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Ch. 2: Med Term

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show S-Subjective: what the patient says O-Objective: what the test reveal A-Assessment: analysis of the subjective and objective information; performed by the health care provider P-Plan: the course of action for the patient  
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show it just started recently or is a sharp, severe symptom  
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show it has been going on for a while now  
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What is the definition of exacerbation?   show
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show all of a sudden  
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What is the definition of febrile?   show
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show to not have a fever  
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What is the definition of malaise?   show
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show more and more each day  
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show something a patient feels  
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show not related to this specific problem  
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show a decrease in the level of consciousness; in a medical record, this is generally an indication that the patient is really sick  
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What is the definition of genetic / hereditary?   show
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show Blue  
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show Red  
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On a medical chart, what is the color for Assessment data?   show
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show Green  
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show main reason for the visit  
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What is the history of present illness?   show
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What is the Review of Systems?   show
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show able to answer questions, responsive  
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show being award of who he or she is, where he or she is, and the current time; a patient who is aware of all three is "oriented x 3"  
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show it really stands out  
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show normal  
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show to listen  
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show to hit something and listen to the resulting sound or feel for the resulting vibration  
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What is the definition of palpation?   show
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show another way to say assessment  
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show what the health care professional thinks the patient has  
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show a list of conditions that the patient may have based on symptoms exhibited and the results of the exam  
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show safe  
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show dangerous, a problem  
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What is the definition of the term degeneration?   show
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show the get better or improve, does not mean cure.  
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show no know specific cause, it just happens  
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show stays in a certain part of the body  
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What is the definition of the term systemic / generalized?   show
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show the changes for things getting better or worse  
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show hidden  
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What is the definition of the term lesion?   show
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show to have again  
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What is the definition of the term sequela?   show
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show waiting for  
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What is the definition of the term pathogen?   show
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What is the definition of the term morbidity   show
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show the risk for dying  
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What is the definition of the term etiology?   show
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show what happened to the patient at the end of the visit; often used at the end of ED notes to reference where the patient went after the visit (home, the ICU, normal hospital bed)  
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What is the definition of the term discharge?   show
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show treating the symptoms, but not actually getting rid of the cause  
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show watch, keep an eye on  
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What is the definition of the term reassurance?   show
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What is the definition of the term supportive care?   show
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show extremely clean, germ-free conditions  
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What is the definition of the term prophylaxis?   show
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What is the definition of the term proximal?   show
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show farther away from the center  
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show out to the side  
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show toward the middle  
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show the front  
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What is the definition of the term dorsal / posterior?   show
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What is the definition of the term cranial?   show
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show toward the bottom  
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What is the definition of the term superior?   show
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What is the definition of the term inferior?   show
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What is the definition of the term prone?   show
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show lying down on back  
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What is the definition of the term contralateral?   show
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What is the definition of the term ipsilateral?   show
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show one side  
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show both sides  
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What is the definition of the term dorsum?   show
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show the sole of the foot  
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What is the definition of the term palmar?   show
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What body plane divides the body along the hypothetical plane from right to left?   show
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show coronal  
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What body plane divides the body along the hypothetical plane from top to bottom?   show
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What health provider attended and graduated medical school?   show
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Who is a physician with special training in caring for children?   show
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show surgeon  
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show anesthesiologist  
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show epidemiologist  
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show physician assistant (PA)  
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show nurse practitioner (NP)  
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show emergency medical technician (EMT)  
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show speech therapist  
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Who is specially training in evaluating and treating problems with performing daily activities at home, school, or work?   show
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Who is specially trained in evaluating and treating physical impairments?   show
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What health care provider is specially trained in treating patients respiratory issues under the guidance of a health care provider?   show
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Who is trained in evaluating the nutritional status of a patient and developing a diet plan?   show
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show licensed practical nurse (LPN)  
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What health care provider has completed an associates or bachelor degree; often assists with patient care planning and patient education?   show
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show medical assistant  
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What physician has specialized training in evaluating both the causes and effects of disease and in laboratory medicine?   show
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Who is trained in performing laboratory testing on bodily fluids?   show
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show phlebotomist  
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show radiologist  
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Who is trained to perform radiologic testing or administer radiation therapy under the direction of a health care provider?   show
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show ultrasonographer  
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show pharmacist  
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show pharmacy technician  
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Who handles administrative tasks and coordinates patient care?   show
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show medical transcriptionist  
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What does the abbreviation CCU stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation ECU stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation ER stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation ED stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation ICU stand for?   show
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show pediatric intensive care unit  
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show neonatal intensive care unit  
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What does the abbreviation SICU stand for?   show
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show post-anesthesia care unit  
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show labor and delivery  
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show operating room  
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show after surgery  
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What does the abbreviation pre-op stand for?   show
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What do the abbreviations (R) (L) & (B) stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation VS stand for?   show
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show temperature  
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show blood pressure  
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show heart rate  
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What does the abbreviation RR stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation Ht stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation Wt stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation BMI stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation I/O stand for?   show
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show diagnosis  
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What does the abbreviation DDx stand for?   show
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show treatment  
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What does the abbreviation Rx stand for?   show
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show history and physical  
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show history  
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What does the abbreviation CC stand for?   show
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show history of present illness  
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What does the abbreviation ROS stand for?   show
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show past medical history  
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show family history  
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show no known drug allergies  
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What does the abbreviation PE stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation Pt stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation y/o stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation h/o stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation PCP stand for?   show
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show follow up  
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show shortness of breath  
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What does the abbreviation HEENT stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation PERRLA stand for?   show
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show no acute distress  
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What does the abbreviation CV stand for?   show
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show regular rate and rhythm  
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What does the abbreviation CTA stand for?   show
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show well developed, well nourished  
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show alert and oriented  
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What does the abbreviation WNL stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation NOS / NEC stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation PO stand for?   show
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show nil per os (nothing by mouth)  
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show per rectum (anal)  
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show intramuscular  
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show subcutaneous  
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show intravenous  
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show central veinous line  
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show peripherally inserted central catheter  
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show instructions short for signa, from Latin, for "label"  
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show twice daily  
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show three times daily  
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show every x, (example Q4hr would mean every 4 hours or Q3 days would be every 3 days)  
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show daily  
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show four times daily  
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What does the abbreviation QHS stand for?   show
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show before meals  
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What does the abbreviation PC stand for?   show
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What does the abbreviation prn stand for?   show
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show as desired  
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