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| An anesthetist determined that because of the patient's
cardiomyopathy, general anesthesia would be extremely risky. The
anesthesiologists and nurses put together a group of representatives
including an anesthesiologist, certified registered nurse anesthetist,
an operating room nurse, and operating room technician, an information
system technician, the operating room scheduler, high-volume surgeons
from the general and specialty services, and a member of the finance
department. In distinguishing return on labor from return on equity, the
CPA/ABV also must consider whether actual compensation includes
distribution of profits from ancillary testing equipment such as labs or
imaging, profits from nonowner associate physicians, or profits from
physician extenders such as nurse practitioners, physician assistants or
certified registered nurse anesthetists. |
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anesthetist - a specialist who administers an anesthetic to a patient before he is treated