Who has the authority to sign an medicare Enrollment Application?

Answer:

A authorized official

Explanation:

An authorized official is granted legal access to your medicare Enrollemet Application to make changes and updates, you will need to fill out the application (signature is really important), that is where your application is viewed and sent to an MAC (Medicare Administrative Contractor) and then your MAC will give it to someone else, and that someone else is granted access, i believe.

Your MAC is a submits the application, you will find him when you fill out your application as a guide i believe.

Answer: must be legally authorized in the state such as Power of Attorney.

Explanation: correct answer

Which of the following information is necessary to obtain a precertification for an outpatient procedure?

Guess Fallacy: and explain why
1. Wife: You need to stop spending money on PS4 games.
Husband: You spend the money on clothes and make-up, and you don't hear me complaining.
2. People died of cancer before cigarettes were invented... So, smoking doesn't cause cancer."

Prior to trying a medication as part of an
individual's treatment, which of these is an
important question to ask?
Select one:
O a. Has the medication been verified by the
FDA?
O
b. What is the likelihood of success?
O
c. What other physicians have evaluated the
use of this medication?
d. All of these

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Which of the following are reasons a developed country like the U.S. might intervene in a Complex Humanitarian Emergency or natural disaster?

a. All of the above are possible reasons to intervene

b. There might be a threat to international security

c. There might be a threat to international trade

d. There is a moral imperative to intervene

A subcutaneous injection is one type of injection. Describe this type of injection.

Assuming that a person going to community college can't afford to go to a four-year college is an example of ) a generalization. b) discrimination. O c) a stereotype. O d) tolerance

According to the recent Deary study in Psychology and Aging, as individuals grow older, their _____ scores _____.

i. dependability; show no relationship to earlier scores
ii. extraversion; show no relationship to earlier scores
iii. dependability; increase over time
iv. extraversion; increase over time

Sydney has finished all his work on time, but many of his teammates are still struggling to complete their assignments. What should he do? a) Not distract them; they may get farther behind. O b) Listen to them complain about their workloads O c) Help them complete their work d) Share his thoughts on how they could get their work done faster
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Aatish is a medical assistant at a doctor's office . He accidentally overbooked appointments today and the medical personnel are falling behind and feeling frustrated . Which action would best demonstrate that Aatish wants to take responsibility for his mistake ? a ) Blaming the overbooking on a glitch in the computer b ) Just continuing with his work c ) Pointing out that there aren't enough doctors in the office d ) Apologizing for overbooking and offering to help out any way he can

Self-assessment helps us determine who we are as seen by ourselves and by others.
1) True
2) False

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) listed homosexuality as an abnormal behavior until 1986, when the American Psychiatric Association (APA) removed it from the manual. Based on changing social perceptions and attitudes, discuss a currently-listed disorder that you believe may soon achieve declassification. Alternatively, you may discuss a condition not currently listed in the DSM that you believe the APA may soon include in the manual. Explain your reasons for this conclusion.

isthe practice teast test on the ati website similar to real test?​

Which of the following represents a time when a person would likely consult a company handbook? a) To find the company's mission statement or goals To view a list of customers O b) C) To find all the company locations d) To view their coworkers' vacation requests

Tomas has been feeling unhappy pretty often. Many things have caused him to feel stressed out and unwanted among his friends. What is a useful strategy he can use to feel better?

Think about good feelings he has had
Hang out with a few friends at a time
Eat nutrient dense high-energy foods
Spend more time alone whenever possible

Does 5 IU of epinephrine = 5 IU of ampicillin?

a)

Yes, because they’re both similar drugs.

b)

Yes, because both have the same route of administration.

c)

No, because the frequency isn’t listed.

d)

No, because measurement varies across different types of medications.

Which of these statements best
describes the way that mental health
disorders were treated in the past?
Select one:
о
a. Most treatment involved controlling the
individual and/or their mental health
symptoms
о b. Most individuals received the same
treatment as others, regardless of diagnosis
or symptoms
c. Much of the treatment implemented
early on was related to reduction of
behavioral symptoms, or punishment
d. All of these

Assuming that a person going to community college can't afford to go to a four-year college is an example of ) a generalization. b) discrimination. O c) a stereotype. O d) tolerance

Mention a point to show the importance of health education.​

describe how your future career can be an opportunity to help others flourish, to be purposeful, and to do no harm.

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Name the phobias
1) fear of height
2) fear of alone
3) fear of social evaluation
4) fear of doctors ​

Which of the following statements is generally true about people who are "flexible" ? a ) They're easily overwhelmed . b ) They're open to trying new things . Oc ) They prefer working with people who are similar to themselves . d ) They prefer focusing on many tasks at a time .

Karen is listening to a colleague's idea for reducing customer wait time at the stora Which behavior can Karen exhibit to best demonstrate that she agrees with her colleague's idea? O a) Nod her head Cross her arms in front of her chest b) C) Rest her chin in one hand O d) Rub her hands together

Each time a patient comes to the clinic, the medical assistant must verify:

A. whether the patient has had a change in address or phone number.
B. which insurance plan the patient has.
C. whether a co-pay is required.
D. All of the above

Medicare part D is a

What should you do if the initial 2 breaths you give to an unconscious victim, who has a pulse but is not breathing, do not make the victim's chest rise?

Dylan has a coworker who is always showing up late and then not finishing his work on time. It's frustrating the other members of the team. What can he do that might help the situation? a) Complain about the coworker to other team members O b) Ask his coworker if he understands his job responsibilities c) Tell his boss that the coworker is slacking off O d) Complete his coworker's work for him

Urinalysis is one example of a non-blood specimen collection procedure frequently performed in the physician's office laboratory. What does it allow the provider to assess for?