Describe the set-up and accounting process for establishing a petty cash fund.
What will be an ideal response?
A check from the operating checking account is written for an amount that will cover petty cash needs for a time, and the check is cashed. The cash is secured (typically in a lock box). In the accounting ledger, the amount of the check to set-up the petty cash fund is a credit to the checking account cash balance and a debit to the petty cash account.
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You are transporting a patient with a right-sided head injury after a large refrigerator fell and pinned his head between the appliance and the floor. On scene, the patient was responsive to verbal stimuli with the following vital signs: pulse 96, respirations 16, blood pressure 134/66, and SpO2 95%. During transport, as you reassess the patient, what would be the most indicative sign that the
head injury is worsening? A) Increasing edema to right side of head B) Current blood pressure 108/68 mmHg C) Responding to painful stimuli D) Heart rate of 112 beats per minute
Why might a physician practice choose to seek accreditation by The Joint Commission? How might this benefit the patients seen by that physician?
What will be an ideal response?