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Neutropenic precautions are used if a patient is immunocompromised. prescribed more than three antibiotics. has previously had hospital-acquired pneumonia. was recently admitted from a LTCF.

Understanding Health Insurance: A Guide to Billing and Reimbursement

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Neutropenic precautions are used if a patient is

immunocompromised.
prescribed more than three antibiotics.
has previously had hospital-acquired pneumonia.
was recently admitted from a LTCF.

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