Which of the following is a phenomenon related to the structure of the x-ray tube's target (anode) angle?
A) contrast
B) fog
C) heel effect
D) density
C
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Marissa is 14 years old and arrives at the physician's office with her mother. Marissa lost a large part of the hair on her head. She denies any recent illnesses, or travel outside of the country. Examination of the scalp shows that the bald patches are smooth with noticeable hair. There is a family history of alopecia; both her mother and her grandmother had issues with it when they were in
their teens. The doctor did decide to run an ANA test to rule out any autoimmune issues, though he expected the results to be negative. He diagnosed Marissa with alopecia areata and prescribed topical corticosteroids. He counseled Marissa about alopecia areata, and assured her that in almost all cases, the hair does grow back. He told her to call him if she had any questions and told Marissa's mother to watch for signs of depression, or other psychological impacts of the hair loss. He asked Marissa to see him in three months, or sooner if she started losing eyebrow hair, eyelashes, or public hair, as that could indicate alopecia universalis, as opposed to the alopecia areata. First-listed diagnosis: ________ Secondary diagnoses: ________ Fill in the blank with correct word.
The doctrine of professional discretion pertains to medical record keeping. Which of the following describes this doctrine in more detail?
A. Patients should be able to obtain access to or copies of their medical records. B. It is up to the discretion of the physician whether or not to allow all patients access to their medical records. C. It is up to the discretion of the patient whether or not he or she may see the records. D. It is up to the insurance company's discretion as to whether or not a patient may see his or her records. E. It is up to the discretion of the facility whether or not to allow patients access to their medical records.
Explain the differences between primary and secondary adrenal insufficiency
What will be an ideal response?
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