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panfilo

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During a well-baby checkup, the clinician learns that the infant's father smokes two packs of cigarettes each day. This information
 
  A) should be recorded in the Past Medical History section of the encounter note.
  B) should be recorded in the Family Social History section of the encounter note.
  C) should be recorded in the Family History section of the encounter note.
  D) does not need to be recorded in the encounter note.

Question 2

The surgeon does NOT look at the patient; instead, he or she looks at a monitor on which is projected a picture of the patient. Thus, much computer-assisted surgery is said to be _______________-directed.
 
  A. picture
  B. image
  C. graphically
  D. None of the above



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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