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lindiwe

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Other significant procedures (or secondary procedures) are surgical in nature, carry procedural and anesthetic risks, require highlight trained personnel, and __________.
 a. are related to the principal diagnosis only
 b. need to be performed in an operating suite
  c. must be associated with definitive treatment
  d. require special facilities or equipment

Question 2

When a procedure is performed for definitive treatment of both the principal diagnosis and secondary diagnosis, sequence the procedure performed for definitive treatment most related to principal diagnosis as the __________ procedure.
 a. first-listed
  b. primary
 c. principal
 d. secondary



ErinKing

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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