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A nurse is documenting in a client's medical record. Which of the following abbreviations is appropriate for the nurse to use? (Select all that apply.)

Correct Answer: C,D,E

Rationale: The correct abbreviations are appropriate for use in a medical record as they are standard abbreviations commonly used in healthcare settings.
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Choice C: "2 mg" is a standard abbreviation for 2 milligrams, which is a common dosage measurement.
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Choice D: "39 mL" is a standard abbreviation for 39 milliliters, which is a common volume measurement.
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Choice E: "bid" is an abbreviation for "twice a day," a standard dosing instruction.
These abbreviations are clear, concise, and widely recognized in the medical field, reducing the risk of misinterpretation.
Incorrect choices:
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Choice A: "MS04" is not a standard medical abbreviation and may lead to confusion.
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Choice B: "Q D" is not a standard abbreviation and could be interpreted in different ways.
Overall, the correct answers adhere to best practices in medical documentation, ensuring accurate communication among healthcare professionals.

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