Which examination technique involves tapping the fingers over an organ to determine the size and location of the organ as well as fluids that are present?

In contrast to rotary-wing air ambulances, fixed-wing air ambulances:

A) are mainly used to transport patients over long distances. B) can get the patient to a definitive care trauma center faster. C) cannot fly safely when inclement weather is within 30 miles. D) are the preferred transport method for acutely injured patients.

All modifications made by the United States when creating ICD-10-CM had to:

A) be approved by Congress. B) conform to WHO conventions for ICD-10. C) meet CMS requirements for DRGs. D) meet UB04 billing requirements.