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What do the shaded borders of the single organ system evidentiary checklist indicate?
 
  A. Specific elements of particular physiologic importance for that single organ system
  B. Specific physiologic aspects of the single organ system that are not important to the assessment of that particular single organ system
  C. Specific indicators that must always be recorded regardless of the nature of the presenting problem
  D. Specific aspects of the physiology that should never be assessed due to professional standards

Question 2

What are the requirements for an expanded problem focused single organ system physical examination?
 
  A. Documentation of at least six elements identified by a bullet whether in a shaded or unshaded border
  B. Documentation of two to four organ systems or body areas
  C. Documentation of one to five elements identified by a bullet whether in a shaded or unshaded border
  D. Documentation of at least three elements identified by a bullet whether in a shaded or unshaded border



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