For Hemorrhage to Be Reported, There Does Not Have to Be

question 17

True/False

For hemorrhage to be reported, there does not have to be active bleeding; however, there must be documentation in the medical record indicating active bleeding has occurred and the source of the bleeding must be identified.

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Definitions:

Normal Balance

The usual balance side (debit or credit) of an account, determined by the type of account, which helps in maintaining the double-entry accounting system.

Temporary/Permanent

Refers to the nature of differences affecting financial reporting; temporary differences resolve over time, whereas permanent differences do not.

Principal Plus

A term indicating the original amount of investment or loan plus any accrued interest or profits.

Accrued Interest

Income from interest that has been accrued but neither received nor documented in the financial records.