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TermDefinition
Subjective its the problem in the patients own words. like when they come in to the emergency room and begin to describe symptoms.
Objective investigative process involving collecting data. so that other medical experts may have a better idea of what to follow up with.
Assessment A diagnosis, an identification of a problem, or a list of possibilities. "trial and error" at this point by a medical professional based on previous knowledge.
Plan A course of action consistent with the assesment. at this point they have a better idea and can proceed with how to better help patient.
Purpose of medical language? Clear, Quickly, and to Comfort patients. to aid in communication with not only multiple departments but as well with the patient themselves on a basic level.
Where does the language originate from? Latin and Greek. medical history stems from these cultures.
What are the 3 parts to a term? Prefix, Suffix, Root. makes it easier and shorter for daily medical language.
Distal Farthest point from center of body. which is easier to describe positioning to medical professionals.
Anterior Front of body. easier to describe positioning for medical professionals.
Posterior Back od body. easier location description for medical professionals.
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