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| Arizona Health Cost Containment System |
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| Ambulatory patient classification |
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| the person who coordinates medical services on behalf of a patient |
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| evidence that an individual has mastered fundamental competnecies in a particular technical area |
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| Clinal Labortory Improvment Act of 1988 |
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| regulates that all labs use the same standards |
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| Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services |
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| biases or personalized filters that are major obstructions to verbal communication |
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| Current procedural terminology codes |
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| Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act |
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| requires written consent of all electronically exchanged PHI |
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| Health Maintenance Orginization |
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| International Classification for Diseases - Ninth Revision- Clinical Modification |
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| Integrated Health Care Delivery System |
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| when the verbal and nonverbal messages do not match |
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| the study of nonverbal communication |
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| Managed Care Orginizations |
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| fed and state program that provides medical assistance to low income Americans |
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| Federally funded program that provides healthcare to people over age of 65 and to disabled |
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| Medical Laboratory Scientist (4 yr degree) |
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| protected health information |
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| incision into the vein for the purpose of drawing blood |
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| a disorder involving the over production of red blood cells |
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| preferred provider organizations |
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| care by general physician who assumes ongoing responsibility for maintaining his or her patient's health |
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| study of an individuals concept and use of space |
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| large independent laboratories that receive and test specimens from many different facilities |
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| care by a physician (specialist) who can perform out-of-the-ordinary procedures in outpatient facilities |
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| highly complex care and therapy services from practitioners in a hospital or overnight facility |
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| an insurance company or government program that pays for healthcare services on behalf of a patient |
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| continuing education units |
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| lancet, bloodletting tool |
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| American Hospital Association |
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| individually identifiable health information |
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| promotes the protection and advancement of the nation's physical and mental health by sponsoring and administering programs for the development of health resources, prevention & control of diseases, and dealing with drug abuse |
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| another name for a blood bank is |
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| another name for a medical laboratory scientist |
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| which section of the laboratory performs cholesterol testing |
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| what are the credentials for an ASCP-certified phlebotomist |
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| the federal law that defines the responsibilities of medical laboratory personnel is the |
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| most common hematology test |
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| cbc (complete blood count) |
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| performs laboratory tests that identify diseases associated with blood and teh blood-forming tissues |
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| performs tests used to discover, identify, and monitor defects in the blood-clotting process |
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| performs most laboratory tests and often has sections. also has the ability to perform panels and the most common specimen is serum |
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| D-dimer, APTT, fibrinogen, PT, FSP |
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| Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP), ammonia, bilirubin, glucose, drug analysis, lipase, uric acid, cholesterol |
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| serology/immunology department |
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| tests deal with the body's response to the presence of bacterial, viral, fungal, or parasitic diseases stimulating antigen-antibody reactions that can be easily demonstrated in the laboratory |
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| culture and sensitivity (C & S) |
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| blood bank or immunohematology |
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| blood culture, gram stain |
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| common blood bank and immunohematology test |
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| type an drh, type and crossmatch, compatibility testing |
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