By default, the rows in a flow sheet
A) display only vital signs measurements from each of a patient's previous encounters.
B) are limited to sections that have corresponding concepts or findings in the current patient encounter.
C) are limited to sections that have corresponding concepts or findings in the patient's first encounter.
D) display all clinical concepts or findings from each of a patient's previous encounters.
Question 2
The clinician diagnoses a patient with sinusitis and prescribes fluids and rest. To record this assessment, where in the Diagnoses, syndromes, and conditions domain would you begin?
What will be an ideal response?
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