You have taken an x-ray and the doctor has told you that it should be repeated. 1. Name two reasons why an x-ray might be repeated. 2. What implications could this repetition have for your security? 3. Although both you and the patient will be exposed to radiation once more, why would this repetition be more dangerous to you than to the patient? 4. The x-ray was very dark and is overpenetrated, how would you adjust the exposure factors when doing a repeat of this x-ray? 5. How might scattered radiation have affected this radiograph?

Which coding is correct for a 4-hour-long infusion of pre-packaged electrolytes and normal saline to a patient in observation status?A.96365, 96366 X 3 B. 96374, 96375 X 3C. 96360, 96361 X 3 D. Observation status patients are paid by MS-DRG, so the CPT would not be coded.

Choose the combination of answers that most accurately completes the statement............. is the iodine antiseptic of choice for wound treatment. a. Eight percent tincture c. Iodophor b. Five percent aqueous d. Potassium iodide solution

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A dental assistant works for Dr. X.  A dental hygienist who works for Dr. X asks the dental assistant to obtain a cartridge of local anesthetic so she can administer it to a patient. What should the dental assistant note before complying with the dental hygienist’s request? a. Check the expiration date of the local anesthetic cartridge, then deliver it. b. Check for medical alerts. c. Verify that the Dental Hygienist holds a current local anesthesia permit and also check with a dentist prior to providing the Dental Hygienist with the anesthetic.

4. A young adult comes to an outpatient lab to have his blood drawn. The phlebotomist refuses to draw this patient’s blood because the patient?:a. does not have insurance, but offers to pay cash.b. has never had his blood drawn before this time.c. has not reached the age of majority in the state.d. has not eaten breakfast and feels light-headed.

Briefly explain how particulate and high energy radiation can be harmful to humans. In part 1 you are asked to briefly explain why it is dangerous to humans. Think about what the radiation can do to the body and the consequences of this. 150 words, write on paper please

6. 6. What leukocyte is increased in allergic reactions? 7. 7. As the cell matures, the cell diameter decreases, except 8. 8. Refers to the division of chromosomes without complete nuclear division nor cell division. 9. 9. Phase of hematopoiesis where synthesis of fetal hemoglobin begins. 10. The BFU-E and CFU-E are uncommitted?) 11. The stage in the granulocytic series where secondary granules start to 10. progenitors. (committed or 11. appear. 12. The last stage in the erythrocytic series to undergo mitosis. 12.

A Paste Font Paragraph Styles Editing Dictate Sensitivity Editor Reuse Files Undo Clipboard Styles Voice Sensitivity Editor Reuse Files 3.1. 4 · | 10 . - 11. | : 12· | . 13. 14 1 15· 4. What is expected if a patient taking warfarin is a poor metabolizer? a. Decreased metabolism does not affect dose determination b. Decreased metabolism leads to lack of therapeutic effect Decreased metabolism leads to decreased therapeutic effect d. Decreased metabolism leads to increased side-effects if dose is not adjusted с. e. All of the above are not true Explanation: b) The metabolic pathway of warfarin is deficient since this patient is a poor metaboliser. Warfarin is partially metabolised, most of it remaining in the bloodstream. This leads to a lack of warfarin's therapeutic effect. g

Mr Grey has been ordered an IM injection of iron for his anaemia. Due to the risk of staining the Z-track method must be used. Explain how to administer an injection utilising this method.