The greatest risk posed by an urgent move is:
a. not getting the patient's name and address.
b. changing the position of the patient and causing a risk-management investigation.
c. delaying interventions for life-threatening conditions.
d. incurring a lawsuit by the patient.
Question 2
In most instances, an urgent move is performed:
a. only after additional help has arrived.
b. only when Medical Control orders it.
c. before any assessment has been performed.
d. after the primary and secondary assessments have been completed.
Position of patient following seizure
Helping maintain accurate patient records is a critical part of the medical assistant's work.
Reduce Risk of Unintentional Injury
Physical Fitness and Cancer Risk
Risk factors for suicide.
Examples of endocrine disorders. (D) A patient with gigantism.