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History and Physical (H&P)
documentation of patient history and physical examination findings
History (Hx)
Part of H&P
Subjective
record of subjective information regarding the patient's personal medical history
Subjective information
Part of H&P
information obtained from the patient including his or her personal perceptions
Chief Complaint (CC)
Complains of (c/o)
Part of H&P; subjective
C/o= patient's description of what caused them to seek care; brief, use direct quotes also
History of Present Illness (HPI)
Subjective
amplification of chief complaint recording details of duration and severity of condition
Symptom (Sx)
Subjective
subjective evidence that indicates an abnormality
Past Medical History (PMH)
Subjective
record of info about patient's past illnesses starting with childhood; surgeries, injuries, medications, allergies
Usual Childhood Diseases (UCHD)
Part of PMH; subjective
used to notee that patient had commonly contracted illnesses during childhood
NKA
subjective
no known allergies; part of PMH
NKDA
subjective
no known drug allergies; part of PMH
Family History (FH)
subjective
state of health of immediate family members; A&W alive and well- L&W living and well
Social History (SH)
subjective
record of patient's recreational interests, hobbies, use of tobacco and drugs
Occupational History (OH)
subjective
record of work habits that may involve work-related risks
Review of Systems (ROS) or (SR)
subjective
documentation of patient's response to questions organized in head-to-toe review of function of all body systems
Physical Examination (PE/Px)
Objective
documentation of physical exam of a patient, including notations of positive and negative objective findings
Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose, Throat (HEENT)
Part of PE
Objective
exam of HEENT
No acute distress/no appreciable disease (NAD)
Part of PE
Objective
no description needed
Pupils equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation (PERRLA)
Part of PE, objective
self-explanatory
Within normal limits (WNL)
Objective
used in describing findings of PE
Diagnosis (Dx)
Objective
obvious
Impression (IMP)
Objective
obvious
Assessment (A)
Objective
identification of a disease or condition after eval of Hx, sx, signs, results of lab tests and diagnostic procedures
Rule Out (R/O)
Objective
used to indicate a differential Dx when one or more Dx are suspect; each poss. Dx is outlined & verified or elim after further testing
Plan (P)
Objective
also reoutline of treatment plan designed to remedy patient's condition- includes instructions to pt, orders for meds, Dx tests, therapies