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ENagel

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A patient does not need to provide signed consent for the medical office to release information about:
 A) genetic testing
  B) a public health risk
  C) mental health records
  D) substance abuse records

Question 2

When should a charge slip be prepared and attached to a patient's chart?
 A) after the patient is seen
  B) while the patient is being seen
  C) before the patient is seen
  D) after the patient leaves the office



gabrielle_lawrence

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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