When documenting client care, the nurse understands that the most important reason for correct and accurate documentation is:
A) legal representation to care.
B) conveying information.
C) assisting in organization of care.
D) noting the client's response to interventions.
Ans: B
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Documentation of care in the client's record is most important for communicating with other health care team members that are involved in the care of the client.
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