A.
the name of a disease (e.g., diabetes)
✓
B.
the name of a medication's brand name (e.g., Panadol)
✓
C.
the name of a body part (e.g., heart)
✓
D.
the name of a procedure (e.g., appendectomy)
✓
A.
Swelling caused by excess fluid in body tissues.
✓
B.
A type of skin rash.
✓
D.
A feeling of nausea.
✓
A.
Who did you give the patient's chart to?
✓
B.
To whom did you give the patient's chart?
✓
C.
Whom did you give the patient's chart to?
✓
D.
The chart was given to who?
✓
C.
by a route other than the digestive tract (e.g., injection)
✓
C.
Informative and cautionary
✓
A.
A discussion of risks
✓
B.
The patient's voluntary agreement
✓
C.
The patient's competence
✓
D.
A signature from a family member
✓
A.
The paragraph has a clear topic sentence.
✓
B.
The ideas are logically connected and easy to follow.
✓
C.
The writing uses advanced vocabulary.
✓
D.
The grammar and spelling are perfect.
✓
A.
Objective data like vital signs.
✓
B.
Subjective quotes from the patient.
✓
C.
The nurse's personal opinion about the patient's family.
✓
D.
A record of interventions performed.
✓
