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Chronological, written descriptions about a patient's visit are charted in the:
 
  A) standards of care.
  B) narrative notes.
  C) progress notes.
  D) chief complaint.

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____________ is a term used to describe any small, mobile handheld device that provides computing and information storage retrieval capabilities for personal or business use.
 
  A)Supercomputers
  B) Personal digital assistant
  C) CD
  D) Minicomputer



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Beautifully done Thanks

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Reply 2 on: Jun 25, 2018
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