Understanding Pronouns and Documentation in Nursing

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These flashcards cover important concepts related to pronoun usage, documentation standards, and nursing practices discussed in the lecture.

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Who does 'he' refer to in the notes provided?

James Bond.

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Who does 'they' refer to in the notes?

James Bond's friends, with the patient stating she doesn't know who they were, but thinks there were four of them.

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What is a key reason for documenting details in nursing?

To ensure that you can remember specifics five years from now when it may be needed in court.

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What does the phrase 'if you didn't chart it, you didn't do it' imply?

Proper documentation is essential in nursing practice to validate actions taken.

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Why is it important not to make up new abbreviations when charting?

Because other colleagues or experts reviewing the documentation may not recognize them later.

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How should documentation always be written if using paper?

Legibly.

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What is emphasized about describing a suspect?

It is important to describe specific details.