Which assessment uses a range from Never to Always to capture patient feedback?

• A. Sound Response
• B. Health Literacy
• C. Visual Identification
• D. Response Scale

Answer: (D)

Using a range from Never to Always to capture patient feedback centers on applying a response scale. This approach gives patients a simple, ordered set of options to express how often or to what extent something occurred, turning a subjective experience into data you can compare over time or across patients. The structure of a response scale—Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often, Always—lets you quantify impressions like pain frequency, satisfaction, or adherence, which is why this choice fits best. Other terms don’t describe this method: Sound Response isn’t a recognized way to measure graded feedback; Health Literacy measures a patient’s ability to understand health information rather than their feedback on care; Visual Identification refers to recognizing visuals and doesn’t capture frequency or degree of experience.