Which record is most appropriate for communicating a patient's current assessment, nursing interventions and response to care?

Correct answer: B. The patient's nursing progress notes

  • A. The ward inventory register
  • B. The patient's nursing progress notes
  • C. The staff duty roster
  • D. The equipment maintenance log

Explanation

Nursing progress notes record assessment findings, interventions and the patient's response, supporting communication and continuity of care. The other records manage staff, supplies or equipment rather than individual patient care.

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