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sam.t96

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Medical charts, laboratory reports, and patient instructions are examples of which type of communication?
 
  A) Written
  B) Verbal
  C) Formal
  D) Legal

Question 2

Why are accuracy and proper spelling and grammar extremely important in written medical communications?
 
  A) Errors can reflect on employee ratings at the time of performance reviews.
  B) Errors can cause patients to have to call back and ask for more information.
  C) Error can embarrass the health care worker and employer.
  D) Errors can result in injury or harm to a patient and/or pose a risk of legal action.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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