What is the objective of the Root Operation Excision?
A) physical eradication of all or a portion of a Body Part
B) cutting out or off some of a Body Part without replacement
C) removing the entire physical structure without replacement
D) cutting off all or a portion of the upper or lower extremities
Answer: B
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A. a medication reconciliation form would need to be in the medical record B. a written policy or guideline for a medication reconciliation would include that the patient will be given written information on his/her medications C. a medication reconciliation form or list would be given to the patient
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A) angioplasty cannot be performed. B) the blockage is severe. C) stent placement is not an option. D) all of the above.