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attending physician

the phys responsible for the care of a hospitalized patient

charting

the process of documenting information about a pt in the medical record

consultation report

a narrative report of an opinion about a pt's condition by a practitioner other than the attending phys

diagnosis

the scientific method of determining and identifying a pt's condition

diagnostic procedure

a procedure performed to assist in the diagnosis, management, or treatment of a pt's condition

discharge summary report

a brief summary of the significant events of a pt's hospitalization

electronic medical record (EMR)

a med record on the computer

familial

occurring in or affecting members of a family more frequently than would be expected by chance

health history report

a collection of subjective data data about a pt

home health care

the provision of a med and non med care in a pt's home or place of residence

informed consent

consent given by a pt for a med procedure after he or she has been informed of the nature of his/her condition and the purpose of the procedure, and has been given an explanation of risks involved with the procedure, alternative treatments or procedures available

inpatient

a pt who has been admitted to a hospital for at least one overnight stay

medical impressions

conclusions drawn by the phys from an interpretation of data

medical record

a written record of important information regarding a pt including the care of the individual and the progress of the pt's condition

medical record format

the way a med record is organized, the two main types of a medical record formats are source-orientated and problem-orientated

objective symptoms

a symptom that can be observed by examiner

paper-based pt record (PPR)

med record in paper form

pt

individual receiving medical care

physical exam

an assessment of each part of the pt's body to obtain objective data about the pt that assists the phys in determining the pt's state of health

physical exam report

a report of objective data findings from the phys assessment of each body system

problem

any condition that requires further observation, diagnosis, management, or pt education

prognosis

the probable course and outcome of a disease and the prospects for a pt's recovery

reverse chronological order

arranging documents with the most recent document on top or in the front

SOAP format

process of arranging notes: subjective data, objective data, assessment, and plan

subjective symptoms

a symptom that is felt by the pt but is not observable by an examiner

symptom

any change in the body or its functioning that indicates the presence of disease

BP

blood pressure

hour of sleep

hs

medication

med, meds

negative

neg

no known drug allerigies

NKDA

complaint of

c/o

without

w/o, -


s

with

w/, -


c

over the counter

OTC

after meals

pc

eye, ear, nose, throat

EENT

chief complaint

cc

dry and intact

D&I

Iron

Fe

abdomen

abd

date of birth

DOB

normal saline

NS

breast self exam

BSE

amount

amt

before meals

ac

aspirin

ASA

appointment

appt

two times a day

bid

discharge

disch

discontinue

D/C

prescription

Rx

pathology

path

now

STAT

three times a day

tid

by mouth

PO

patient

pt

obstetrics

OB

myocardial infarction

MI

ouce

oz

gastrointestinal

GI

upper respiratory infection

URI

complete blood count

CBC

benign prostatic hypertrophy

BPH

operating room

OR

nausea and vomitting

N/V

every hour

qh

verbal order

VO

left/right lower/upper quadrant

LLQ/RUQ

white blood count

WBC

shortness of breath

SOB

height, weight, history

ht, wt, Hx

temp, pulse, resp

TPR

vital signs

VS

after

-


p

urinary tract infection

UTI

urinalysis

UA

congestive heart failure

CHF

pelvic inflammatory disease

PID

sexually transmitted disease

STD

cerebral vascular accident

CVA

culture and sensitivity

C&S

biopsy

Bx

measles, mumps, rubella

MMR

expected date of delivery

EDD

last menstrual period

LMP

office visit

OV

low back pain

LBP

intravenous

IV

near visual acuity

NVA

cancer

CA

hemoglobin

Hgb

coronary artery disease

CAD

physical exam

PE/Px

subcutaneous

subcut

treatment

Tx