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The word stat means:
 
  A) yesterday.
  B) tomorrow.
  C) without delay.
  D) wait until further notice.
  E) today.

Question 2

What are some advantages of the electronic health record (EHR)?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

C

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There are many benefits predicted from the EHR: As records become interoperable, your record will be available anywhere there is a computer on the network. This helps guarantee continuity of care; each of your health care providers will know your full medical history and can therefore provide better care. If you are in an accident in New Jersey, for example, but live in California, your record is a mouse click away. The EHR is legible and complete.




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