Why Is It Important to Provide Documentation Related to the Patient's

question 14

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to provide documentation related to the patient's level of pain?

• A) It can help patients determine whether the pain will get better.
• B) It provides a measurement to help determine if treatment is helping or hindering the patient's progress.
• C) It provides the therapist with a measure of how the patient is progressing in the plan of care.
• D) It helps the physician determine if the patient is getting worse and the diagnosis needs to be reevaluated.

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