What level is reported for risk of complication

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Problem: The EMS brought a 31-year-old motor vehicle accident patient to the Emergency Department. The provider determines the patient has multiple internal injuries and needs immediate surgery. What level is reported for risk of complication and/or morbidity or mortality of patient management?

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