chap 4 Flashcards

1
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what is objective information

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info based on observable signs like clinical facts

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2
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subjective information

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info based on opinions expressed by the patient or others of subjective feelings like clinical symptoms

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3
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documentation provides

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a tangible and legal record of the event

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4
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four main reasons for charting patient care

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demonstrate continuity of patient care
create legal record
assist in financial record for patient and reimbursement of the department

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5
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how long are medical records kept

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10 years for adults and varies widely for minors

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6
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narrative facilitates what

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continuity of care

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7
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elements of properly written ems document

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accurate and complete
legible
timely
unaltered
free of non professional info

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8
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subjective info in the narrative

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entered in quotes of the patients words

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9
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SAMLE

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signs, allergies, meds, last intake, events leading up to

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10
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SOAP

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subjective data, objective data, assessment data, plan for care

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11
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CHART

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chief complaint, history, assessment, RX, transport

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12
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CHEATED

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chief complaint, history, exam, assessment, treatment, eval, disposition

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13
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primary body system approach

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examination of one body system based on chief complaint,

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14
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chronological approach

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noting initial findings and a time line of assessments and interventions/ treatments done

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15
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patient management/medical narrative approach

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organize and report the complete patient management plan

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16
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patient refusal

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document everything from arrival to departure

17
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mass casualty events

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comprehensive documentation may be postponed and should follow local protocols

18
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document revision

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make correction as soon as possible
note purpose of revision and reason why
date and time
made by original author