please fill out I have provided all the pieces of information patient information; Name: Sam Age: 43 No allergies The reason for admission is: CVA post-resection Illnesses: stroke, dysphagia, UTI urinary tract infection, vertigo and meningioma of brian His vital signs were in the normal range Mobility status: wheelchair

please fill out I have provided all the pieces of information patient information; Name: Sam Age: 43 No allergies The reason for admission is: CVA post-resection Illnesses: stroke, dysphagia, UTI urinary tract infection, vertigo and meningioma of brian His vital signs were in the normal range Mobility status: wheelchair

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ISBN:9781337660549

Author:GREEN

Publisher:GREEN

Chapter9: Cpt Evaluation And Management

Section: Chapter Questions

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