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Catheterization and midstream clean-catch specimen may NOT be an alternative in the ________ patient.
 
  a. adult
  b. female
  c. pediatric
  d. male

Question 2

A ________ claim is one that is never accepted into the payer's computer system because of invalid information, such as incorrect patient identification number.
 
  a. rejected
  b. denied
  c. pending
  d. dirty



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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