just started recently or is a sharp, severe symptom

what happened to patient at the end of the visit; often used at the end of ED notes to reference where the patient went after visit.

another way of saying assessment

not related to this specific problem

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Medical Terms M01

Term	Definition
acute	just started recently or is a sharp, severe symptom
auscultation	to listen
benign	safe
disposition	what happened to patient at the end of the visit; often used at the end of ED notes to reference where the patient went after visit.
exacerbation	it is getting worse
etiology	the cause
impression	another way of saying assessment
lesion	diseased tissue
malignant	dangerous; a problem
malaise	not feeling well
noncontributory	not related to this specific problem