Alcohol is banned by both the NCAA and the USADA.

You are called for a child that has had a fever for a couple of days. The parents tell you that two of the other children have been home with a stomach virus and fever. As you attempt to assess the child, he pulls away from you and grabs onto his mother. Which of the following behaviors would be considered "normal" for a 4-year-old?

A) He runs up to you when you enter the room. B) He doesn't make eye contact as you approach. C) He begins to cry when you try to touch his booboo. D) He flares his nostrils when he breathes.

In Volume 2, the acronym NEC (not elsewhere classified) is used to indicate that:

A. a condition hasn't been researched enough to be included in the classifications. B. the coder must choose between two similar codes. C. a specified form of the condition is classified differently. D. this is the first year a condition has been included in the classifications.