Where should the safety belt be positioned on a patient?
a. Over the patient's chest
b. Over the patient's abdomen
c. Over the patient's thighs
d. On the patient's knees
ANS: C
The safety belt is applied over the patient's thighs 2 to 3 inches above the knees.
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a. uphill side c. side b. rear d. front
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When blood components are ordered all of the following are true except
a. Name of the physician placing the order must be indicated b. Orders should be placed to ensure sufficient time to perform complete testing c. Requests must include the number and type of components required d. Requests must only be made using a written request form
Which of the following is not a characteristic of an E-visit?
What will be an ideal response?