Cxray - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Entries in the medical record should be made with: A. Yellow Highlighter B. A #2 pencil C. Black pen D. Black Sharpie Marker - C Although there are credit adjustments, most adjustments would be: A. Added to the patient's account B. Subtracted from the patient's account C. Considered a payment on the account D. Considered a deductible - B The common abbreviation for "chest x-ray" is: A. CXT B. CRAY C. CXRAY D. CXR - D When the office is not staffed (such as at night or weekends...

Entries in the medical record should be made with: A. Yellow Highlighter B. A #2 pencil C. Black pen D. Black Sharpie Marker - C Although there are credit adjustments, most adjustments would be: A. Added to the patient's account B. Subtracted from the patient's account C. Considered a payment on the account D. Considered a deductible - B The common abbreviation for "chest x-ray" is: A. CXT B. CRAY C. CXRAY D. CXR - D When the office is not staffed (such as at night or weekends...

Entries in the medical record should be made with: A. Yellow Highlighter B. A #2 pencil C. Black pen D. Black Sharpie Marker - C Although there are credit adjustments, most adjustments would be: A. Added to the patient's account B. Subtracted from the patient's account C. Considered a payment on the account D. Considered a deductible - B The common abbreviation for "chest x-ray" is: A. CXT B. CRAY C. CXRAY D. CXR - D When the office is not staffed (such as at night or weekends...

Entries in the medical record should be made with: A. Yellow Highlighter B. A #2 pencil C. Black pen D. Black Sharpie Marker - C Although there are credit adjustments, most adjustments would be: A. Added to the patient's account B. Subtracted from the patient's account C. Considered a payment on the account D. Considered a deductible - B The common abbreviation for "chest x-ray" is: A. CXT B. CRAY C. CXRAY D. CXR - D When the office is

  1. most predominant symptom w asthma Answer: cough 2. how to know if tx successful with asthma Answer: peak flow meter not based off how they're using their inhaler 3. what asthma medication to NEVER prescribe on it's own and what does it need in combination with it Answer: LABA needs an ICS 4. the risk of prescibring LABA alone for asthma increases the risk of what Answer: - asthma related death 5. asthma medication that is the NEW cornerstone tx Answer: ICS 6. Examples of I...

NCA 621: Test Two Module 5 All of the following are usually s/s of L sided heart failure except: A. hepatic congestion B. dyspnea C. cyanosis D. pulmonary edema - correct answer A. hepatic congestion A patient presents with acute pulmonary edema and BP of 210/110 with acute dyspnea and hypoxia. Cxray with pulmonary edema and TTE with LVEF down to 30% from prior baseline of 40& and has pseudonormolization with grade 3 diastolic dysfunction. As an advanced provider you would document thi...

Entries in the medical record should be made with: A. Yellow Highlighter B. A #2 pencil C. Black pen D. Black Sharpie Marker - C Although there are credit adjustments, most adjustments would be: A. Added to the patient's account B. Subtracted from the patient's account C. Considered a payment on the account D. Considered a deductible - B The common abbreviation for "chest x-ray" is: A. CXT B. CRAY C. CXRAY D. CXR - D When the office is not staffed (such as at night or we...

NSG 6020 Midterm Questions and Answers (Verified Solutions) What age does bronchiolitis occur? most common at age 6 months- does not occur after age 2 main symptom of bronchiolitis wheezing-lasts about 7 days most common cause of bronchiolitis RSV Treatment for bronchiolitis No specific treatment Order of lung exam inspect, palpate, percuss, auscultate Pectus Excavatum congenital posterior displacement of lower aspect of sternum -hollowed-out appearance -concave appearance of lower sternum ...

NCA 621: Test Two Module 5 All of the following are usually s/s of L sided heart failure except: A. hepatic congestion B. dyspnea C. cyanosis D. pulmonary edema - correct answer A. hepatic congestion A patient presents with acute pulmonary edema and BP of 210/110 with acute dyspnea and hypoxia. Cxray with pulmonary edema and TTE with LVEF down to 30% from prior baseline of 40& and has pseudonormolization with grade 3 diastolic dysfunction. As an advanced provider you would document thi...

What age does bronchiolitis occur? most common at age 6 months- does not occur after age 2 main symptom of bronchiolitis wheezing-lasts about 7 days most common cause of bronchiolitis RSV Treatment for bronchiolitis No specific treatment Order of lung exam inspect, palpate, percuss, auscultate Pectus Excavatum congenital posterior displacement of lower aspect of sternum -hollowed-out appearance -concave appearance of lower sternum Pectus carinatu...