Which of the following can be changed without affecting the intent of the order?

Choosing to adjust non-formulary requests can be done without impacting the intent of the order. Non-formulary medications, by their nature, don't have an established protocol within a healthcare system's formulary, so requests for these medications can often be made based on specific patient needs or circumstances. Altering these requests does not affect the core treatment plan or the intended outcomes as long as the underlying condition and overall management are still being addressed appropriately.

On the other hand, changes to formulary medications, standard orders, and completed discharge orders are typically more integrated into a patient’s care pathway. For formulary medications, modifications can potentially disrupt the established protocols and treatment efficiency. Standard orders, being the backbone of many treatment plans, are essential to maintain consistency and clarity in patient care. Completed discharge orders represent finalized care decisions which, if altered, could directly impact follow-up care and patient safety.