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Who is the owner of the chart client or hospital?
The hospital is the owner of a chart.
What is the difference between medical records and a hospital chart?
A hospital chart is based on a day to day basis,as to what medical records are is an accumulation of a hospital stay it is kept and stored.
What chart is used to measure visual activity?
Alphabetical chart.
Is it illegal to deny a patient a copy of his chart if he is unable to pay the fee to obtain it?
A patient with a chart is usually in the hospital. With that said, most hospital stays including the tests done for a patient are paid for by an insurance company. Since the hospital is already paid, it seems logical that a copy of the patient's chart should be given freely. It would seem to be a patient "right".
How is correct sizing determined for men's hats?
This requires a tape measure and a chart. First you measure your head at the appropriate height and then you use a chart to determine your size. You can find a chart here http://www.northseatraders.com/Hat_Size.htm.
What is the clipboard at the end of a hospital bed called?
It's called a chart and it's where all the medical info for a hospital visit is kept.
Is used to measure distance vision?
Snellen chart
Organizational chart of banquet and catering service?
organization structure of catering inside a hospital
How do you measure data in a pie chart?
To measure data in a pie chart first you need to work out how big the whole thing is. Then when you get a amount of votes subtract it and you will find you answer quite easily
What is a measure of anaerobic respiration rate?
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What is a graph chart for?
well.. many different things. for example; [in the hospital they use graph charts to measure a baby's growth]i hope you're getting the idea of what I'm trying to say. if not, I'm going to explain this one last time. An increasing amount that is kept track of on a chart.- hope I'm right , if soo. you're welcomeee!
What are 3 characteristics of respiration and how do we chart them?
Three key characteristics of respiration are rate (the number of breaths per minute), depth (the volume of air inhaled or exhaled per breath), and rhythm (the pattern of breaths—regular or irregular). These characteristics can be charted using a respiratory rate chart for frequency, a spirometer or similar device to measure depth, and a visual observation log to note the rhythm. Additionally, healthcare professionals often record these parameters in a patient's vital signs log during assessments.
