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- Choose which of the following hospital services is considered outpatient.
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Observation status for 24 hours and discharge home. |
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2 day admission to inpatient status with discharge to SNF. |
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A patient seen emergently in the ED, followed by admission to ICU. |
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A patient with a 5-day length of stay in the hospital's rehabilitation unit. |
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