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If a receptionist sends check up reminder for patient to someone other than patient is that considered patient-doctor confidentiality?
Which of the following might constitute breach of patient-doctor confidentiality? A. Medical assistant phones patient to convey test results B. Medical assistant looks at patient's medical records C. Receptionist with no medical training makes appointment for patient D. Receptionist sends checkup reminder for patient to someone other than patient
What is a sample objective statement for a receptionist?
A sample objective statement for a receptionist might include 'a receptionist position with this company to utilize customer care that is exceptional.' You might also include strong clerical skills with an expertise in front desk operations and management.
Why is patient important?
you have to be patient because it might come.
Why is my son wearing your camisole 13 years old?
Your 13 year old son might be wearing your camisole because he couldn't find any other shirts or though that the camisole was a tank top. He might enjoy wearing female clothing or he might have been wearing it as a joke.
How can wearing jewelry affect sports performance?
Wearing jewelleries might affect sports performance because you might hit someone with that jewellery
What might a tourist be wearing around there neck?
a camera
What might a tourist be wearing around their necks?
A scarf!!
Do your breasts grow when your not wearing a bra?
No, but they might sag.
Something a tourist might be wearing on their neck?
Camera
Can you List five items that might be found in the patients reception area?
In a patient's reception area, you might find comfortable seating for visitors, informational brochures about the practice or health topics, a check-in kiosk or receptionist desk, a children's play area or toys, and magazines or reading materials for waiting patients. Additionally, there may be a water dispenser or coffee station for refreshments.
When is an abbreviation unacceptable in writing a prescription label?
In the patient's instructions because a patient might get it confused with another abbreviation. An example would be "tsp;" a patient might think it is tablespoon instead of teaspoon and take the wrong dosage, instructions, therefore, must be fully written out for a patient.
Name somthing a tourist might be wearing on his neck?
A Scarf?
