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RODY.ELKHALIL

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When entered into an EHR, text-based lab results
 
  A) are harder to search than coded lab data but easier to use in trend analysis.
  B) are easier to search than image-based lab results but more difficult to analyze than coded lab data.
  C) are harder to search than image-based lab results but easier to analyze than coded lab data.
  D) are easier to search than coded lab data but harder to use in trend analysis.

Question 2

The federal government has set a goal of the year ___________ for universal adoption of electronic records.
 
  A. 2009
  B. 2010
  C. 2013
  D. 2014



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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