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Tazate

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Use of a codified EHR
 
  A) makes it more difficult for clinicians to identify trends in a patient's health.
  B) complicates the process of drug utilization review.
  C) makes it harder for clinicians to consult drug formularies prior to writing prescriptions.
  D) decreases the likelihood that patients will not receive recommended preventive screenings.

Question 2

On an organizational chart, a vertical line indicates:
 
  A) responsibility for the position located below.
  B) the position above does not report to any other position.
  C) the position above reports to the same manager as the position below.
  D) All of the above
  E) None of the above



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

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