What accommodation might be made for clients in frail health that want to receive spa treatments?
A) Use less extreme temperatures
B) Use invigorating treatments to improve energy
C) Use only cold treatments
D) Use only hot treatments
Answer: A
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Managed care organizations, in an effort to make delivery of health care more cost effective, are pushing to replace medical assistants with noncredentialed personnel. 2. Because of their interest in making health-care delivery more cost effective, managed care organizations are expected to establish certification as a mandatory designation for medical assistants. 3. OSHA and CLIA statutes and regulations can best be met by medical assistants who are credentialed. 4. OSHA and CLIA do not require medical assistants to be credentialed at this time. 5. The Certified Office Laboratory Technician (COLT) certification offered by the American Medical Technologists is for health-care professionals who perform eye exams in the physician's office.
In contrast to volatile chemical agents, nonvolatile chemical agents:
A) evaporate fast when left on a surface in the optimal temperature range. B) include sarin and will turn from liquid to gas within seconds to minutes. C) include all nerve gases and remain in the environment for weeks to months. D) can remain on surfaces for long periods of time, usually longer than 24 hours.
How should fire fighters handle a potentially explosive device?
a. direct master streams onto the device b. do not handle or approach the device c. surround the device with an earthen dyke or sandbags d. carefully move the device to a safe area
You are pulling into the hospital with a patient with a behavioral emergency who continually seeks treatment at this particular hospital. Before you can unload the patient, a physician comes out and tells you that you must take the patient to another hospital and that he can't be seen here. This is best classified as a(n):
A) violation of the patient consent. B) HIPAA violation. C) violation of the Ryan White CARE Act. D) EMTALA violation.