Martha returns to your office to discuss her test results. Her HCG is positive and trending upward nicely. Calculate how many weeks pregnant Martha is. What is her EDC? Discuss counseling for her based on these positive results. Additionally, the Public Health Department called to notify you her STI screening came back with a rare form of chlamydia. How will you address this Refernce s as well

Martha returns to your office to discuss her test results. Her HCG is positive and trending upward nicely. Calculate how many weeks pregnant Martha is. What is her EDC? Discuss counseling for her based on these positive results. Additionally, the Public Health Department called to notify you her STI screening came back with a rare form of chlamydia. How will you address this Refernce s as well

Understanding Health Insurance: A Guide to Billing and Reimbursement

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Chapter12: Commercial Insurance

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