How should administrative medical assistant view behavior

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Assignment:

Provider complete sentences for the 2 scenarios below. Must be five complete sentences.

1. A provider refuses to accept any more Medicaid patients for medical care. Is this the provider's, right? Is it ethical? Why or why not?

2. A clinical medical assistant whispers to the administrative medical assistant, "There goes the guy with AIDS." How should the administrative medical assistant view this behavior?

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