to-read, impartial format d. The risk of complications, comorbidity, and/or mortality posed to the patient by the therapeutic, resuscitative, or maintenance plan of care selected by the physician performing the E/M service
The inpatient census for Healthy Hospital at midnight on May 1 was 268, and the daily inpatient census for May was 270. On May 2, 16 patients were admitted, 9 were discharged, and 2 were admitted and discharged on the same day. ? Calculate the daily inpatient census for May 2nd.
A. 277 B. 275 C. 279 D. 547
Which of the following are key strategies for ensuring your success as a medical assistant?
A. Critical thinking, time management, and stress management B. Teamwork, organization, and professional boundaries C. Goal setting, time management, and teamwork D. Work quality, punctuality, and stress management E. Professional appearance, teamwork, and critical thinking
Riverview Medical utilizes an electronic health record. Any hard copy documents that come to the practice remain in hard copy and are filed in a manila folder for each patient. Would this be a patient care issue? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?