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tnt_battle

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When it comes to your personal mobile device, it would be considered best practice to:
 A) put the phone away during office hours
  B) use the phone to take pictures of any suspicious injuries to a patient
  C) accept or return personal calls during work time
  D) keep your phone on vibrate while taking vital signs

Question 2

The use of mobile devices (smartphone, cellular phone, tablet, etc.) in health care settings is rapidly increasing. Which of the following is not considered a concern when using mobile devices?
 A) HIPAA
  B) privacy
  C) convenience and connectivity
  D) source of contamination



Carissamariew

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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