Answer;
-Unlisted code
Explanation;
-When a code does not exist that accurately describes the procedure or treatment, the coder should report an unlisted code.
-Unlike other CPT codes, unlisted codes do not describe a specific procedure or service. Relative value units are not assigned to unlisted codes because the codes do not identify usual procedural components or the effort/skill required for the service.
-Therefore; When using an unlisted code it is necessary to provide specific information regarding the procedure(s) identified by the code.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
The F2 offspring of a cross would follow the ratio of 9:3:3:1 only if the cross is a <u>dihybrid for two unlinked traits</u>.
There is nothing like a monohybrid cross for two traits. A cross involving two traits is a dihybrid cross. Hence, options a and b are out of the equation.
A dihybrid cross for two closely linked traits would produce F2 offspring in another ratio that is different from 9:3:3:1 depending on the linkage map.
<em>Hence, the correct option is</em><em> C</em><em>.</em>
Yes, they do have teeths but not like us adults
I believe the answer is Exercised-induced bronchospasm
Exercised-induced bronchospasm or exercise-induced asthma is a bronchospasm that caused by exercise. Bronchospasm means that the bronchus is narrowing, makes the air become harder to move through it. This makes the person hard to breathe and coughing. Wheezing sound might be heard. Exercising in cold weather have a higher risk to induce this condition.
