Which option lists the three kinds of medical screening in the correct order?

• A. Verbal, Written, Visual
• B. Written, Visual, Verbal
• C. Written, Verbal, Visual
• D. Visual, Verbal, Written

Answer: (C)

Start with gathering information in a written format, then confirm and expand on it through a verbal check, and finally observe the person for any signs during a visual screening. The written form provides a consistent, documented baseline that you can review and refer back to later. The verbal screening follows to clarify details, ask follow-up questions, and ensure understanding, which helps catch anything the form might miss. The visual screening comes last to assess observable indicators like appearance, gait, or signs of distress that may not be captured in writing or through conversation. This sequence supports accurate documentation and effective identification of health issues. Other orders can miss or duplicate information, making the process less reliable.