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Medesa

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The health care field is always changing and improving in technology, and it is important to keep up with these changes to provide the best patient care as well as to advance in employment. Which of the following would not be considered a way to demonstrate your commitment to your employer and profession?
 A) using only paper charting and faxing in lieu of electronic health records when available and in use
  B) obtaining credentialing
  C) attending seminars and workshops
  D) participating in continuing education

Question 2

Which should be the first in order of draw for most hematology studies?
 A) Sodium citrate
  B) Blood cultures of SPS tubes
  C) Sodium fluoride
  D) Lithium heparin



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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