What is included in a Revision record?

• A. Revision number, date of revision, revised paragraph, and TMDERs number
• B. Author name and page number
• C. Maintenance schedule
• D. Warranty information

Answer: (A)

Revision records capture changes to a manual or technical document so you can see what was changed, when it happened, and why. The key elements are the revision number, which shows the sequence of edits; the date of the revision, to know when the change was made; the revised paragraph, which identifies exactly what text was altered; and the TMDERs number, which links the change to the official change directive or engineering record that authorized it. This combination creates a clear audit trail, letting anyone verify the current instructions and trace back to the origin of the modification. Other items like author name, page number, maintenance schedule, or warranty information aren’t part of the revision record itself.