John presents to the ER one morning with lower back pain. H…
John presents to the ER one morning with lower back pain. He has comorbidities including hypertension and renal failure. Mary, his nurse, works with him to treat his back pain. Later that day, John presents back to the ER complaining of chest pain. Mary sees his name on the patient list, and says to another nurse working with her that he was just in earlier for back pain. The second nurse works with John, and finds that his symptoms are still from the visit earlier today, despite the complaints of chest pain and shortness of breath. John’s heart attack goes unrecognized. What type of bias is present in this situation?
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Problem 5: Calculating Cost of Goods Sold Frederick, Inc. has the following inventory records: Beginning inventory, Jan. 1 30 units @ $15 per unit Purchases in January: Jan. 15 25 units @ $16 per unit Jan. 25 30 units @ $18 per unit Jan. 28 12 units @ $23 per unit Jan. 31 15 units @ $24 per unit Sale of 63 units in January Assume that the company uses the FIFO method (periodic inventory system that determines cost of goods sold on a monthly basis). Note: You must show all calculations to receive full credit. Using the above information, answer questions 13-15.
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The early morning therapist responsible for morning quality checks on the linear accelerator arrives late. Trying to get through the morning checks as efficiently as possible so that the day can start on time, the therapist documents that the warning lights that signify when the radiation is on are working properly without checking them. The therapist figures that they have never not worked, and nobody even pays attention to them anyway. This behavior is an example of which categorization of bahavior?
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