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Which statements are true of written records? Check all that apply.
They should never be altered.
They should always include the location where the test was performed.
They should be dated by the technician.
They should always be written using a pencil.
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True:
- They should always include the location where the test was performed.
- They should be dated by the technician.
False:
- They should never be altered. (Corrections are allowed but must be done properly — single line through the error, initialed, dated, and reason noted.)
- They should always be written using a pencil. (Use permanent ink so entries are durable and tamper-evident.)
- They should always include the location where the test was performed.
- They should be dated by the technician.
False:
- They should never be altered. (Corrections are allowed but must be done properly — single line through the error, initialed, dated, and reason noted.)
- They should always be written using a pencil. (Use permanent ink so entries are durable and tamper-evident.)
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