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chapter 13 medical record

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What is the purpose of Medical Records   Maintain pt.'s health information  
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A complete & accurate medical record is a combo of:   pt.'s medical history, known family history pt.'s personal history, pt.'s personal history, social habits, med/allergies, occupational exposures, test performed.  
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pt.'s personal info includes:   Demographic info, age, ethnicity, occupation, insurance info  
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Charting:   a process that lays out a chronological account of the pt.'s reports, evaluation, prescribed treatment & need for f/u  
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legal document   medical record that also serves as a legal document  
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legal document supports   pt.'s account of injury  
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legal document defense   for the provider against legal action  
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chart belongs to....   the practice  
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all interactions w/ the pt.'s are   documented  
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when documenting use_______ ink   black  
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if errors are made, cross out w/ a   single line through it  
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write correction where?   above or next to it and then initial  
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H.I.P.A.A means   Health, Insurance, Portability, accountability, Act of 1996  
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H.I.P.A.A maintains the   privacy of pt.'s health info  
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privacy officer duties are..   to keep track of who has access to PHI (Protect Health Information)  
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H.I.P.A.A applies to...   medical records, computers, conversations, financial info  
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pt.'s flies are arranged in...   orderly fashion in sections  
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Progress notes go on what side of record   on the right, w/ labs and physicals  
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demographics go on what side od record   on the left, w/ authorization, forms, meds list and immunizations  
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when filing the most current info it goes..   on the top  
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subject data is   info supplied by the pt.  
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chief complaint is   pt.'s own words for the reason for visit  
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objective data is   info obtained by the doctor or MA by exam  
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pt.'s 1st visit must provide   demographic info  
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demographics refers to...   d/o/b, marital status, phone#'s  
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always ask pt. if they have...   allergies and what meds they are on or have taken  
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step 1 of pt.'s screening   call pt. from waiting room by full name  
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step 2 of pt.'s screening   introduce your name and title  
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step 3 of pt.'s screening   take a seat in chair/exam table  
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step 4 of pt.'s screening   ask pt. for CC  
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how do you help pt. with CC   ask questions.(how long, where, how bad)  
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step 5 of pt.'s screening   ask about meds/allergies  
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once completed step 6 is?   review the cc with pt.  
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step 7 of pt.'s screening   ask if they have questions, notify when MD will be in  
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Imaging procedures include:   MRI,CT Scan, x-rays, ultra sound  
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lab info consists of....   blood work, urinalysis, pathology/cytology  
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lab results are either   positive or negative (abnormal) (normal)  
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labs w/ critical values should be...   highlighted, noted, & presented to the provider  
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meds are documented in the   medication section of the chart  
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complete medication entries include   prescriber, med name, dose, site, time, observation period, pt.'s response to meds  
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copies of RX are also placed in   the chart  
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P.O.M.R stands for   Problem Oriented Medical Record  
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P.O.M.R organized according to the pt.'s   health problems  
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S.O.A.P stands for   subjective objective assessment plan  
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H.P.I.P   history physical impression plan  
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C.H.E.D.D.A.R   chief complaint history examination details drugs & dosage assessment return  
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filling medical steps   Inspection, Indexing, Coding, Sorting, Storing  
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filling systems   alphabetic, numerical, Chronolgical  
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Tickler file   f/u method for a particular date. can be expanding file. offices have pt. fill out a card as a reminder. tickler must be check every day.  
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purging means to   cleaning out.  
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HIPPA requires all medical records be kept for   6 years  
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records of the deceased are kept for...   2 years  
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