An MLC note says “patient intoxicated,” but no observations are written. Which documentation is most appropriate to support such a
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Medico-Legal, Forensic, Palliative & Structured Emergency Care (Set-10)
In an MLC case, nurse documents injuries but forgets to record “when examined.” Which single addition most strengthens legal timeline?
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An MLC note is written 3 hours later and has only one time noted. What is the correct best-practice time
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While taking history from a sexual assault survivor, which approach best supports trauma-informed care and reduces re-traumatization? A Rapid interrogation
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In an MLC case, if the nurse records injuries two hours after examination without noting delay, what is the main
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While starting an MLC note after a road traffic injury, which step most improves legal reliability of the record? A
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In an MLC note, which detail most strongly supports accuracy when records are reviewed later by seniors or court? A
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During first contact with a sexual assault survivor, which nurse approach best reduces fear and supports cooperation for care? A
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In an MLC note, what does “time of examination” mainly support in court review? A Ward workload proof B Timeline
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Which detail is most important for an injury entry in a medico-legal note? A Patient’s religion B Bed number only
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