In a dichotomous classification system, __________. A population is repeatedly divided into four parts until a description identifies a single member. a population is repeatedly divided into two parts until a description identifies a single member A population first divided into two parts, then three parts, and then four parts, until a description identifies a single member. dichotomous keys are called natural keys A population is repeatedly divided into three parts until a description identifies a single member.

In a dichotomous classification system, __________. A population is repeatedly divided into four parts until a description identifies a single member. a population is repeatedly divided into two parts until a description identifies a single member A population first divided into two parts, then three parts, and then four parts, until a description identifies a single member. dichotomous keys are called natural keys A population is repeatedly divided into three parts until a description identifies a single member.

Essentials Health Info Management Principles/Practices

4th Edition

ISBN:9780357191651

Author:Bowie

Publisher:Bowie

Chapter10: Introduction To Coding And Reimbursement

Section10.1: Clinical Classification Systems

Problem 2E

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