A well defined hierarchy, division of labor and specialization, rules and regulations, impersonal relationships between managers and employees, competence, and records best describes

Which of the following best describes an identified "crackle"?

A. The absence of any identified injury or trauma B. An abnormal sound that can be heard during auscultation of the heart C. Auditory identification of the true vocal cords during the clinical speech reception thresholds D. Abnormal, sharp sounds that can be heard during auscultation of the lungs

Which of the following statements regarding the physical examination of a patient with a behavioral problem is correct?

A. It is only appropriate to perform a physical examination on a patient with a behavioral problem if he or she is unconscious or is being physically restrained. B. A physical examination for a behavioral problem may be difficult to perform but may provide clues to the patient's state of mind and thought processes. C. The physical examination of a patient with a behavioral problem often yields crucial information and should always be performed, even if the patient is violent. D. Performing a physical examination on a patient with a behavioral problem will likely cause him or her to become violent and should be avoided in the field.