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MGLQZ

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The best resource for checking out specific voluntary accreditation standards and guidelines for a
  rehabilitation facility is the
 A. Conditions of Participation for Rehabilitation Facilities.
  B. Medical Staff Bylaws, Rules, and Regulations.
  C. Joint Commission manual.
  D. CARF manual.

Question 2

Civil law deals with all areas of the law that are not classified as __________ law.
 a. administrative
  b. case
  c. criminal
  d. standard



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Answer to Question 1

D The manual published by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities will
have the most specific and comprehensive standards for a rehabilitation facility.

Answer to Question 2

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