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Inglés Medico y Vocabulario, Apuntes de Inglés Técnico

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M. Sc. Karelia R. Choque Nina
Year: I / 2022 ENGLISH I
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20 Types of Medical Records
https://quizlet.com/90618922/types-of-medical-records-flash-cards/
1.
Patient Information
Form (Patient Data)
(p. 27)
Document that is filled out by the patient on the first visit to the
physician's office and then updated as necessary, providing data
that relates directly to the patient, including last name, first
name, gender, DOB (date of birth), marital status, street
address, city, state, zip code, telephone number, social security
number, employment status, address and phone number of
employer, name and contact information for the person who is
responsible for the patient's bill, and vital information for the
person who is responsible for the patient's bill, and vital
information concerning who should be contacted in case of an
emergency
2.
EHR
Electronic health record that keeps basic profile information on
a patient.
3.
Medical History (Hx)
(p. 28)
Document describing past and current history of all medical
conditions experienced by the patient.
4.
Physical Examination
(PE)
Record that includes a current heat-to-toe assessment of the
patient's physical condition.
5.
Consent Form
Signed document by the patient of legal guardian giving
permission for treatment.
6.
Informed Consent
Form
Signed document by the patient of legal guardian that explains
the purpose, risks, and benefits of a procedure and serves as
proof that the patient was properly informed before undergoing
a procedure.
7.
Physician's Orders
Record of the prescribed care, medications, tests, and
treatments for a given patient.
8.
Nurse's Notes
Record of a patient's health care that includes vital signs,
particularly TPR (temperature, Pulse, Respiration) and BP
(blood pressure). The notes can also include treatments,
procedures, and patient's responses to such care.
9.
Physician's Progress
Notes
Documentation given by physician regarding the patient's
condition, results of the examination, summary of test results,
plan of treatment, and updating data as appropriate. (Dx)
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M. Sc. Karelia R. Choque Nina Year: I / 202 2 ENGLISH I 1

20 Types of Medical Records

https://quizlet.com/90618922/types-of-medical-records-flash-cards/

Patient Information Form ( Patient Data ) (p. 27) Document that is filled out by the patient on the first visit to the physician's office and then updated as necessary, providing data that relates directly to the patient, including last name, first name, gender, DOB (date of birth), marital status, street address, city, state, zip code, telephone number, social security number, employment status, address and phone number of employer, name and contact information for the person who is responsible for the patient's bill, and vital information for the person who is responsible for the patient's bill, and vital information concerning who should be contacted in case of an emergency

  1. EHR Electronic health record that keeps basic profile information on a patient.
  2. Medical History (Hx) (p. 2 8 ) Document describing past and current history of all medical conditions experienced by the patient.
  3. Physical Examination (PE) Record that includes a current heat-to-toe assessment of the patient's physical condition.
  4. Consent Form Signed document by the patient of legal guardian giving permission for treatment.
  5. Informed Consent Form Signed document by the patient of legal guardian that explains the purpose, risks, and benefits of a procedure and serves as proof that the patient was properly informed before undergoing a procedure.
  6. Physician's Orders Record of the prescribed care, medications, tests, and treatments for a given patient.
  7. Nurse's Notes Record of a patient's health care that includes vital signs, particularly TPR (temperature, Pulse, Respiration) and BP (blood pressure). The notes can also include treatments, procedures, and patient's responses to such care.
  8. Physician's Progress Notes Documentation given by physician regarding the patient's condition, results of the examination, summary of test results, plan of treatment, and updating data as appropriate. (Dx)

M. Sc. Karelia R. Choque Nina Year: I / 202 2 ENGLISH I 2

  1. Consultation Reports Documentation given by specialists whom the physician has asked to evaluate the patient.
  2. Ancillary/Miscellaneous Reports Documentation of procedures or therapies provided during a patient's care, such as physical therapy, respiratory therapy, or chemotherapy.
  3. Diagnostic Tests/Laboratory Reports Documents providing the results of all diagnostic and laboratory tests performed on the patient.
  4. Operative Report Documentation from the surgeon detailing the operation, including the preoperative and postoperative diagnosis, specific details of the surgical procedure, how well the patient tolerated the procedure, and any complications that occurred.
  5. Anesthesiology Report Documentation from the attending anesthesiologist or anesthetist that includes a detailed account of anesthesia during surgery, which drugs were used, dose and time given, patient response, monitoring of vital signs, how well the patient tolerated the anesthesia, and any complications that occurred.
  6. Pathology Report Documentation from the pathologist regarding the findings or results of samples taken from the patient, such as bone marrow, blood, or tissue.
  7. Discharge summary (clinical resume, summary, or discharge abstract) Outline summary of the patients hospital care, including date of admission, diagnosis, course of treatment and patient's response(s), results of tests, final diagnosis, follow up plans, and date of discharge.
  8. Subjective (This is in SOAP) Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan Patients current condition in narrative form. Provided by patient. Includes patients CC and symptoms.
  9. Objective (This is in SOAP) Symptoms that can be observed, such as those that are seen, felt, smelled, heard, or measured by the health care provider.
  10. Assessment Interpretation of the subjective and objective findings. Generally, includes a diagnosis, including a differential diagnosis, or in some cases to rule out a disease/condition.
  11. Plan Includes management and treatment regimen for the patient; may include tests, therapy, medications, interventions, referrals, teachings, and follow up directions.