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Chapter 2

TermDefinition
S”soap” Subject, patient’s personal experience with their problem in their family medical history
A”soap” Assessment, diagnosis and to identify the problem or a list of possible diagnosis’s
O”soap” Objective, data found during physical exam or labs imaging or other data collected.
P”soap” Plan,the course of action, what needs to happen such as collecting more data to be closer to a diagnosis
Bilateral Both sides
Contralateral Opposite sides
Ipsilateral Same side
Unilateral One side of body
Transverse Divided from top to bottom
Dorsal back
Prone Lying face down on belly
Coronal Divided from front and back
Supine Lying on back
Sagittal Divided from left and right
Pathology report This report notes the reason for the study what was seen in details in the assessment
Radiology report Explains the reason for the order in the radiologic imaging how the imaging was performed and what was seen during the imaging and the reviewing of the radiologist.
Hospital note/progress note This is a daily note documenting the visits t and the subject of these daily hospital notes usually are about the patient’s condition and if it has changed
Operative report This report is usually done after surgery. It states the detail of the procedure that was performed and the outcome of the surgery and a discharge summary and then the beginning of the note is the diagnosis.
Discharge summary The summary explains when and why the patient was seen how they felt when they entered and how they felt when they left and explains what happens during the day and what the patient should follow up after leaving
Admission summary This is a summary about how the patient entered and their symptoms. This will have medical history and explain a physical exam that was performed.
Emergency department note This note will have the patient’s history and it’ll show what labs or course of action was taken in the Emergency department.
Consult note This note would be done by specialist. This will be the opinion of the specialist to the primary care
Clinic note This note is by a healthcare professional that had seen that patient in the office setting they can be handwritten electronic or could simply circle correct words or check boxes to fit. The patients visit needs this follows the soap method.
AC Before meals
BID Twice a day
PC After meals
PRN As needed
QD Daily
QHS At night
QID Four times a day
TID Three times a day
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