Which assessment finding best indicates that the newborn is significantly distressed?
A) Loud crying
B) Respiratory rate of 50 breaths per minute
C) Apgar score of 8
D) Heart rate of 92 beats per minute
D) Heart rate of 92 beats per minute
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You have been asked to speak to a group of new mothers regarding the emergency treatment of a fever. During your presentation, one of the mothers asks you what temperature would cause a child to seize. Your response would be:
A) "When a child's temperature rises above 105°F, seizure activity will occur." B) "It is not the specific temperature that is of concern, but the rate at which the body temperature rises." C) "If the temperature of a child's fever rises slowly over several hours, she is at greater risk for seizures." D) "For a child to seize when she has a fever, she must also have a history of seizures or a cardiac condition."
Identify the improperly set ventilator parameter using the scalars shown below
a. Mode b. Flow rate c. Sensitivity d. Tidal volume
The "extra" codes in ICD-9 that tell the third-party payer how an illness or injury came about are known as ________.
A. Dx codes B. DRG codes C. V codes D. E/M codes E. E codes
Which statement is correct?
A) Data are based on facts. B) Data are collected at the end of a patient's stay. C) Data are collected only on patients only on observations. D) Data are never collected on inpatient admissions.