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Susan Moore is new to the area. She is being seen in the office of Dr. Xander today for a complaint of a swollen finger on her left hand. She fell on her hand two days ago, and now her finger is painful and swollen. What type of patient would Ms. Moore be for the office?
 A) established
  B) new
  C) consult
 D)discharged

Question 2

This sheet is generated at hospital release and lists patient demographic information.
 A) superbill
  B) encounter form
  C) admit/discharge sheet
 D)hospital encounter form



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