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==Question 12== A client is found on the floor beside the bed. Which entry in the medical record is '''most appropriate'''? # "Client fell out of bed because the assistive personnel left the side rail down." # "Found client on floor at 0410. Vital signs stable. Provider notified. Incident report completed." # "Found client on floor beside bed at 0410. Assessed for injury; no deformity or bleeding noted; vital signs obtained and recorded; provider notified; neurologic checks initiated per protocol." # "Client had an unwitnessed fall during the night. Appears no harm was done." '''Answer:''' 3. ''Rationale:'' Documentation must be factual, objective, complete, and timely, and should record what was observed, what was done, and how the client responded. Option 1 records blame and an unwitnessed assumption about cause. Option 2 documents that an incident report was completed; the incident report is an internal risk-management tool and its existence should not be recorded in the medical record. Option 4 is vague and states a conclusion ("appears no harm") rather than assessment findings.
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