When properly trained in the START system, an OEC Technician should be able to complete a patient assessment in no more than:
a. 90 seconds.
b. 45 seconds.
c. 60 seconds.
d. 30 seconds.
Answer: d
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Which of the following is NOT true about the difference between nephritic and nephrotic syndromes?
a. They are both a collection of disorders affecting the kidneys. b. They are both characterized by proteinuria. c. Both are characterized by hematuria. d. None of the above
Affirmative duty:
a. does not require inspection of the property. b. does not require reasonable care. c. does not necessarily make the premises safe. d. is to protect the invitee.
A patient was admitted into the hospital as an inpatient for a total abdominal hysterectomy. Which code set would be used by the hospital to report for the facility?
A. ICD-10-PCS B. HCPCS Level II C. CPT D. ICD-10-CM