The Primary Function of the Stratum Germinativum Is

question 43

Multiple Choice

The primary function of the stratum germinativum is:

• A)osmosis, to prevent water loss
• B)mitosis, to produce new dermis
• C)osmosis, to contribute to sweating
• D)mitosis, to produce new epidermis

Appreciate the role of nursing documentation in patient safety, care quality, and compliance with healthcare policies.

Understand the importance of detailed and accurate charting for both patient care and financial reimbursement.

Recognize chart entries that necessitate follow-up for quality control and continuity of care.

Apply focused charting techniques effectively to enhance patient care documentation.