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Answer:
d. Health insurers under the 2020 Final Rule are not considered to be principally engaged in delivering health care, and thus lines of business that do not receive federal funding or administered under Title I of the ACA, such as life insurance, do not fall under the scope of 1557.
Explanation:
The 2020 Final rule which was approved on June 12 of this year by the Trump administration made some corrections to the former 2016 final rule. Under this new rule, bodies that are meant to adhere to the final rule were described as those who are principally engaged in providing healthcare as well as bodies that receive funding from the government or any of its agencies. The health insurers do not fall under this category.
In this new final rule, the different considerations made on the basis of gender identity under the 2016 final rule were also revised and annulled.
The two main parts are the Systemic and Pulmonary
The answer is D subconjunctival hemorrhage
Explanation- the patients eye isn’t completely red and he has no pain in it so it isn’t A or B. A corneal abrasion is just a scratch so redness isn’t normally splotch like. So that rules out the other options, plus a subconjunctival hemorrhage can be caused by a forceful cough or sneeze which the patient is experiencing.
