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As control risk increases, the amount of substantive evidence the auditor plans to accumulate should increase.
Positive/Abnormal
Indication of a test result or medical examination finding that deviates from the normal or expected range, possibly signaling a disease or condition.
Patient Chart
A comprehensive record maintained by hospitals and clinics that contains all the medical history, diagnosis, treatments, and care notes for an individual patient.
Prescription Refills
The process of obtaining additional supplies of prescribed medication, usually after the initial prescription has been depleted.
Reprints
Copies of previously printed work, such as articles or books, made available after the original print run has been depleted or in response to continued demand.
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