Which of the following is true about documenting complete physical exams?
A. Complete physical exams should include documentation of all relevant findings, including vital signs, general appearance, organ systems examination, and any abnormalities noted.
B. Documentation of physical exams is optional and can be omitted if the patient is seen frequently.
C. Complete physical exams only require documentation of abnormalities; normal findings can be omitted.
D. Documentation of physical exams is solely the responsibility of the healthcare provider, and patient input is not necessary.