Describe the proper procedure for reconstituting a lyophilized powder
What will be an ideal response?
a. Follow the proper procedures for dressing and handwashing. Gather all materials needed for the manipulation.
b. Swab all rubber tops with alcohol. Allow the alcohol to dry.
c. Make sure the needle is firmly attached to the syringe.
d. Draw up the correct amount of diluent needed for the reconstitution.
e. Pull back on the plunger to clear the neck of the syringe. Remove the needle and replace with a vented needle.
f. Carefully add diluent to the powdered vial.
g. Gently shake or swirl to dissolve. The powder must dissolve completely.
h. Change the vented needle back to a regular needle and carefully remove the desired amount from the vial.
i. Remove any air bubbles.
j. Withdraw the needle and carefully recap.
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A. 15 B. 60 C. 30 D. 10
When applying an insurance adjustment to a patient's account, you are not typically required to post the:
A) name of the insurance company making the adjustment B) name of the secondary insurance company that might be billed later C) amount of the adjustment D) date of the adjustment