You are reviewing a prehospital care report (PCR) and note the following entry: "Pt. took PCN b.i.d. PO for 5 days." You would interpret this as the patient took:
A) penicillin injections for five days.
B) a total of 10 pills of penicillin.
C) a penicillin pill every other day for five days.
D) antibiotic injections two times a day for five days.
B
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Salvage and overhaul are tactics:
A. intended to reduce property damage. B. started only after all fire has been extinguished. C. completed when the owner/occupant can pay expenses. D. completed only when property contains known valuables.
Which of the following is NOT true about how the heart's electrical impulses result in the printed EKG?
A) The heart impulses are sent through a microphone. B) Heart's impulses are picked up by electrodes on the skin. C) A digital converter changes the analog signal to a digital one. D) Electrodes send the signal through a cable to an amplifier in the EKG machine.
Does all this make sense together? Do your early statements fit with your later statements? Does what you say follow from the evidence? These questions can be applied for which "universal intellectual standard" as grading criteria for student reports, assignments, or case studies?
A. Depth B. Precision C. Clarity D. Logic
A Medicare patient's signature on an Advance Beneficiary Notice must be obtained
A) for all services Medicare does not deem "medically necessary." B) prior to the patient receiving any medical services. C) after the patient receives services that Medicare does not deem "medically necessary." D) for all services that are not on the Medicare benefit list.