Answer: (C) Declarative memory.
Explanation: Declarative memory is the explicit memory that can recall the events when in the state of consciousness. The events and the information is stored explicitly in the mind and thus can be memorized again to recover it.
The example described in the question states about the declarative memory through which Oscar can tell the color of the house because it was stored in his mind in explicit way.
Other options are incorrect because non-declarative memory is memory for long term , procedural memory tell about doing thing and prospective memory is retrieving the planned event.Thus, the correct option is option(C).
Declarative memory (“knowing what”) is the memory of facts and events and refers to those memories that can be consciously recalled (or “declared”). It is sometimes called explicit memory since it consists of information that is explicitly stored and retrieved, although it is more properly a subset of explicit memory
Answer: families, churches, and synagogues
Explanation:
Answer: C. scanned record becomes the legal record as soon as the original chart is destroyed
The scanning of the paper-based documents into electrical medical records is the cross from Level 2 (Computerised medical record system) to Level 3(electrical health records. EHR)
.After scanning, the scanned copies are rearranged for computer use, and entered into system for healthcare provider references. It therefore becomes the legal documents of the patients, even when the original charts is destroyed.
Note;The paper documents are stored for days based on record retention policy, and discharge afterwards.
completed QUESTIONS
A. paper medical record must be retained for the statute of limitations
B. scanned record can never be the legal record so we should not destroy the paper record
C. scanned record becomes the legal record as soon as the original chart is destroyed
D. scanned record is the legal record effective from the moment of scanning
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Structures that extend from the lateral walls of the nasal cavity are called nasal Conchae. It is also called Turbinate, or Turbinal. The nasal Conchae <span>consists of a </span>lamina<span> of </span>spongy bone, curled upon itself like a scroll and is responsible for regulating the airflow through the nasal passages.<span>The bones expand the surface area of the nasal cavity, allowing the air to come into better contact with the cavity walls.</span>
