the nurse is documenting the reason a client is at the clinic. the best method for...
the nurse is documenting the reason a client is at the clinic. the best method for the nurse to document this information is to.
A. use the clients own words
B. paraphrase the clients complaint
c.document only objective findings
d.use only medical terminology
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Answer: Use only medical terminology.
( The nurse should use the medical terminologies as this will enables the healthcare professionals to understand regarding the medical condition of the patient)
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