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What is the acceptable format for recording assessments according to the text?
What is the acceptable format for recording assessments according to the text?
- Verbal report to the team
- Pictorial or graphs only
- Electronic or paper form (correct)
- Narrative only
Who may need to be verbally reported to in case of abnormal findings?
Who may need to be verbally reported to in case of abnormal findings?
- The health care team (correct)
- The police
- The administrative assistant
- The social worker
What is the most responsible provider to whom abnormal findings may need to be reported?
What is the most responsible provider to whom abnormal findings may need to be reported?
- Social worker
- Pharmacist
- Children's Aid Services (CAS)
- Physician or Nurse Practitioner (correct)
Which type of assessments may involve reporting to the police according to the text?
Which type of assessments may involve reporting to the police according to the text?
Who determines the set of rules on documentation according to the text?
Who determines the set of rules on documentation according to the text?
What is the purpose of the 'History of current illness' section?
What is the purpose of the 'History of current illness' section?
What is the nurses' responsibility regarding documentation of client care?
What is the nurses' responsibility regarding documentation of client care?
What is an important aspect of nurses' accountability for documentation?
What is an important aspect of nurses' accountability for documentation?
What is included in the 'Past health history' section?
What is included in the 'Past health history' section?
What is the order of the examination of body systems in the 'Review of systems' section?
What is the order of the examination of body systems in the 'Review of systems' section?
How do nurses safeguard client health information?
How do nurses safeguard client health information?
What should nurses do if they forget to document at the right time?
What should nurses do if they forget to document at the right time?
What is assessed in the 'Functional assessment' section?
What is assessed in the 'Functional assessment' section?
What is the purpose of using appropriate abbreviations and symbols in documentation?
What is the purpose of using appropriate abbreviations and symbols in documentation?
What kind of information is included in the 'Family history' section?
What kind of information is included in the 'Family history' section?
What is the difference between signs and symptoms?
What is the difference between signs and symptoms?
What does the 'onset' relate to when gathering information from the patient?
What does the 'onset' relate to when gathering information from the patient?
What is meant by 'palliative and provocative' in the context of reporting to the healthcare team?
What is meant by 'palliative and provocative' in the context of reporting to the healthcare team?
What does 'radiation and region' refer to in reporting the patient's condition?
What does 'radiation and region' refer to in reporting the patient's condition?
Why is it important to understand the 'associated signs and symptoms' when reporting to the healthcare team?
Why is it important to understand the 'associated signs and symptoms' when reporting to the healthcare team?
What is the purpose of collecting subjective data in health history?
What is the purpose of collecting subjective data in health history?
What does the term 'biographical data' in health history refer to?
What does the term 'biographical data' in health history refer to?
In which type of health history does the nurse focus on only what the patient complains about or reason for seeking care?
In which type of health history does the nurse focus on only what the patient complains about or reason for seeking care?
What is the role of the nurse in obtaining the health history 'source of Hx'?
What is the role of the nurse in obtaining the health history 'source of Hx'?
What type of health history uses only yes/no answers and is considered urgent?
What type of health history uses only yes/no answers and is considered urgent?
What does the term 'substitute decision maker' refer to in the context of health history?
What does the term 'substitute decision maker' refer to in the context of health history?
What category of subjective data includes information given by the patient?
What category of subjective data includes information given by the patient?
Where does a nurse focus solely on what the patient complains about or reason for seeking care?
Where does a nurse focus solely on what the patient complains about or reason for seeking care?
In which type of health history does a person new to a hospital have to provide data in every single 12 categories?
In which type of health history does a person new to a hospital have to provide data in every single 12 categories?
What is the purpose of the health history?
What is the purpose of the health history?
Which type of health history focuses on only what the patient complains about or reason for seeking care?
Which type of health history focuses on only what the patient complains about or reason for seeking care?
What is included in the 'Biographical data' category of the health history?
What is included in the 'Biographical data' category of the health history?
What does the term 'Substitute Decision Maker' refer to in the context of health history?
What does the term 'Substitute Decision Maker' refer to in the context of health history?
What category of subjective data includes information given by the patient?
What category of subjective data includes information given by the patient?
In which type of health history does a person new to a hospital have to provide data in every single 12 categories?
In which type of health history does a person new to a hospital have to provide data in every single 12 categories?
What is the purpose of collecting subjective data in health history?
What is the purpose of collecting subjective data in health history?
What does 'Source of Hx' refer to in the context of health history?
What does 'Source of Hx' refer to in the context of health history?
What is focused on in the 'Emergency history' type of health history?
What is focused on in the 'Emergency history' type of health history?
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