What are the requirements for a comprehensive type single organ system physical examination?
A. Documentation of every element identified by a bullet within a shaded border and at least one element within each unshaded border
B. Documentation of eight or more organ systems or body areas
C. Documentation of every element identified by a bullet
D. Documentation of at least two elements identified by a bullet in at least nine system/body areas
Question 2
Which of the following statements best completes the statement, The shaded border indicates that
A. those specific elements identified by a bullet have no bearing on the single organ system being examined
B. those specific elements identified by a bullet reveal very important clinical evidence about the single organ system being examined
C. those specific elements identified by a bullet are the only elements that should be examined regardless of the nature of the presenting problem
D. any positive findings for any of those specific elements identified by a bullet should warrant immediate medical attention
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