Day in the life of a scribe Flashcards

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My proivder is my _______

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Partner

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Vital Signs

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They give a quick look at a patient current health

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What are the different types of vital signs?

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  1. Heart Rate
  2. Respiratory rate
  3. Blood pressure
  4. Body Temp.
  5. Oxygen Saturation
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What is the heart rate?

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Its the pulse basically it measure the number of times a person heart beats per min (bpm)

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What is the range for heart rate for an adult?

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Between 60-100bpm

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What does tachycardic mean?

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Heart rate above 100 bpm

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What does Bradycardic mean?

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Heart rate is below 60bpm

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What is the average range for the systolic number?

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From 90 too 140

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What is blood pressure?

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Measures the pressure your heart pumps out blood

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What does Hypertensive mean?

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Means high blood pressure

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What does Hypotensive mean?

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Mean low blood pressure

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Whats the average blood pressure for adults

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120/80

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120/80 whats the top number and the bottom number?

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The top number is the systolic number and the bottm number is the diastolic number

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What is the respiratory rate?

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Measures the rate of a person breathing (breaths per min)

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What is the average range for the distolic number?

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From 60-90

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What is body temp?

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Measurement of your body’s ability to get rid of heat

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What is the normal body temp?

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98.6℉

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A fever is anything from what?

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From 100.4℉ and up

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What is oxygen saturation?

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Measures how much of our blood is oxygen

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What is the normal range for oxygen saturation?

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95% to 100%

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What is the normal heart rate for babies ?

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Between 120 - 160bpm

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When is a baby heart rate tachycardic?

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When its above 160 bpm

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When is a baby heart rate bradycardic?

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When its below 120bpm

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Whats the normal respiratory rate for adults?

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12-20 breaths per min

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When is an adult tachypenic?
When there repsiratory rat eis above 20
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When is an adult bradypnea?
When their respiatory rate is below 12
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What is the normal respiratory for babies?
30-50 breaths per min
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When is a baby Tachypneic?
When its above 50
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When is a baby bradypnea?
When its below 30
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What the normal blood pressure range for adults?
90/ 60 - 140/90
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When is an adult hypertensive?
When their blood pressure is above 140/90
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When is an adult hypotensive?
When its below 90/60
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For baby blood pressure what number do we look at?
The systolic number (top number)
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Whats the normal systolic (blood pressure) for babies?
50- 120
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When is a baby hypertensive?
When blood pressure is 120
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When is a baby Hypotensive?
When blood pressure is below 50
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Whats the normal body temp for babies and adults?
98.6℉
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Afebrile means what?
Means you dont have a fever (Body temp 98.6℉)
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What does febrile mean?
Means that you have a fever (Body temp higher than 100.4 ℉)
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What does hypothermic mean?
Means you have a low body temp (less than 98.6℉)
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Whats the normal oxygen saturation level for adults & babies?
95% - 100%
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Whats the term for low oxygen saturation that is less than 95%?
Hypoxic
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What are the different type of healthcare settings?
1. Outpatient office 2. Emergency department 3. impatient - hospitalist 4. Urgent Care
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What is Urgent Care?
Its like a mini ER that used for something that cant wait for a appointment but its not life or death
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What is an emergency?
When someone is unresponsive or any organs has failed showing life threatening illness
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Who is part of the team?
1. The provide 2. Advance pratice provider 3. Nurses or medical assistants 4. Technicans 5. Scribe
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In medical termology what does the prefix represent and what does the suffix represent?
Prefix - refers to an organ & suffix - refers to whats wrongs (Ex Pancreaitis - means inflammation in the pancreas)
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What are the common prefixes?
1. Tachy - means fast 2. Brady - means slow 3. Hyper - means too much/ overactive 4. Hypo - means too little/ underactive
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What are the common suffixes?
1. itis - means inflammation or infection 2. osis - disease of something 3. ectomy - surgical removal of something 4. otomy - hole or opening
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What are the two parts a medical chart is broken into?
1. Subjective 2. Objective
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What is subjective?
Its what the pateint tells us
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What is objective?
Its what the doctor tells us
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What is pain considered and what is tenderness consider as?
Pain is consider as subjective and tenderness is consider as objective
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What are the different types of histories?
1. Medical History 2. Family History 3. Social History
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What in the medical history?
It includes: 1. Any prior medical problems like chronic problems 2. Past surgeries 3. Allergies to medications
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What are the true systoms for an allergic reation?
1. Rash 2. Shortness of breath 3. Ititchiness & weezing
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Whats in the family history?
Its history that is only directly related to family members with a medical problem & includes all of the same medical histories ( direct family is like mom dad, etc & the younger someone is with an illness its mostly family relates)
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What is in the social history?
Its a history that notes the dialy habits of a person life which would include: 1. Alcohol use 2. Smoking or tobacco use 3. Ocupation 4. Living Status
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What is an adverse reaction?
Its a side affect from taking a medication ( Ex. having dry mouth after taking a pill)