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The diagnosis identifies the patient's pathology based on what? a. The patent's response to treatment b. The patient's subjective complaint c. The physical examination d. The clinical examination correct answers d. The clinical examination Informed consent should be reviewed with and signed by the patient at what point? a. The patient can sign the informed consent before they come into the clinic to save time b. At the end of the visit, but only if the patient is happy with the treatment. c. At the first visit, before any treatment. d. It is best to wait until the second patient visit to have the patient review and sign informed consent correct answers c. At the first visit, before any treatment. In the reading this week, it was explained that when you select your diagnosis, you should choose a? a. A vague diagnosis with few descriptors b. One diagnosis that can't be changed until the re-examination c. Single disease rather than list the entire disease complex d. Entire disease complex rather than list the single disease correct answers c. Single disease rather than list the entire disease complex The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act is an in-depth and extensive piece of legislation. According to Dr. Maanum, the best was to explain the overall purpose of HIPAA to the patient is to? a. Tell the patient you can NOT share any of their personal health information with anyone, without the patient's signed consent. b. Perform a brief sock puppet show. Using only wool socks with googly eyes, one blue, one red and a post-it note to represent the HIPAA form. c. Have the patient read about HIPAA on the world wide web before their patient visit. d. Have the patient sign up for paralegal training. correct answers a. Tell the patient you can NOT share any of their personal health information with anyone, without the patient's signed consent. In several readings, Guide to Clinical Documentation, Souza and Formulating a Diagnosis, it is mentioned that doing this is the first and most important step in getting to a diagnosis. a. Taking the vitals b. Performing a physical exam c. Taking a good patient history d. Performing the correct orthopedic tests correct answers c. Taking a good patient history