Reflection On Week 7 Coding Exercise Practice

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Generally, I feel confident about this assignment compared to my initial experience with the week 7 coding exercises practice. I found the scenario to be straightforward and easy to figure out the primary reason for the patient’s visit. However, I struggled initially with the right keyword to input in the search bar on the SNOMED CT website for the primary reason for the visit. I tried numerous gynecological medical terms including family planning, women services, and contraceptive pills but was not satisfied with the results the website generated. I figured that since the 17-year-old is coming in for a 3-month pill evaluation, thus, the keyword should be related to her primary reason of visit which I presumed is the correct answer to the

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