Question

What are the 3 main categories that a task on a "to-do list" can be placed, when prioritizing work that needs to be accomplished in the medical office?

Option 1: Urgent, Important, Not urgent
Option 2: Routine, Complex, Unnecessary
Option 3: Immediate, Routine, Delayed
Option 4: Critical, Routine, Optional

Answer 1

The 3 main categories that a task on a 'to-do list' in a medical office can be placed when prioritizing work are: Urgent, Important, Not urgent option (1).

Step-by-step explanation:

The 3 main categories that a task on a 'to-do list' in a medical office can be placed when prioritizing work are:

1. Urgent: Tasks that require immediate attention and must be completed as soon as possible to prevent any negative consequences.
2. Important: Tasks that may not be urgent but are crucial for the smooth operation of the medical office and patient care.
3. Not urgent: Tasks that are not time-sensitive and can be completed at a later time without affecting the overall workflow.

So the correct answer is Option 1: Urgent, Important, Not urgent.