Asked by Lucas
A patient’s cost for a hospital stay is determined as follows:
Admission = $50
Room charge:
first night: $1000
nights 2-4: $1500 per night
night 5 and beyond: $2000 per night
Surgery: $8500 per surgeon, plus $3000 for an anesthesiologist
(a) What would be the cost of a three-night stay, with a surgery involving two surgeons?
(b) What would be the cost of a week-long stay, with a surgery involving three surgeons and
an anesthesiologist?
Admission = $50
Room charge:
first night: $1000
nights 2-4: $1500 per night
night 5 and beyond: $2000 per night
Surgery: $8500 per surgeon, plus $3000 for an anesthesiologist
(a) What would be the cost of a three-night stay, with a surgery involving two surgeons?
(b) What would be the cost of a week-long stay, with a surgery involving three surgeons and
an anesthesiologist?
Answers
Answered by
PsyDAG
(a) 50 + 1000 + 2(1500) + 2(8500) + 3000 = ?
I am assuming that the patient needed an anesthesiologist.
(b) Go through the same process.
I am assuming that the patient needed an anesthesiologist.
(b) Go through the same process.
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