Which of the following is not a primary quality of care issue for patients?
A. Waiting long periods of time for appointments
B. Explaining charges to patients prior to services being performed
C. Maintaining patient confidentiality
D. Providing comfortable chairs in the waiting room
D.Providing comfortable chairs in the waiting room
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After delivering a newborn, you clamp and cut the umbilical cord. The mother states she is having contractions again, and the protruding part of the umbilical cord becomes longer. You should:
A) encourage the mother to bear down as she did when she delivered the baby. B) firmly massage the lower abdomen in a downward motion. C) gently pull the cord to deliver the placenta. D) place an additional clamp on the umbilical cord and cut it again.
When attaching an oxygen regulator to a D cylinder and preparing it for use, you should recall that:
A: a pressure-compensated flowmeter should be used when lying the oxygen cylinder down. B: oxygen supports combustion and should not be used where sparks are easily generated. C: the cylinder must remain in a standing position at all times or it will not deliver any oxygen. D: the cylinder should be taken out of service and refilled when it contains less than 750 psi.