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londonang

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When documenting in the patient's chart and on the log books, the initials _________ would be used in the case of not having enough urine to perform the ordered testing, unless otherwise specified per laboratory protocol.
 A) CMA (indicating the MAs credentialing and ability to perform the procedure)
  B) NSQ (non-sufficient quantity)
  C) QNS (quantity not sufficient)
  D) any of the above

Question 2

Which of the following would be considered an average pulse rate for an adult?
 A) 68 beats per minute
  B) 58 beats per minute
  C) 110 beats per minute
  D) 50 beats per minute



guyanai

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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