A nurse is teaching a patient how to inject insulin. Which documentation best shows the patient’s learning?
Correct answer: C. Patient correctly demonstrates the injection technique
- A. Insulin teaching completed
- B. Patient received routine education
- C. Patient correctly demonstrates the injection technique
- D. Patient was given an insulin information leaflet
Explanation
A return demonstration provides direct evidence that the patient can perform the skill safely. Giving information or a leaflet records teaching activity but does not prove understanding or competence.
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Documentation covers accurate, timely and objective nursing records, charting formats, incident reports, medication records, confidentiality and legal accountability. Communication includes therapeutic listening, questioning, empathy, handover and reporting using a structured method such as SBAR, while distinguishing subjective patient statements from objective observations.
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