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What is “S” in the SOAP method?
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Subjective: what the patient says. No way to validate.
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What is “O” in the SOAP method?
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Objective: what the tests reveal. What you observe.
3
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What is “A” in the SOAP method?
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Assessment: the analysis of the subjective and objective information; performed by the health care provider.
4
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What is “P” in the SOAP method?
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Plan: the course of action for the patient; orders.
Med Term
flashcards
Decks in class (46)
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General Purpose Roots14
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Adjective Suffix8
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Noun Suffix4
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Diminutive Suffix4
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Complex Suffixes Professional Terms6
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Suffixes Describing Symptoms, Disease, And Conditions20
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Suffixes That Mean Test8
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Suffixes That Mean Treatment7
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Singular And Plurals18
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Negation Prefixes5
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Time Or Speed Prefixes7
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Direction Or Position Prefixes18
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Size or quantity prefixes13
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General prefixes5
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Combining forms40
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Suffixes combining form23
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Prefixes combining form15
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EMR vs EHR8
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SOAP Method4
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General Subjective terms12
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General Objective terms7
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General Assessment terms20
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General Plan terms8
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Body planes and orientation20
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Movements of the body13
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Health Professionals27
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Sections of a health record7
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Types of health records10
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Abbreviations48
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Abbreviations for symptoms or exam findings6
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Abbreviations with orders and administering medication7
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Abbreviations for timing and frequency8
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Word Parts of Integumentary system29
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Combining forms for integumentary system14
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Cutaneous lesions12
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Signs and symptoms of integumentary system3
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Abnormal conditions of integumentary system13
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Skin neoplasms - benign6
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Skin neoplasms - malignant (cancerous)3
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Laboratory tests for integumentary system2
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Clinical procedures for integumentary system7
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Abbreviations for integumentary system12
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Patient history, problems, complaints12
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Objective for integumentary system31
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Assessment for integumentary system17
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Plan for integumentary system7
