I think the answer is to give the patient a healthy dose of cosine
Answer:
Patients medical history and records are meant to be confidential. The coders discussing on the diagnosis listed on a patient’s file and commenting on the patient’s past social history in relation to the diagnosis listed in the medical record is totally unacceptable.
I would make sure I warn them to desist from going against the ethics of the profession or make up evidences and report them to the relevant authorities.
Answer:
We begins to digest the carbohydrates the minute the food goes to our mouth. The saliva which is secreted from our salivary glands moisten up the food when it is chewed. Salivary amylase is present in our saliva which begins the breaking process of sugars in the carbohydrates when we are eating. It is also referred to as ptyalin. Salivary glands are exocrine glands which makes saliva through a ductory system.Humans have three major paired salivary glands ( parotid, submandibular & sublingual)as well as hundreds of minor salivary glands. Minor salivary glands on the tongue leads to the secretion of amylase. Parotid gland assemble purely serous saliva. The other major salivary glands produce mixed saliva ( serous plus mucous). Another types of serous fluid produced by two layered serous membranes which lines the serous cavity.
Answer:
Altered states of consciousness
Explanation:
In health and medicine, an altered state of consciousness is defined as any state of awareness that significantly differs from a regular waking awareness state (without actually being unconscious). In other words it refers to a significant deviation from a regular waking awareness state.
When someone has a stroke or any other form of brain damage, they experience low levels of awareness that significantly differ from the regular waking awareness state, therefore, this would be an example of altered states of consciousness.
