Multiple Choice
When making changes to a patient's record, ___________.
A) erasures and correction fluid should be used to cover up entries
B) covering up mistakes is not considered tampering.
C) a single line should be drawn through a mistaken entry and the correct information should be entered, signed, and dated
D) the correction is signed, but the inclusion of a date is unnecessary
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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