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PN 1006 Integrated Nursing Practice Midterm Exam Q&A Latest Update

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PN 1006 Integrated Nursing Practice: Midterm Exam | Q&A Latest 2025/2026 | 100% PASS The Rules of charting - Answer -Single lined, Line through errors marked + signed, Date Time and Focus, To end cross out empty line space initial and designation, legible What format do you follow when charting? - Answer -DAR What is DAR? - Answer -Data Action Response When do you chart? - Answer -Preformed immediately following What colour's of ink are accepted for charting? - Answer -Blue or Black What order is charting written in? - Answer -Chronological order When can a telephone order be accepted? - Answer -Only in an emergency What do you never leave open and or unattended? - Answer -Charting both Physical and electronic What is Midnight in military time? - Answer -0000 How do we as nurses break the chain of infection? - Answer -Proper hand hygiene / hand washing What is a common thing to happen in open wounds? - Answer -Likely to obtain an infection / Infection prone