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The Music Never Stops

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... for care that require ICD-9-CM coding in an ambulatory care encounter/visit either in a hospital clinic, outpatient surgical area, emergency room, physician's office, or other ambulatory care setting. 2. Sequence the ICD-9-CM code so that the first diagnosis shown in the medical record is the one ch ...
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... Sometimes splenic infarctions do cause significant morbidity and mortality and require prompt diagnosis and treatment. In Jaroch et al.’s study,5 the mortality rate was about 18%, and 9% of the patients needed a splenectomy. In Goerg et al.’s study,6 the mortality rate was 17%, with 21% of patients ...
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... proteinuria, even when agents other than renin-angiotensin system (RAS) blockers are used. • Patients with CKD are a high-risk group and a BP goal of <130/80 mmHg is recommended. • Several studies have revealed that the lowest risk for CKD progression was achieving and maintaining a systolic BP of 1 ...
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... the symptoms that it causes in larger doses. An easy example is homeopathic Allium cepa—an onion. What happens when you cut into an onion? You may sneeze several times, your eyes and nose may water and burn. When diluted homeopathically, Allium cepa is given to treat these very same symptoms and is, ...
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EtCO2 Monitoring

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