The risk of significant complication, morbidity, and/or mortality is based on the risks of:
the presenting problems.
the diagnostic procedures.
the possible management options.
all of the above.
Answer: all of the above.
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A. No clear evidence demonstrates that either type facility has a better survival rate. B. The survival rate for PMV patients in acute care hospitals is 50% compared with 20% in postacute care settings. C. The survival rate for PMV patients in acute care hospitals is 20% compared with 10% in postacute care settings. D. The survival rate for PMV patients in acute care hospitals is 25% compared with 65% in postacute care settings.
Most insurance carriers accept claims up to ________ from the date of service.
A. six months B. one month C. one year D. two years
A physician reports a case of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) to the state. This is ____.
A. negligence B. breach of contract C. the physician's public duty D. lack of confidentiality E. invasion of privacy
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A. The dye is an indicator that changes color when blood flow is restored. B. The dye is used to find the exact location of the blockage. C. The dye is a precaution to help the surgeon avoid nearby nerve endings. D. The dye contains Coumadin, which will make the blood flow more freely.