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EY67

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What level of risk best reflects the phrase patient admitted for overnight observation, IV antibiotics with rehydration?
 
  a. Minimal
  b. Low
  c. Moderate
  d. High

Question 2

What category of risk best reflects the phrase patient admitted for overnight observation, IV antibiotics with rehydration?
 
  a. Not part of the medical decision making
  b. Presenting problem
  c. Diagnostic procedure ordered
  d. Management option selected



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Answer to Question 1

c) Moderate

Answer to Question 2

d) Management option selected



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