The most common legal and ethical concern related to AID is
A) legitimacy of the procedure.
B) legitimacy of the child and its support.
C) the possibility of battery by the parent.
D) lack of consent by the potential mother.
Answer: B
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How will patients be affected by the change from ICD-9-CM to ICD-10-CM/PCS?
A) The amount of time to send a patient a bill will take at least three times longer. B) The amount of time to provide copies of records will increase significantly. C) The healthcare providers' budgets will balloon due to ICD-10-CM/PCS costs, so services provided for patients may be reduced. D) Any change will most likely be negligible. The code set used for assigning codes is generally unseen by patients.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. All medical practices have to cover worker's compensation cases. 2. Under Medicaid, a patient does not need preapproval or authorization for inpatient surgery and other services performed. 3. It is almost certain that insurance processing in the twenty-first century will be entirely online, with insurers, hospitals, and doctors all contributing electronically to a patient's record. 4. Outpatient care means that a patient is not confined to the hospital for treatment. 5. The capitated rate is paid to the provider even if the patient receives no care.
Explain why it is important to see children as soon as they arrive
Zoning, building, or public safety ordinances are examples of laws passed at:
A) a local level B) an executive level C) congressional hearings D) the state legislature