In addition to diagnostic and therapeutic orders from the attending physician, you would expect every completed inpatient health record to contain
In addition to diagnostic and therapeutic orders from the attending physician, you would expect every completed inpatient health record to contain
Every completed inpatient health record should contain a discharge order. A discharge order is a formal instruction from the attending physician that the patient is cleared to leave the hospital. This ensures that the patient's care has concluded properly and the health record is complete. Other options like standing orders, telephone orders, and stop orders are situational and not necessarily present in every completed inpatient health record.
I too am in agreement with "Discharge Order" as the answer.
I would expect a Discharge summary in an inpatient record
Discharge Order
What is the explanation
It's discharge orders is the correct answer
s/b discharge orders
D for Discharge Orders
Completed ends with discharge
doesnt say patient is being discharged but is inpatient so standing orders is my vote
discharge order
Discharge order.
discharge orders from an attending physician
Discharge Order is a must
I also agree with Discharge Order.