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melly21297

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In life-threatening illnesses, which of the following is considered the secondary patient?
 a. Patient
  b. Physician
  c. Medical assistant
  d. Family and friends

Question 2

Health records must be ___________________ _. This means that there can be no alterations, fabrications, or concealments in a record.
 a. credible
  b. part of the patient's chart
  c. legal
  d. electronic



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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