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This is probably wrong, but <u>a diet can affect diabetes in a good and bad way.</u>
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If you eat healthier and eat less and less little by little you are doing a good diet (i don't like calling it a diet to me i call it eating healthier.). But if you decide to not eat at all or eat to little to fast it can get you less big? but it will create a yo-yo affect and you will be skinny but then if you eat wrong instead of it taking a while to be big aging it will happen faster. And you'll constantly be changing body shapes.
Answer:
Stop the player from further aggravating the injury is the first step of the STOP procedure for assessing acute sports injuries.
Explanation:
Answer:
1. Find clothes that make you feel comfortable
2. Be prepared to have mood swings
3. It's ok to over-prepare for your baby
Explanation:
<span>Somatic motor commands cerebellum, basal nuclei
</span>Responsible for coordination and feedback control over muscle contractions
<span>Cerebellum - Monitors: Proprioceptive (position) sensations, Visual information from the eyes, vestibular (balance) sensations from inner ear as movements are underway </span>
Answer:
ICD-10-CM (Clinical Modification) are codes used to describe the primary diagnosis of a patient
CPT codes are the billing codes used for getting payment from insurance companies
Explanation:
ICD is the international standard for reporting diseases and health conditions including monitoring of disease. ICD-10 is the the 10th edition.
As explained above, ICD-10 codes describe the main/primary diagnosis this is followed by the CPT/billing code which describes how insurance companies should pay for said primary condition - making them dependent.
Modifiers are then used to give more information about the ICD-10 codes or adjust care descriptions, they provide extra details concerning a procedure or service provided by a doctor. They also help further describe a procedure code without changing its definition
