The CFO at Little Happy Hospital (LHH) has asked the HIM manager for her current coding statistics because DNFB has steadily risen over the summer months. She is to supply the most recent month's data (September) which had 21 workdays. Her inpatient coders usually work 7.5 hours out of every 8.5 hour day as they take two 15-minute breaks and a thirty-minute lunch. According to her volume reports, out of 1910 IP records, Coder Amy completed 450 records, Coder Betty completed 510 records, and Coder Carla completed 385 records. Some of the charts did not pass the quality screening process: Amy had 4, Betty had 4, and Carla had 11. Round your answers to one decimal point. What percentage of the total number of records did each coder code in September? How many records (on average) did each coder code during their work day? How many records (on average) did each coder code per worked hour? How many minutes (on average) does it take each coder to code one record? What percentage of records are failing the quality screening process for each coder? If all three coders were coding to their potential of 4 charts per hour, how many charts