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H & P
History and Physical
documentation of patient history & physical examination findings
subjective information
history obtained from the patient including his/her personal perception
objective information
physical facts & observations made by an examiner
Hx
History
what is it?
record of 'subjective information' regarding patient's personal medical history, including past injuries, illnesses, operations, defects & habits
Hx
History
what does it include?
chief complaint, history of present illness, past history, family history, social history, occupational history and review of symptoms.
CC
another term for it?
Chief Complaint
&
c/o
c/o stands for?
complains of brief description of why patient is seeking care (brief&usually documented in patient's own words indicated within quotes)
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c/o = complains of
c/o
another term for it?
complains of
&
CC
CC stands for?
complains of brief description of why patient is seeking care (brief&usually documented in patient's own words indicated within quotes)
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CC = Chief Complaint
PI
another term for it?
Present Illness
&
HPI
HPI stands for?
notation of duration & severity of (chief) complaint.
how bad is it? how long have they had it?
Sx
symptom
subjective evidence (from the patient) that indicates an abnormality
PH
Past History

another term for it?
a record of information about the patient's past illnesses starting with childhood, including surgeried, injuries, physical defects, medications & allergies.
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PMH = Past Medical History
PH = Past History
PMH
Past Medical History

another term for it?
a record of information about the patient's past illnesses starting with childhood, including surgeried, injuries, physical defects, medications & allergies.
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PH = Past History
PMH = Past Medical History
UCHD
usual childhood diseases
an abbreviation used to note that the patient had the 'usual' or commonly contracted illnesses during childhood (e.g: measles, chickenpox, mumps)
NKA
no known allergies
NKDA
no known drug allergies
FH
Family History
&
A & W stands for?
L & W stands for?
state of health of immediate family members
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A & W = alive and well
L & W = living and well
SH
Social History
a record of patient's recreational interests, hobbies and use of tobacco/drugs/alcohols.
OH
Occupational History
a record of work habbits that may involve work-related risks.
(e.g: the patient has been employed as a heavy equipment operator for the past 6 years)
ROS
Review of Symptoms
another term for it?
a documentation of the patient's response to head-to-toe review of the functions of all body systems (note: this allows evaluation of other symptoms that may not have been mentioned)
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SR = Symptoms Review
ROS = Review of Symptoms
SR
Symptoms Review
another term for it?
a documentation of the patient's response to head-to-toe review of the functions of all body systems (note: this allows evaluation of other symptoms that may not have been mentioned)
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ROS = Review of Symptoms
SR = Symptoms Review
PE
Physical Examination
another term for it?
document of physical examination of a patient including notations of positive & negative findings.
(includes result of diagnostic testings)
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Px = Physical examination
PE = Physical examination
Px
Physical examination
another term for it?
document of physical examination of a patient including notations of positive & negative findings.
(includes result of diagnostic testings)
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PE = Physical examination
Px = Physical examination
HEENT
head, eyes, ears, nose, throat
PERRLA
pupils equal, round & reactive to light and accomodation
NAD
no acute distress, no appreciable disease
WNL
within normal limits
IMP
Impression
Dx
Diagnosis
A
Assessment
identification of a disease or condition after evaluation of all subjective & objective information
R/O
Rule Out
a differential diagnosis noted when one or more diagnoses are suspect - requires further testing to verify or eliminate each possibility
P
Plan

also to referred to as?
outline of the treatment plan designed to remedy the patient's condition, which includes instructions to the patient, orders for medications, diagnostic tests, or therapies
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P = Plan (also referred to as: recommendation or disposition)