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A medical dictionary is especially helpful to the medical biller when diseases and disorders:
 
  a. are in the same body system.
  b. are near the same organ.
  c. have similar spelling or pronunciation.
  d. are capitalized.

Question 2

Diagnostic products are found in which section of the PDR?
 
  a. White
  b. Green
  c. Blue
  d. Gray



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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