When making written entries in the patient's medical record, describe the nursing care provided and the ____________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
patient's response
The information within a recorded entry or a report must be complete, containing appropriate and essential information. Make written entries in the patient's medical record, describing nursing care that you administer and the patient's response.
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