__________ standardized requirements for medical documentation as defined by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in 1995 and 1997
Fill in the blank with correct word.
Documentation Guidelines
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Passive RFID tags have ranges from about ____.
A. 1 to 12 inches B. 2 to 24 inches C. 1/3 inch to 19 feet D. 1/2 inch to 30 feet
Assessment of a young girl who was hit while riding her bike reveals her to be responsive to painful stimuli with flexion of the extremities and in respiratory distress. There is marked deformity to her thoracic spine and bruising noted to her anterior chest and abdomen. She does not move her legs when noxious stimuli are applied to the lower extremities. Manual inline spinal stabilization is
being held and a cervical collar has been applied. Given the critical nature of this patient, which one of the following is MOST appropriate for her care? A) Transfer her to the long board already on the stretcher and secure with straps en route to the hospital. B) Complete immobilization to the long board on scene prior to rapid transport to the hospital. C) Wait for family members to arrive prior to moving her to the stretcher for immediate transport to the hospital. D) Rapidly transfer her to the stretcher with immobilization to the long board done en route to the hospital.
Take backs should be applied ________ most of the time.
A. to the patient's first charge B. to the patient's next charge C. evenly between all the patient's charges D. to the same charge that had the overpayment
What is considered a rehabilitation benefit? Explain work hardening programs and their relationship to such benefits. Discuss vocational rehab as well
What will be an ideal response?