PPO in-network providers are those who:
A) Offer specialized services.
B) Have a contract with the PPO.
C) Offer primary care only.
D) Bill patients directly.
B
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How many years of study are required at an accredited college of pharmacy for a PharmD degree?
A) 2 B) 3 C) 4 D) 6
You are off duty and have come across a motor vehicle collision. A car has crashed head-on into a utility pole. There is moderate damage to the vehicle and the driver is walking about the scene. You stop and assess the patient. He has a large bruise on his arm and is complaining of abdominal pain where the seat belt contacted his body. Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs) are on scene and a
responding ambulance has a 2-minute ETA. At this point, you realize that: A) you cannot leave until another EMT or paramedic arrives to assume care. B) you can leave the scene since the patient is stable and EMS is 2 minutes away. C) you can only transfer care to a paramedic once he or she arrives on scene. D) you can transfer care to EMRs since EMS is notified and 2 minutes from the scene.
Using the shift rule, if a patient is rotated 30° into a right posterior oblique (RPO) for a lumbar spine, in which direction is the centering of the CR adjusted?
A. Shift centering toward the right of midline (patient's right) B. Shift centering toward the left of midline (patient's left) C. Center to surface midline
What is POCT?
A. Personnel occupational care training B. Point-of-care testing C. Patient-operated cholesterol test D. Physician-ordered chemistry test