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Which of the following is not another term for otherwise normal?
 
  A) Auto-normal B) Auto-negative
  C) Normal, Reasonable or Mean (NRM) D) Within Normal Limits (WNL)

Question 2

A not-for-profit organization that ensures cancer registry professionals have the required knowledge by providing education and credentialing.
 
  A) American Medical Informatics Association
  B) National Cancer Registrars Association
  C) American National Standards Institute
  D) Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity
  E) Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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