~QUIZ~ Nursing Process and Patient Admission Responsibilities

Nursing responsibilities when discharging a patient include organizing the patient's discharge plan.

When discharging a patient, nurses are not required to provide health education.

The patient's prescription, medical certificate, and clinic follow-up date are not important for a smooth discharge process.

Hospital billing is not part of nursing responsibilities when discharging a patient.

A complete summary of the diagnosis and treatment received by the patient is included in the discharge note.

If a patient wants to leave against medical advice, they need to sign an 'At Your Own Risk' (AOR) form.

The hospital bears no responsibility if a patient leaves against medical advice and experiences a sudden change in their condition.

Nurses do not play a role in ensuring that the patient's unit is clean before discharge.

It is not necessary for nurses to book the clinic follow-up date for the patient before discharge.

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