Chapter 2 Medical Records
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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alphabetical filing system | organization of medical records by patient or client identification number and color coding
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assessment | veterinary diagnosis of problem
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cage card | identification and location of patient while in the care of facility
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client | the owner of the animal
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color code | method used to file medical records for visual ease of use
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confidentiality | maintenance of privacy of medical information
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consent form | permission given by owner to treat animal
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health certificate | documentation that an animal is in good health and can be transported out of state or county
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medical record | written and recorded information on the care and treatment of the animal
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neuter certificate | documentation that animal has been spayed or castrated and is not longer able to reproduce
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numerical filing system | organization of medical records by client or patient last name
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objective information | measured facts, example vital signs
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patient | the animal being treated
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plan | treatments or procedures provided
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progress notes | documentation chronologically detailing the patients history, treatment, and outcomes
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rabies certificate | documentation the animal has received proper vaccination for rabies
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SOAP | subjective information, objective information, assessment, plan, one method used for documentation in the medical record
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subjective information | observations of the animal's appearance and behavior made by the vet staff
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Veterinary Client patient relationship (VCPR) | relationship established between patient, client, and veterinary staff based on trust, expertise, and duty to care for an animal
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