A nurse is conducting an admission assessment on a confused patient brought in by his son. Which of the following would be included in primary sources for information. Select all that apply.
A. physical assessment
B. Health history per the patient's son
C. Clinical notes in the computer system from a past admission.
D. Patient's report of physical symptoms
Answer:
A. Physical assessment
D. Patient's report of physical symptoms
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