The nurse is reviewing a client's chart. When reading the history, physical, and physician progress notes, the nurse anticipates finding which of the following?
A) The physician's assessment and treatment
B) Results of laboratory and diagnostic studies
C) Nursing documentation and plan of care
D) Information from other members of the health care team
Ans: A
The medical history, physical examination, and progress notes record the findings of physicians as they assess and treat the client. They focus on identifying pathologic conditions and their causes, as well as determining the medical regimen for treatment.
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