Fill in the blank
1. Avoid touching your____,____,and___.
2.clean and _______frequently touched ___ and ____.
3.frequently ____your hands by using alcohol based___or wash your hands with___ and water (for 30 seconds)
4. When coughing or ____ cover your mouth and nose with a flexed___or use a ___ if you have a tissue,____ it away immediately
5. Avoid close ____ with anyone that has a ____or fever. And if you have cough and difficulty breathing seek medical care and share any____about any recent___with your ____care provider. If you have a mild cold symptoms and no specific medical history you need to stay ____ until you recover except to get ____ and ___.
6. also if you're sick wear a _____.
7. Avoid ___ ___ in groups more than 10 people
8. Avoid eating at _____ or food courts. Use drive thru pick up or delivery options
9. Avoid discrimination harassment shopping trips or social visits
10. Do not visit nursing homes or retirement or long-term ____ facilities unless to provide critical _____

Answer   1: face, nose, mouth

2: disinfect, surfaces, doornobs

3: wash, hand sanitizer

4:sneezing, elbow, tissue, blow

5: contact, cough, ?, ?,?,?,?

6: mask

7: close contact

8: restraunts

10: healthcare, ?

Explanation:

Choose the option that best matches the description given.
A relation indicating certain causes yield only certain effects is ______
system.
homogeneity
contingency
necessity ​

Explain why it is important for a physician to wait for any drugs to leave a patient’s system before giving a mental diagnosis, even if the patient is displaying symptoms of psychosis.

Which of the following describes a nuclear stress test?
a. the heart's electrical signals are traced with each heartbeat.
b. blood is drawn from an artery instead of a vein.
c. sound waves are used to see the heart.
d. a radioactive substance is injected into the bloodstream.

Brief Clinical History: The patient had a biopsy-proven squamous cell carcinoma of the left forearm. After explanation of the risks, benefits, and alternatives, she agreed to re-excision and closure. She understood that there would be a scar as a result.



Details of the Procedure: The patient was taken to the outpatient operating area. An ellipse was taken around the primary lesion with 0.5 cm margins for excision around the 0.8 cm lesion. The area was infiltrated with 1/2% Xylocaine with 1:200,000 epinephrine and approximately 5 cc was used. The area was prepared with Betadine paint and draped in a sterile manner. The lesion was elliptically excised. After excision, the elliptical defect was closed in layers with 4-0 OPDS totally 4 cm in length. The deep subcutaneous layer was closed separately and then a running subcuticular layer was performed. She tolerated the procedure well. She was given instructions for local care and will return in 9 days for a checkup and suture removal.



What CPT codes do you think would apply to this case?

According to the law of conservation of mass, three atoms of calcium can react to produce six atoms of calcium.

Which of the following is NOT a physical change associated with middle adulthood?
Select one:
a. loss of body fat
b. loss of visual acuity
c. slowing of reaction time
d. hearing loss

A resident has 5 food choices on his/her meal tray. You are
collecting the tray and need to calculate the percentage of food
consumed. The resident has eaten all of the meat, 1/2 of the brocolli, 1/4
of the apple sauce, all of the bread, and all of the potatoes. How much
has the resident consumed? *
30%
O
35%
70%
O O
50%