A person who is in town on vacation goes to a physician with symptoms of food poisoning. The type of account to set up for this patient is a(n) ____.

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A single-entry account is appropriate for a patient who is not a regular customer, as it is a simplified accounting method that requires only one entry for each transaction. This would work well for a one-time visit to a physician for symptoms of food poisoning. The other options listed are not relevant to this situation.

A Person Who Is in Town on Vacation Goes to a Physician