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yoroshambo

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If the physician chooses to send a narrative report versus a standard report, which of the following must be included?
 
  a. An opinion as to the cause of the incident
  b. Prognosis
  c. Any connection between the primary injury and any subsequent injuries
  d. The physician's educational background

Question 2

TAR stands for:
 
  a. Treatment Authorization Requisition
  b. Treatment Authorization Referral
  c. Treatment Authorization Request
  d. Treatment Authorization Repetition



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coyin

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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