Author Question: When making a notation in the medical record, which of the following is NOT necessary? a. Date of ... (Read 43 times)

Charlie

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When making a notation in the medical record, which of the following is NOT necessary?
 
  a. Date of the entry
  b. Information you are documenting
  c. Signature of the writer
  d. Initials of the writer

Question 2

Why does the patient name NOT appear on the outside of the medical record?
 
  a. It is unsightly.
  b. It is the law.
  c. It protects patient confidentiality.
  d. It allows for easier filing.



sultana.d

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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