One reason it is important to carefully document the services you provide your client is to

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The correct option is C.
It is very important as a nurse to ensure that one always create a complete and comprehensive documentation of the care given to a client. This has many advantages and one of it is that it will the give health providers that will be taken care of the patient in the future the necessary background information about the client. This will enable them to attend to the client properly based on his previous medial history.

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