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ICD-9-CM; Volume 2, Index to Diseases
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Does the find command use a pre-made index of files to locate a file?
No, it does not.
What is the most efficient way to locate stuff in the textbook?
The most efficient way is to use the index page found at the back of the book.
If a coder is unable to locate a code that describes the exact service provided it is acceptable to use a code that approximates the service provided?
true
Why do scientists use a computer to locate the epicenter of an earthquake?
Scientists use a computer to locate the epicenter because it would be dangerous to go out there and locate it.... and they never know about any after shocks......
What would you use a periodical index to find?
A periodical index is used to find specific articles, essays, or information published in magazines, journals, or newspapers on a wide variety of subjects. It helps users locate relevant sources by providing access points like author names, subject headings, and publication titles.
What would you use to measure the magnitude of an volcano?
Volcanic Explosivity Index
Which index would you use to find information on education?
Eric
Why would cities and counties use a grid system?
To locate the points.
What might be the quickest and easiest way to locate information in an encyclopedia?
Use the index or table of contents to quickly find the topic you are interested in. Then, navigate to the corresponding page for detailed information.
What metric unit would you use to measure the length of an index card?
cm
What are some things you could use to help us locate places on the map?
An atlas or map comes with an index, use it to pinpoint the place you are looking for Or you could use google maps. (Click "maps" on the google main page.) You can type a placename and drag the map to scroll.
Why is index cards called index?
Because they are commonly used to make indexes for topics. ie. You would use "index" cards to make an alphabetical index of all the books you've read, guys you've date, etc.
