What medications were prn (as needed)? What report did you find this information on?

For this activity, you will visit the Joint Commission (E-dition) Standards page andfocus on the “Record of Care, Treatment, and Services” requirements listed under the “Accreditation Requirements.”Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:I. Examine the patient health record and answer the following questions:A. Does the patient have a family history of diabetes? What report did you find this information on?B. What procedure was performed?C. Who was the surgeon?D. What type of anesthesia was used?E. What medications were prn (as needed)? What report did you find this information on?II. In this section, you will review the Joint Commission (E-dition) Standards as they relate to the health record:A. Identify the data TJC routinely reviews for compliance with RC standards as listed in the TJC E-dition.B. Evaluate where the record is complete and where it is missing data.C. Based on the missing data, outline the TJC standards where the hospital is deficient and describe the content of each TJC standard that wasviolated. How will these deficiencies impact compliance?2For example, the wrong patient’s name is listed in the case below, violating TJC standard RC.02.01.01. The health record contains informationthat reflects the patient’s care, treatment, and services. It is very important that the correct patient’s name is on each document in the patient’shealth record. Medical errors could occur if the wrong patient is identified on such documents.Correct Patient Name on Every Page Not Met RC.02.01.01 Wrong Pt. Name: ‘Jones, Sara’