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Diane

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What does the acronym DRG stand for in the hospital setting?
 a. doctor of gynecology
  b. department of radiography
  c. drug reference guide
  d. diagnosis related groups

Question 2

Which department would provide services for repair of broken equipment or to do routine preventive checks?
 a. maintenance and biomed
  b. diagnostic imaging
  c. environmental services
  d. risk management



tandmlomax84

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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