Chapter 2, Problem 2.13.1C

A request for a patient’s medical record is sent by fax to your office. The fax cover sheet contains the letterhead of a nearby medical facility. You do not recognize the name of the physician, fax number, or telephone number stated for the physician’s office. How do you respond to the request?

Can you please check this ISBAR I made? Please indicate my mistakes and how should I do it instead, thank you so much.    I- Hello, I would like to put in a page for Dr. Colson please, thank you.     Hi, my name is Art. I'm the student nurse looking after the patient Ms. Kei Ambrose in room 104. S- I am calling because the patient Ms. Rae, 19 years old, complained of muscle cramps, dizziness, and tiredness. B-. Ms. Ambrose was referred this morning because of losing consciousness in the middle of an activity. The patient went hiking with her family; her parents stated that she had a cough and experienced severe headaches before passing out. The following are here current vital signs and laboratory results: > Temperature – 39.6°C Blood Pressure- 110/ 70 Pulse Rate- 106 Respiratory Rate- 24 The patient also has flushed skin and is warm to the touch. I already provided a Tepid sponge bath to the patient and adjusted environmental parameters such as room temperature and bedsheets. Also,…

Will you please help me correct my mistakes in making this ISBAR? and suggests what to improve?    I- Hello, I would like to put in a page for Dr. Colson please, thank you.       Hello, I'm Art. I'm the nurse taking care of the patient Mr. Noah Roe in room 164. S- The patient Mr. Roe, a 31 years old man, I am calling because he has complained of abdominal pain and abdominal cramps. B- Mr. Roe came in this morning with a high fever and bloody stools. Also, he has a history of laxative abuse. Vital signs are as follows: blood pressure 110/80, pulse 86 bpm, respirations 19 breaths per minute, temperature 38.1 degrees Celsius. I am currently monitoring the total intake and output, including stool output.  A- I think the patient is suffering from acute diarrhea.  R- I would like you to meet the patient as soon as possible. Is there anything more I should do in the meanwhile, or anything you'll require for your evaluation?

A patient is being transferred from the ICU to a regular hospi-tal room. What must the ICU nurse be prepared to do as part of this transfer?a. Provide a verbal report to the nurse on the new unit.b. Provide a detailed written report to the unit secretary.c. Delegate the responsibility for providing information.d. Make a copy of the patient’s medical record.

Drag the missing term into each sentence/paragraph text related to completion of the 837 P claim. The HIPAA 837P uses the term for the insurance diagnosis account or guarantor, meaning the same as on the CMS-1500 clalm. The name and address of any than the subscriber or patient who has is reported if applicable. party, the entity or person other responsibility for the bill, submission line filing indicator code is an administrative code used to identify data health the type of plan, such as a PPO. and the subscriber are not the same person, an code is required to specify the patient's relationship When the claim attachment individual to the subscriber. Although sometimes called the patient number, the claim number should not be the same as the practice's account insured electronic number for the patient. The claim code, also called the claim financial policyholder code, for physician practice claims indicates whether this claim is an original, a or needs to be voided. A total of four…

A patient came to the emergency room of the hospital complaining of nausea and chest pains. The nurse on duty refused to call a physician, determining that there was no need at that time. The patient died of a myocardial infarction minutes after leaving the hospital. The widow’s attorney attempted to review the records during discovery but found that they had been destroyed. Could the court presume from this information that there was negligence?

Mr. Beuller is trying to decide what insurance policy he should choose. He finds it very confusing and angrily state to the Human Resource Representative, " between deductibles, copays, and coinsurance it seems I am paying for everything!" What is a deductible? What is coinsurance? What is a copay? How should the Human Resources Representative handle this situation?

You are the Medical Assistant working in a pediatric clinic. Today you have a patient who has been diagnosed with strep throat. This little one will be prescribed antibiotics to be taken over the next ten days. How would this drug be classified, and what information regarding the drug would you want to give to the patient’s parent?

You pull the chart for Walter Roberts, and you notice that five patients named Walter Roberts are seen at this practice. What information would you need to find the correct chart?