Certain system/body areas listed in the single organ system evidentiary checklists are blank. Why?
A. These systems/body areas are not at all related to the single organ system being assessed but they are required to be listed to retain consistency
B. These systems/body areas have no importance to the health of the patient and any reference to these systems/body areas by the patient are indicative of a psychological problem
C. These systems/body areas were listed in a typographical error but convention has prevented their removal from the evidentiary checklist
D. These systems/body areas are anatomically involved in the single organ system, but are not directly relevant to the health of the single organ system being assessed
Question 2
What are the requirements for a detailed type single organ system physical examination of the cardiovascular system?
A. Documentation of at least six elements identified by a bullet in shaded borders
B. Documentation of at least nine elements identified by a bullet whether in a shaded or unshaded border
C. Documentation of at least twelve elements identified by a bullet whether in a shaded or unshaded border
D. Documentation of five to seven organ systems or body areas
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