Which are essential characteristics when documenting in the medical record for cases of suspected abuse? Select all that apply
1) Clear
2) Subjective
3) Specific
4) Thorough
5) Abbreviated
ANS: 1, 3, 4
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A) Perform a rapid physical assessment. B) Initiate health education. C) Perform diagnostic imaging. D) Establish the circumstances of the accident.
A group of nursing students are preparing a presentation for their class about measures to prevent toxoplasmosis. Which of the following would the students be least likely to include? Select all that apply
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