Chapter 5: Medical Terminology Flashcards

1
Q

Name the components of medical chart organization

A
Demographics and insurance 
Flow sheets 
Physician orders 
Visit notes
Laboratory notes
Radiology notes 
Consultant notes 
Other communications
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2
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What is the SOAP note?

A

SOAP note is a method employed by healthcare professionals to create patient charts. Consists of the following:
S= Subjective (what the pt tells you)
O= Objective (info from PE, labs and radiology)
A= Assessment (Dx and DDx)
P= Plan (tx, further tests, etc)

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3
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CC

A

chief complain of pt

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4
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HPI

A

history of present illness

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5
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ROS

A

review of systems

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6
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PMHx

A

past medical history

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7
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PSHx

A

past surgical Hx

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8
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SHx & FHx

A

social and family Hx

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9
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NKDA

A

no known drug allergies

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10
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PE

A

physical exam

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11
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(+)

A

present

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12
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(-)

A

absent or negative

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13
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nl

A

normal

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14
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wnl

A

within normal limits

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15
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CBC

A

complete blood count

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16
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Chem 7 (or Chem 8, 14, 20)

A

chemistry panels of 7,8,14, or 20 chemistry tests

17
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BMP

A

basic metabolic panel

18
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CMP

A

complete metabolic panel

19
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LFTs

A

liver function test

20
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ABG

A

arterial blood gas

21
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UA

A

urinary analysis

22
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HbA1C

A

diabetes blood test

23
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HEENT

A

head, ears, eyes, nose, and throat

24
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Occipital

A

back of the head

25
Q

Photophobia

A

intolerant of light

26
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Phonophobia

A

intolerant of sounds

27
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Diplopia

A

double vision

28
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Epistaxis

A

nosebleed

29
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Rhinorrhea

A

runny nose or nasal discharge

30
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Otorrhea

A

discharge from the ear

31
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Tinnitus

A

ringing from the ear

32
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NCAT

A

normocephalic, atrumatic

33
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PERRL

A

pupils equal round and reactive to light

34
Q

Erythmea

A

redness

35
Q

Exudate (tonsilar)

A

most coonly white spots on the tonsils, but can be any fluid or cellular matter deposited on any tissue

36
Q

Purulent

A

consisting of pus

37
Q

Injected

A

blood vessel congestion such as red eye