Emergency Department Note PATIENT: Samantha Hill DATE OF SERVICE: 12/31/XX AGE: 23 Samantha was brought in by ambulance. She was at a New Year’s Eve’s party, and she had been drinking alcohol for 4 hours and passed out. According to her friend who accompanied her to the ER, Mary does not have an alcohol addiction and has no known medical conditions. Physical Exam: Pupils are dilated. HEART: Heart rate is decreased. ABDOMEN: No abnormal findings Patient has limited response to questions. While she was in the emergency room, she started to vomit. She was observed for 7 hours and then sent home. She was advised to seek counseling for possible alcohol addiction. DIAGNOSIS: Alcohol abuse with intoxication. Blood alcohol level unspecified ICD-10-CM Code Assignment: 

Adipose tissue is a type of ____________ tissue.

 Which type of tissue will respond to stimuli and transmit impulses? 

 In order to decrease the effects of inflammation, you would take what type of medication? 

Intercalated disks

The ___________________  serve(s) the heart muscle itself by bringing oxygen-rich blood and nutrients to heart cells.

Celiac disease is a/an __________________ disease.

  Babies generally appear to be immune to diseases for approximately the first six months of life. After this, they develop more diseases. What could be responsible for this immunity?  

Simple, squamous epithelial tissue would contain:

When a molecule is “reabsorbed” by the kidneys, this means_________________.