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A patient wants to take his medical records and x-rays to another physician's office. He insists that the records belong to him. How would you handle this situation?
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Identify the elements of SOAP charting for the following scenario: A patient has come to see the doctor complaining of asthma. She says she has been wheezing and coughing for two days. The patient's vital signs are P–102, B⁄P–146⁄100, R–28, T–98.6. Following examination, the physician determines the patient is having an asthma attack. She gives you an order to give the patient a breathing treatment using the nebulizer and 2.5 mg of albuteral sulfate. Then you are to take her vital signs again.





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