You are sending a letter to a patient to explain his myocardial infarction and the need to undergo additional testing. When sending the letter to the patient, your office should
A. Copy the last office note and just ask the patient to call for an explanation.
B. Send a letter that is free of medical language because it may be challenging for the patient to understand.
C. Have the physician write the letter to the patient.
D. Include all medical terminology so that it is correct in the chart.
Answer: B
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A. apply an extrication collar B. stabilize his head manually C. evaluate the patency of his airway D. roll him to a supine position
Most individuals should exercise at ________ of their maximal heart rate range.
A. 60% to 65% B. 50% to 55% C. 60% to 75% D. 55% to 60%