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Patient appears to be in severe pain and refuses to ambulate. Blood pressure and pulse are elevated


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The nurse documents in the patient record, '0830 patient appears to be in severe pain and refuses to ambulate. Blood pressure and pulse are elevated. Physician notified and analgesic administered as ordered with adequate relief. J. Doe, RN.' The most significant statement about the documentation is that it is:

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The documentation (
D) includes assessment (pain, vital signs), intervention (analgesic), and evaluation (relief), making it complete. A, B, and C overlook its comprehensive nature.

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