When Recording Progress Notes,the Specific Chief Complaint Should Be

question 47

Multiple Choice

When recording progress notes,the specific chief complaint should be:

• A) a paraphrased description of the patient's condition
• B) written using the patient's own words
• C) a series of codes that correlate to a list of common symptoms
• D) recorded only by the physician or provider

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