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history and physical

dr. writes history, exam, diagnoses, and tx

physician's orders

complete list of care, meds, ,tests, and tx

nurse's notes

record of care throughout the day, vitals, tx specifics, response, and condition

physician's progress notes

record of condition, results of exam, tests, assessments, diagnoses, and plans

consultation reports

report by another doctor asked to examine a patient

ancillary reports

other department's notes and history

diagnostic reports

results of tests from the lab and med. imagining (x-rays, ultrasound, MRI's, CT's)

informed consent

document signed by patient or guardian; describes purpose, procedures, benefits, and risks

operative report

surgeon's report about an operation with pre/post notes pertaining to the operation

anesthesiologist's report

detailed report regarding drugs given, response, and vital signs during operation

pathologist's report

dr.'s report who studied patient's tissue

discharge summary

outline of entire stay, condition at intake, diagnoses, tx, test results, and follow up

acute care

provides services to diagnoses and treat for short periods of time

general hospitals

usually provide emergency and obstetrical care for short periods of time

specialty care hospitals

provide tx and care for specific types of diseases

nursing homes

provide care for people who can't for themselves

long-term facility care

provide long term care for patient's recovery

ambulatory care

provide services that don't require overnight stay

surgical centers

provide simple surgeries that don't require long term stay

outpatient clinics

doesn't require overnight stay for tx

physicians' office

individual or groups of dr.'s in a private office setting

health maintenance organizations

primary-care physicians and specialists that provide wide range of prepaid services

home health care

nursing, therapy, personal care, or housekeeping services in a patient's home

rehabilitation centers

provide intensive physical and occupational therapy w/ both inpatient and outpatient services

hospices

organized group who provide supportive tx to dying patients and their families