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CCI Registered Congenital Cardiac Sonographer Sample Test

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The patient’s progress notes should include which of the following information identifying the patient?





Correct Answer:
patient's medical record number
when compiling patient progress notes, it is essential to include specific identifying information to ensure that the medical record is accurate, complete, and associated with the correct individual. this information serves as a safeguard against medical errors and is vital for ongoing patient care, legal compliance, and medical recordkeeping purposes. here are the key types of identifying information that should typically be included in a patient's progress notes:

**patient's name:** the full name of the patient is fundamental to all medical records. it helps healthcare providers and administrative staff clearly identify the individual receiving care, especially in settings where there may be patients with similar names or identifiers.

**medical record number:** this is a unique number assigned to a patient within a healthcare system that helps to track their medical records across different departments and visits. it is crucial for retrieving historical health information and ensuring that all data collected during a visit is accurately filed under the correct patient's record.

**date of birth:** the patient's date of birth is another critical identifier that aids in distinguishing between individuals, particularly those with similar or identical names. it is also important for assessing age-specific health risks and appropriate medical interventions.

**date of hospitalization:** including the date of hospitalization helps in maintaining a timeline of patient care. this information is particularly useful for monitoring the duration of treatment and understanding the context of health changes or progress during the stay in a medical facility. each piece of information plays a crucial role in the safety and efficacy of patient care. ensuring these identifiers are correctly noted in the patient's progress notes is a fundamental practice in healthcare that supports clinical decision-making and continuity of care.


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