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The amount a third party (usually the medical insurer) will actually reimburse for health care. This amount is based on the cost to the provider for delivering that service.
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| reasonable patient standard |
In the giving of informed consent, the amount of information that a rational patient would want before making a choice to pursue or reject a treatment or procedure.
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| reasonable physician standard |
In the giving of informed consent, the amount of information that a typical physician would provide to patients before asking that they decide to pursue or reject a treatment.
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| reasoning, narrative |
A means of understanding people and their behaviors in the context of their life histories and their interpretations of the important events in their lives.
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| reassortant vaccine |
A vaccine made by combining antigens from several viruses or from several strains of the same virus.
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| REAS | thinking that is coherent and logical |
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| REAS | endowed with the capacity to reason |
| REAS | the reasoning involved when you assume the conclusion is true and reason backward to the evidence |
| REAS | analysis of a problem into alternative possibilities followed by the systematic elimination of unacceptable alternatives |
| REAS | having no justifying cause or reason |
| REAS | not endowed with the capacity to reason |
| REAS | not marked by the use of reason |
| REAS | assail again |
| REAS | assemble once again, after taking something apart |
| REAS | assembling again |
| REAS | strengthen or make more firm |
| REAS | renewed affirmation |
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