Question

8 multiple choice 1 point what is the rationale behind state statutes requiring the reporting of communicable diseases? to quarantine patients with noncommunicable diseases and ensure reporting of infection or disease to quarantine patients with communicable diseases to prevent the spread of a disease to protect citizens health by restricting movement in public places to ensure some reporting of infection or disease 9 multiple choice 1 point incident reports should: provided to the patient. be placed in the medical record. not be placed in the medical record. be filed in the patients medical record, with a copy sent to the hospitals legal counsel. 10 multiple choice 1 point how many u.s. states have enacted child - abuse laws? 50 18 35 49

Explanation:

For question 8, reporting communicable diseases helps in quarantining affected patients to stop disease - spread. For question 9, incident reports are not placed in the medical record to avoid potential legal issues. For question 10, all 50 U.S. states have child - abuse laws.

Answer:

1. To quarantine patients with communicable diseases to prevent the spread of a disease
2. not be placed in the medical record
3. 50