Documenting a patient's walk down a hall as "fine" violates which "C" of charting?

A) Completeness
B) Clarity
C) Conciseness
D) Chronological order
E) Confidentiality

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Documenting a patient's walk down a hall as fine violates which C of charting?A)  CompletenessB)  ClarityC)  ConcisenessD)  Chronological orderE)  Confidentiality

Manuela Modrakova · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  The term fine lacks specificity and precision, which violates the clarity aspect of charting. Clarity requires that documentation be clear and unambiguous.

Documenting a patient's walk down a hall as "fine" violates which "C" of charting?

A) Completeness
B) Clarity
C) Conciseness
D) Chronological order
E) Confidentiality

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Documenting a patient's walk down a hall as "fine" violates which "C" of charting?A) CompletenessB) ClarityC) ConcisenessD) Chronological orderE) Confidentiality

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Documenting a patient's walk down a hall as "fine" violates which "C" of charting?

A) Completeness
B) Clarity
C) Conciseness
D) Chronological order
E) Confidentiality