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melly21297

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What type of procedure is designed to reduce patient or staff injury in the medical office?
 
  A) Performing maintenance of the fax machine
  B) Infection control
  C) Quality improvement and risk management
  D) Termination procedure

Question 2

Information on the release of patient health information in the policies and procedures manual is related to which regulations?
 
  A) Infection control
  B) HIPAA
  C) OSHA
  D) Quality improvement



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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