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MOPS Patient Record Unit Test Review MA (Fall 2014)

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What is the difference between a medical report and medical record?   A report is a single document. A record is a complete set of information.  
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The determination of a disease is known as the   diagnosis  
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The study of the causes of a disease is known as   etiology  
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The forecasted outcome of a disease is   prognosis  
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A sign is_________ information   objective  
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A symptom is _______ information   subjective  
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SOAP is an acronym for   subjective objective assessment plan  
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What is the proper procedure for correcting an error in a patient's chart?   Draw a line through error, inital and date it  
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List three benefits of shingling   Saves space within the chart. prevents loss of reports, ease for finding information  
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The SOAP approach of writing progress notes is known as the _________ method of record keeping   traditional  
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Whether you shingle or not, how should reports be placed in a patient's chart?   reverse chronological order  
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List three things medical records are used for:   patient education, research, evaluating quality of treatment  
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Know that the patient record is a legal document and always kept confidential    
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Congenital means   from birth  
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Give one example of a congenital defect   Club feet, Down's Syndrome, born without limbs  
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Should the physician always chart the condition of a patient upon termination of treatment? Is this information subjective or objective   Yes, objective  
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What should be done before any transcribed notes or laboratory reports are placed in a patient's medical record?   Should be reviewed and intialed by physician  
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What does the acronym POMR stand for?   Problem oriented medical record  
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What is percusssion   To tap on the body  
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What is inspection   To observe  
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What is palpation?   To feel  
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What is auscultation   To listen  
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How does the correction of a hadnwritten entry differ from that of a typewritten entry?   No difference  
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