Which of the following is a TRUE statement?
A. An African-American named Bruce Tucker got a heart transplant from a white man with head injuries.
B. Marissa Ayala was conceived to be a bone marrow donor, had her bone marrow harvested, and died as a result.
C. Shana Alexander did not think that Belding Scribner manipulated America and Congress to pay for dialysis machines.
D. Belding Scribner invented a permanent, indwelling shunt for hemodialysis patients.
E. The End Stage Renal Disease Act saved Americans money over the next decades because dialysis machines became cheaper as more were produced.
Answer: D
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A. foul play. B. electrocution. C. a myocardial infraction. D. an underlying respiratory problem.
Which of the following is NOT a beginning procedure completion action?
A. Assemble equipment. B. Knock on the door. C. Document what you did. D. Explain what you are going to do.
Digoxin is available in 0.25 milligram tablets. The order is for digoxin 1 milligram orally twice a day. Give ________
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is not a benefit of having a fax machine in the medical office?
A. It can be sent and received within minutes. B. It can be used as an extra telephone. C. It helps protect a patient's protected health information. D. It can be used as an extra copier. E. It is usually less expensive than overnight mail service.