1165 THURS Week 4 Lecture: Documenting And Reporting Flashcards

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Charting by exception

A

is a system for documenting exceptions to normal illness or disease progression, using a shorthand method of charting what’s usual and normal

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Critical care pathway

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multidisciplinary plan that outlines the expected course of care for patients with a specific medical condition or undergoing a particular procedure.

DESIGNED TO STREAMLINE RECOVERY

The pathway includes key interventions, activities, and milestones to guide healthcare providers in delivering efficient and effective care.

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primary documents communicating a patient’s care plan to the post-hospital care team.

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Discharge summary

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An _________is an electronic version of a patients medical history, that is maintained by the provider over time

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Electronic Health Record (EHR)

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_______ is simply a one- or two-page form that gathers all the important data regarding a patient’s condition, in this case diabetes.

The _____ housed in the patient’s chart and serves as a reminder of care and a record of whether care expectations have been met.

A

flow sheet

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documentation method that concentrates on specific, pertinent information related to a particular aspect of a patient’s care.

Concise / targeted approach to recording patient data, emphasizing the essential details, treatment, or response to interventions.

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Focus charting

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Graphic Record

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visual representation of a patient’s vital signs, treatments, assessments, or other relevant information over a specific period.

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Health Information Exchange (HIE)

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Electronic sharing of patient health information among different healthcare providers and systems.

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Used in Handoffs, transfers, or when escalating patient care.

Introduction:
Identify yourself and your role.

Situation: with patient

Background of patient

Assessment of patient

Recommendation: to be done with patient

A

ISBAR

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10
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a _______(MDS) refers to a standardized set of essential information that is systematically collected and maintained for every patient

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Minimum Data Set

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Documentation where nurses record information about a patient’s care and condition in a paragraph format.

Unlike structured forms or checklists

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Narrative notes

More descriptive than checklist notes

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This type of charting focuses on recording details surrounding unusual incidents, deviations from the expected course of care, or any noteworthy events that may impact the patient’s well-being

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Occurrence chartinf

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Outcome and Assessment Information Set (OASIS) is….

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a standardized data set used in home health care to assess and measure patient outcomes.

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A _____(PHR) in nursing refers to a health information document that is maintained and managed by an individual patient,

Unlike the traditional medical record, which is created and maintained by healthcare providers

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Patient health record

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PIE charting

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Problem, Intervention, and Evaluation charting

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Progress notes in nursing are written or electronic documents that provide a detailed, chronological account of a patient’s care, treatment, and response to interventions during a specific period

Usually in this format

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Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan

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Purposeful rounding in nursing…

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systematic and intentional approach to regularly checking on patients to ensure their needs are met and to proactively address any potential issues.

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Read-back in nursing….

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Repeating back what was said to you to ensure correct communication

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19
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Actividades

AMB

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Ambulatory

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20
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Actividades

BRP

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Bathroom Privileges

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21
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Actividades

CBR

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Complete Bed rest

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22
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Actividades

OOB

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Out of bed

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23
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Actividades

up ad lib

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Up as desired

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Assessment Data

abd

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Abdomen

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Assessment Data BP
Blood pressure
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Assessment Data bx
Biopsy
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Assessment Data c/o
Complaints of
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Assessment Data CTA
Clear to ausculation
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Assessment Data dx
Diagnosis
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Assessment Data FUO
Fever unknown orign
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Assessment Data GI / GU
Gastrointestinal Gastrourinary
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Assessment Data H/A
Headache
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Assessment Data h/o
History of
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Assessment Data HPI
History of Present Illness
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Assessment Data Imp
Impressions
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Assessment Data lt or L with a circle around it
Left
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Assessment Data MAE
Moves all extremeities
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Assessment Data NAD
No apparent distress
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Assessment Data NKA
No known allergies
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Assessment Data N/ V
Nausea/ vomiting
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Assessment Data neg
Negative
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Assessment Data P
Puls3
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Assessment Data PE
Physical Examination
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Assessment Data PMH
Past Medical History
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Assessment Data R
Respirations
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Assessment Data R/O
Rule out
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Assessment Data ROS
Review of systems
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Assessment Data rt or r with a circle
Right
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Assessment Data SOB
Shortness of breath
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Diseases ASCVD
Arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease
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Diseases ASHD
Arteriosclerotic heart disease
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Diseases BPH
Benign prostatic hypertrophy
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Diseases CA
Cancer
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Diseases CAD
Coronary Artery Disease
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Diseases CHF
Congestive Heart Failure
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Diseases COPD
Chronic Obstructuve Pulmonary Disease
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Diseases CVA
Cerebrovascular Accident
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Diseases DM
Diabetes mellitus
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Diseases HTN
Hypertension
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Diseases PE
Pulmonary Emboli
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Diseases PVD
Peripheral vascular disease
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Diseases URI
Upper respitory infections
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Diagnostic Studies ABG
Arterial Blood Gas
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Diagnostic Studies BE
Barium enema radiographic (X-ray) examination of the lower gastrointestinal (GI) tract
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Diagnostic Studies C&S
Culture and Studies
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Diagnostic Studies CXR
Chest xray
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Miscellaneous AMA
Against medical advice
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Miscellaneous BSD
Bedside drainage
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Miscellaneous Dsg
Dressing
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Miscellaneous FOB & HOB
Foot of bed Head of bed
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Miscellaneous Fx
Fracture
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Miscellaneous Hx
History
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Miscellaneous NS
Normal Saline
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Miscellaneous RX
Treatment
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Miscellaneous pt
Patient
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Miscellaneous S/P
Status Post
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Miscellaneous TF
Tube feeding
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Miscellaneous TPR
Temperature, Pulse, Respiration
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Miscellaneous TX
Treatment
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Miscellaneous VS
Vital sign
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Miscellaneous WA
While awake
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Avoid asking which type of questions
Why, questions
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Don't use "cc" use ____
Ml
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Don't use SC, SQ, sub q, instead use
Subcutaneously or subcut
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True or False Use Trailing Zeros after a decmil place Exp. 1.0 mg
False. Don't use trailing zeros after a numbe4 1mg Correct way to write it
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Don't use a Naked Decmil Point .5 mg is incorrect 0.5 mg is correct True or False
True
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Write mg. & ml. With a period after True or false
False mg & mL Correct ways to write this
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Use commas when writing a numbe4 at or above 1,000 True or False
True
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(MDI) is a small device that delivers a measured amount of medication to your lungs
metered dose inhaler
90
(DPI) is an asthma treatment option for older kids and teens.
dry powdered inhaler
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ABG pH
7.35 - 7.45
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ABG PaCO²
35 - 45
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ABG SaO² Saturation of Oxygen
95 - 100%
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ABG PaO²
75 - 100 mmHg
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ABG Bicarbonate HCO3
22 - 26 mEq/L