What is Medicare Part D coverage?
What will be an ideal response?
Medicare Part D coverage, also called prescription drug coverage, is offered by private insurance companies through contracts with Medicare and provides limited benefits for prescription drugs.
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You are by the side of a confused diabetic patient who has a low blood sugar level. You know that the patient needs orally administered sugar, so following your service's guidelines, you call the physician on duty at the hospital emergency department and request permission to administer it. This request is an example of:
A) standing orders. B) on-line medical direction. C) medical cooperation. D) off-line medical direction.
Listening carefully to make sure you get the patient's history correct, adhering to proper procedures, and taking appropriate safety precautions when caring for patients, are examples of:
A) patient advocacy. B) careful delivery of service. C) proper time management. D) teamwork.