e Sy P A T — = KA s Edtion rcice Fasm 1 © O * UBUON £ LR a1k Ut ag your 10 unclicking, drag to the bottom of the page ending after the Attempt Score % to highlight the whole page. Option 2: Click and drag your mouse to highiight the first word on the page, unclick. scroll to the bottom of the page, hold down the SHIFT key and click after the Attempt Score % to highlight the whole page. 2. Save the highlighted information with one of the following methods. + Option 1: Print to PDF. Right click inside the highlighted text and select Print from the dropdown menu. Set the destination to PDF. Save the PDF to your preferred location. « Option 2: Print as a hard copy. Right click inside the highlighted text and select Print from the dropdown menu. Set the destination to your preferred printer. Save a copy of Your attempt information to your preferred location. i page: an, wiuious . NOTE: You will not be able to go back to this results page once you select Done or close the browser tab. Attempt Score 88 /180-48.89 % Overall Grade (Highest Attempt) 88 / 180 - 48.89 % Question 1 Amethod of documenting nurses’ progress notes by recording only abnormal or unusual findings o deviations from the prescribed plan of care s called: Problem-oriented progress notes /s Charting by exception Consultative notations Open charting w Hide question 1 feedback Charting by exception is a method of documenting only abnormal or unusual findings or deviations from the prescribed plan of the care. A complete patient assessment is performed every shift. When events differ from the assessment or the expected norm for a particular patient, the notes should focus on that particular event and include the data, assessment, intervention, and response. The purpose of charting by exception is to reduce repetitive recordkeeping and documentation of normal events (Reynolds and Morey 2020,114), Question 2 A 65-year-old white male was admitted to the hospital on 1/15 complaining of abdominal pain. The g
