Who can view the application and respond to discrepancies online?

• A. The PA
• B. The PALS administrator
• C. The individual who submits the application
• D. The supervising physician

Answer: (C)

Ownership and access control drive this. The online application is tied to the person who submits it, giving that individual the login access to view the full content and to act on any discrepancy notices. This ensures accuracy and accountability, plus privacy for the applicant’s information. While the supervising physician, the PA, or the system administrator may be involved in different parts of the process, they typically do not have the authority to view and automatically modify that specific application or to respond to its discrepancies on the submitter’s behalf. The submitter’s account is the designated channel to review the application and address any issues, so the correct answer is the person who submits the application.