The hospital or medical group practice owns the medical records of the patient. Although the physician created the original medical record, this does not mean that the said physician owns the medical record of the patient. Instead, it must belong to the hospital because they are the ones who prepare them.
In addition to this, according to the HIPAA privacy rule, the patient can inspect, review and receive a copy of his/her own medical record but it the said ownership goes to the hospital.
Diabetes, Antibodies are proteins that your body produces in response to harmful substances called antigens. An ELISA test may be used to diagnose: HIV, which causes AIDS. Lyme disease.
<span>B. occur when a patient doesn't produce enough leukocytes.</span>
The answer is B: second degree burn.
It's not A because there wouldn't be blisters from a first degree, and it't not C, because a third degree burn wouldn't hurt because it would've melted your nerve endings, and it's not D because there is no such thing as a fourth degree burn. Hope this helps!
