Which item should NOT be included in a stabilization treatment documentation form?

A stabilization treatment (or emergency dental treatment) documentation form is designed to record the immediate management of an acute dental condition. It should include: chief complaint, vital signs, relevant medical history, clinical findings, diagnosis, emergency treatment provided (e.g., incision and drainage, temporary restoration, analgesics prescribed), and follow-up instructions. A comprehensive future treatment plan is developed at subsequent appointments after the emergency is resolved and a thorough examination is completed. Including a detailed future plan in a stabilization form is premature and inappropriate, as the full scope of treatment needs may not be apparent in an emergency visit.