The ________ filing system assigns the patient a new medical record number with each hospital visit.
A. serial-number
B. unit-number
C. middle-digit
D. terminal-digit
Answer: A
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a. 40 to 50 b. 80 to 90 c. 20 to 35 d. 50 to 70
You are assessing a conscious but confused hunter who became lost in the woods on a cold day. Your assessment shows him to have an open airway, adequate breathing, and a weak radial pulse. His skin is cold to the touch and he is shivering. The EMT should recognize that the:
A) Cold has caused the brain to become dysfunctional, as evidenced by the shivering B) Shivering actually represents a small seizure, indicating that the brain is cold C) Shivering is a protective means by which the body is attempting to warm itself D) Shivering indicates that the patient's core body temperature has fallen to less than 90°F
____, brewed from various materials, are liquids which have a volatile oil that evaporates at room temperature and leaves a distinctive odor in the air.
A. Syrups B. Tinctures C. Gels D. Spirits
While the exact cause of cataracts is NOT known, it has been shown that decreased exposure to sunlight may speed up the development of cataracts
Indicate whether the statement is true or false