The main reason for the services provided is known as the ________ diagnosis
a. qualified
b. first-listed
c. primary
d. SOAP
b
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You have determined an alert elderly male to have garbled speech and weakness to the right arm and leg. His vital signs and SpO2 level are within normal limits. The family informs you that he has a history of heart problems and diabetes. Which one of the following should you do immediately?
A) Administer oral glucose or sugar water. B) Attach the automated external defibrillator (AED). C) Check the patient's blood glucose level (if local protocol allows). D) Administer high-concentration oxygen through a nonrebreather mask.
Once the standard annual catastrophic cap (maximum amount beneficiaries are required to pay within 1 year) has been met, for a beneficiary on TRICARE Standard or TRICARE Extra, TRICARE pays:
A) 25%. B) 40%. C) 60%. D) 100%.
When an adult pedestrian is struck by a motor vehicle, lateral and posterior injuries are most common because:
A) the patient is thrust onto the hood of the vehicle. B) adults tend to turn to the side or away from the impact. C) the patient is thrown and lands on his or her side or back. D) the initial impact by the bumper spins the patient to the side.
The main difference between character position 2 (body system) and character position 4 (body part) is:
A. body system is not usually documented. B. body system is an area. C. body part is where the procedure was performed. D. body part is specifically named.