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A circumstance that forms a setting so an idea or statement can be easily understood - Answer-Context A citation that is used correctly and states the origin of that point - Answer-Appropriate Oral Citation A citation that makes it clear to people exactly where you got the information from and it gets through to the audience with ease - Answer-Effective Oral Citation A concise, precise infinitive phrase composed of simple, clear language that encompasses both the general purpose and the cen...

**How does the oral style of communication differ from a written style? - Answer-Simpler sentences, highly interactive, less formal written style **What are the components of a competent presentation body? - Answer-1. Full sentences 2. Main points equally discussed 3. Sub points to further explain main points with examples Accentuation - Answer-intensify verbal communication Ambushing - Answer-listen for weakness and ignore strength of speaker's message Appropriate Citation - Answer-used...

Basic communication elements - Answer-Channel Sender Receiver Message Encode Decode Context Fields of experience Noise Feedback Channel - Answer-medium through which message travels characteristics of an ethical communicator - Answer-ethics: judging moral correctness i. respect ii. honesty iii. fairness iv. choice v. responsibility Communication competence - Answer-engaging in communication with others that is perceived to be both effect and appropriate in a given context i. e...

Define communication competence and describe the skills needed to be an effective and appropriate communicator. - Communication competence is engaging in communication with others that is perceived to be both effective and appropriate in a given context. Skills needed: 1. to progress towards the achievement of their goal 2. know that even the best communicators make errors 3. communication focuses on the "we" aspect instead of the "me" Define ethnocentrism, cultural relativism, and mu...

CPT EXAM PACKAGE DEAL WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS.

-24 - Unrelated E/M service by the same physician during a postoperative period. Service was not part of the postoperative care which is usually part of a package of services. -26 - Professional component.. attached to the procedure to indicate that the physician provide don only the professional component -32 - Mandated services .. This is used to indicate that the service provided was required by a third party payer, governmental, legislative, or regulatory body -50 - Bilateral Procedure...

2 types of services not included in surgical package codes - 1) complications or recurrences that arise after the therapeutic surgical procedures 2) care for the condition for which a diagnostic surgical procedure is performed add on code - procedure performed and reported in addition to a primary procedure analyzing the requirements to report the service level - the descriptor for each E/M code explains the standards for its selection , for office visits and most other services to new pt`s...

Add-on Codes (+) - Procedure performed and reported in addition to a primary procedure. A plus sign (+) next to a code in the main text indicates an add-on code. Add-on codes describe "secondary procedures" that are commonly carried out in addition to a primary procedure. Add-on codes usually use phrases such as "each additional" or "list separately in addition to the primary procedure" to show that they are NEVER used as stand-alone codes. Anesthesia Section of CPT - These codes are ...

___ is one of three coding sources used to complete the medical insurance billing process. - CPT ____ are most often bullets, triangles, and punctuation/symbols that are used to guide the coder through the coding process. Road signs of coding that alter us to look closely a we work through the coding process. - Conventions ____ is a listing of descriptive terms and identifying codes for reporting medical services and procedures performed by physicians. - CPT ____ offer documentation/narrat...

Abstract - to collect pertinent medical information to make an informed decision on assigning a correct code. This process ensures that all medical procedures or services present in the medical record are identified without any omission. Further, abstracted data has sections such as main terms and subterms (also known as modifying terms). These terms help to find the code or code ranges in the alphabetical index. Anesthesia Codes (CPT-4 Codes) - The codes used in the anesthesia section of t...

24 modifier - unrelated e/m (Evaluation and management code) service by the same physician during a postoperative period -25 modifier - Significant, separately identifiable evaluation and management service by the same physician or other qualified health care professional on the same day of the procedure or other service. -25 modifier - two procedures done on the same visit by the same doctor. -26 modifier - professional component -32 Mandatef services modifier - used when required by a th...

Accurate Assignment of E/M Codes - Identify place of service (POS). Identify type of service (TOS). Determine whether patient is new or established. Review documentation for level of service components. Apply CMS's Documentation Guidelines for Evaluation and Management Services Anesthesia Section - Anesthesia codes describe general anatomic area or service associated with surgical procedures. There is no one-to-one correspondence for Anesthesia to Surgery section codes. The same An...

A list of codes describing procedures that are exempt from use with modifier 51, can be found in - Appendix E A listing of all current modifiers is found in which appendix of CPT? - Appendix A Category II codes cover all but one of the following topics - New Technology. it covers patient management, therapeutic, preventive, or other interventions, patient safety Category II codes may not be used as the first-listed CPT code when the patient is seen only for counseling - True CPT is update...

A client has a tracheostomy that is 3 days old. Upon assessment, the nurse notes the client's face is puffy and the eyelids are swollen. What action by the nurse takes priority? a. Assess the client's oxygen saturation. b. Notify the Rapid Response Team. c. Oxygenate the client with a bag-valve-mask. d. Palpate the skin of the upper chest. - NS: A This client may have subcutaneous emphysema, which is air that leaks into the tissues surrounding the tracheostomy. The nurse should first as...

In aerobic respiration, NADH is oxidized at ____________, while FADH2 is oxidized at ____________. - Complex I; Complex II Light energy is converted to chemical energy in the: - Thyalkoid Protons in a mitochondrion flow through an ATP synthase from the: - intermembrane space to the matrix The energy required to drive the synthesis of the majority of the ATP generated during aerobic respiration comes most directly from: - the flow of protons through an ATP synthase complex. The enzyme call...

ESWS EXAM PACKAGE DEAL WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS.

11 Meter rib - 30000 lbs 26 people (avg 185lbs) COs gig/security boat 11gun salute - Rear admiral (lh) 12 o clock reports - Boat Chronometer Fuel and water Aviation fuel Muster Draft Mag temp Medical 13 gun salute - Rear admiral (uh) 15 gun salute - V Admiral 17 gun salute - Admiral 2 sizes of anchor chain on the focsle - 3 & 3 1/2 in 2 sizes of shoring and their strength? - 3-5-20k compressed, 12k extended 6-11-20k compressed, 6k extended21 gun salute - President of US, Heads o...

1st named after an enlisted man - USS Osmand Ingram (DD 255), 2/28/1919, killed in WWI on USS Cassin (DD43) Oct 1917. 7 Priciples of Logistics - FEARSSS Flexibility, Economy, Attainability, Responsiveness, Sustainability, Surviability, Simplicity Battle of Coral Sea - May 1942, Battle saved Australia from invasio by the Japanese, US lost the carrier Lexington, an oiler and an escort Battle of Leyte Gulf - 23 Oct 1944, Final blow to the Japanese navy! We took control of the Philippins whic...

Details of the battle of Midway - Jun 3-5 1942 Japan lost control of the pacific; major turning point in the war value of intelligence Details of the Battle of Normandy - Jun 6 1944 Largest amphibious assault landing in history How many .25mm chain guns do we have onboard? - 2 1 port 1stbd How many .50cals do we have on board? - 6 2 fwd and 4 aft How many boilers do we have and what type are they? - Two boilers 1A and 1B Type D Foster Wheeler three burner front How many feed water ta...

10th fleet - Fort Meade, Maryland- Fleet Cyber Command 12 O' Clock reports - A combination of reports, normally consolidated by the OOD and presented to the CO at noon. Report includes draft report, fuel/water report, muster report, boat report, magazine temp(magtemp) and binnacle (medical report-not on board LCS) 3M Training Team - The 3MTT serves as the focal point for all 3M training and self-assessment in the command. The XO serves as the 3MTT leader, the 3MC serves as the 3MTT coordin...