A) Make an appointment as soon as possible
B) Instruct the patient to call another practitioner
C) Instruct the caller to dial 911 for an ambulance
D) Take a detailed history of the patient's symptoms
E) Tell the patient the practitioner will call back as soon as possible
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A) "Your son needs immediate medical help."
B) "I will leave a message for the physician."
C) "As long as it is not bleeding, it is fine."
D) "Call back if he is not feeling better tomorrow."
E) "Put ice on the bite and apply a topical antibiotic."
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A) schedule an appointment immediately or tell the patient to go to the emergency room.
B) listen to the patient.
C) document the patient's symptoms.
D) advise the patient on methods for pain relief.
E) schedule an appointment when available.
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A) have the nurse relay the information
B) document the details of the call, including what you said, in the chart
C) realize it is appropriate and honest to give information to the patient
D) have the provider return the patient's call
E) tell the patient you can't find the requested information
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A) One minute or about eight rings
B) 30 seconds or about four rings
C) 20 seconds or about three rings
D) 20 rings
E) 3 minutes
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A) tell the patient that you will not continue the conversation until the patient settles down.
B) show empathy and an understanding of the caller's feelings.
C) tell the caller that you will not be talked to like that and hang up.
D) insist that the physician take the call.
E) demand that the patient stop shouting immediately.
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A) call the patient by his or her first name
B) attempt to pronounce it the best you can
C) ask the patient how to pronounce his or her name
D) ask someone else to talk to the patient
E) avoid calling the patient by name
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A) never give the results to the patient
B) give the patient the results if the physician has authorized that normal results may be given out
C) take the message and give it to the physician, who will return the patient's call
D) mail the results to the patient
E) tell the patient to make an appointment to come in and review the results with the physician
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A) proper telephone etiquette
B) the patient's first name only
C) technical language
D) a standard telephone answering dialog
E) a flat, disinterested tone of voice
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A) Cohesiveness
B) Courtesy
C) Completeness
D) Conciseness
E) Clarity
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A) meet with the physician to discuss the call
B) schedule an appointment for the patient
C) bill the patient for the telephone time
D) document the conversation in the patient's record
E) work a little later to make up for lost time
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A) pull the patient's chart and billing information
B) insist that the patient pay the current charges
C) tell the patient to pay the charges, but the charges will be reviewed at a later date
D) notify the patient that the physician will not see him until the bill is paid
E) forward the patient's call to the physician
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