A provisional diagnosis is not a final diagnosis and usually is made before test results are received. True or False? Which statement is not true regarding the reasons for keeping... A provisional diagnosis is not a final diagnosis and usually is made before test results are received. True or False? Which statement is not true regarding the reasons for keeping accurate medical records?

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The questions are asking about provisional diagnoses and the importance of accurate medical records. The first question inquires whether a provisional diagnosis is final, while the second asks which statement regarding medical records is not true. The purpose is to assess knowledge related to medical terminology and record-keeping.

Answer

True; Not true: c. The patient's family may want to examine the records and correct errors.

The final answer is: True. A provisional diagnosis is not a final diagnosis and usually is made before test results are received. For the other question, c. The patient's family may want to examine the records and correct errors, is not a true reason for keeping accurate medical records.

Answer for screen readers

The final answer is: True. A provisional diagnosis is not a final diagnosis and usually is made before test results are received. For the other question, c. The patient's family may want to examine the records and correct errors, is not a true reason for keeping accurate medical records.

More Information

A provisional diagnosis helps guide initial treatment and testing until a final diagnosis is confirmed. Accurate medical records ensure continuity of care, legal protection, and financial reimbursement.

Tips

A common mistake is assuming family examination and error correction is an official reason for accurate records; it's not typically considered a main reason.

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