Answer: life threatening emergency.
Explanation:A life threatening emergency is an illness or injury that impairs a victim's ability to circulate oxygenated blood to all parts of the body.
Life-threatening emergency is defined as a situation in which a medical personnel could reasonably believe that immediate intervention is necessary to protect the life of a person receiving services at a facility for persons with developmental disabilities or traumatic brain injury or to protect the lives of other persons at the facility or agency, from an immediate threat or actual occurrence of a potentially fatal injury, impairment to bodily functions, or dysfunction of a bodily organ or part.The four conditions considered immediately life threatening in an emergency situation are:
Unconsciousness,No breathing or difficulty in breathing, No pulse, Severe
bleeding.
1. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010
This Act requires that Managed Care Organizations must provide higher level of care while reducing costs.
2. Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 (CLIA)
This act requires all clinical laboratories, including those contracted for use by the Managed Care Organizations must have a certificate to operate; this would indicate that the laboratory meets the CLIA operational standards.
3. Insurance state regulations (for Managed Care Organizations that have commercial enrollees)
These laws requires that the Managed Care Organization must have the financially ability to operate as an insurance company.
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