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The following documentation was entered in the client’s medical record: "The client was found lying on the floor. Dr. X was notified. Apparently the restraints were improperly applied." Which statement best describes this documentation?
1. Appropriately written
2. Inappropriate because it places blame on an individual
3. Inappropriate because it does not include that the client’s family was notified
4. Appropriately written because it only documents the facts

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