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1. Mycobacterium tuberculosis is the organism
6 to 12 months
that causes tuberculosis (TB), typically a
respiratory dis- order. It is currently
experiencing resurgence in the United States
and many other countries. What is the
average time frame in which all patients
with new, previously untreated TB must
have daily antibiotic therapy?

4-7 years
4-7 days
6-9 weeks
6-12 months

2. Many bacterial diseases are transmitted directly from Lyme
disease
person to person. Which of the diseases listed
next is a bacterial disease transmitted by way
of a tick vector?

Lyme disease
Legionnaires'
disease
tuberculosis
tetanus

3. The limiting charge is a percentage limit on fees
spec- 15% ified by legislation that the
nonparticipating physician may bill Medicare
beneficiaries above the non-PAR fee schedule
amount. The limiting charge is

20%.
15%.
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10%.
50%.

4. anaphylaxis.




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A severe allergic reaction that can be life-
threatening, due to a swollen throat, difficulty
breathing, rash, and dizziness that must be
treated with injectable epi- nephrine is
termed

asthma.
anaphylaxis
.
amyloidosis
. fatty liver
arrhythmia.

5. The first stage of alcoholic liver

disease is fatty liver.
jaundice.
cirrhosis.
alcoholic hepatitis.

6. Before leaving the hospital, all newborns are screened
phenylketonuria
for an autosomal recessive genetic disorder of
defec- tive enzymatic conversion in protein
metabolism. With early detection and a
protein-restricted diet, brain damage is
prevented. This disease is

cystic fibrosis.
Tay-Sachs disease.
hereditary hemochromatosis.
phenylketonuria.

7. You have been asked by a peer review committe
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e to print a list of the medical record operation index
numbers of all
patients who had CABGs performed in the
past year at your acute care hospital. Which
secondary data source could be used to
quickly gather this informa-




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