CH.2 Gen Terms & SOAP Flashcards

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SOAP
S: Blue 
O: Red
A: Yellow
P: Green
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Subjective-
duration, quality, worse or better factors
Objective-
“it really stands out”, physical exam, lab, imaging (tests)
Assessment-
“impression”
diagnosis (ID the problem) or list of possibilities for diagnosis
Plan -
“disposition”
action, treatment (medicine/procedure), more data needed

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acute

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it just started recently, sharp/serve symptom

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chonic

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it has been going on for a while

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exacerbation

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it is getting worse

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abrupt

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all of a sudden

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febrile

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to have a fever

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afebrile

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to not have a fever

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malaise

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not feeling well

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progressive

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more and more each day

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symptom

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something a patient feels

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noncontributory

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not related to this specific problem

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lethargic

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decrease in consciousness; indication the patient is really sick

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genetic/hereditary

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runs in te family

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alert

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able to answer questions, responsive, interactive

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oriented & oriented x3

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being aware who and where they are, current time

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marked

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stands out

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unremarkable

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synonym for normal

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auscultation

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listen

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percussion

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to hit something and listen to the resulting sound or feel for vibration EX. drums

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palpation

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to feel

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impression

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another way of saying assessment

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diagnosis

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what the health care professional thinks the patient has

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benign

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malignant

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dangerous, a problem

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degeneration
to be getting worse
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etiology
the cause
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remission
to get better or improve; does not mean cure
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idiopathic
no known specific case, just happens
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localized
stays in a certain part of a body
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systemic/generalized
all over the body,
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morbidity
risk of being sick
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mortality
risk for dying
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prognosis
the chances for things getting better or worse
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occult
hidden
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pathogen
organism that causes the problem
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lesion
diseased tissue
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recurrent
to have again
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sequelae
problem resulting from a disease or injury
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pending
waiting for
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Terms associated with: | Front
ventral, anterior, antral
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sagittal
divides body into right and left
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disposition
what happened to patient at the end of visit; end of ED notes to reference where the patient went after visit
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discharge
to unload; send home or fluid coming out of a part of the body
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prophylaxis
preventative treatment
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palliative
treating symptoms, not actually getting rid of the cause
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observation
to watch, keep an eye on
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resassurance
to tell the patient that the problem is not serious or dangerous
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supportive care
to treat the symptoms and make the patient feel better
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sterile
extremely clean, germ free, esp in medical procedures and surgery
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contralateral
opposite side
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ipsilateral
same side
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coronal
divides body into front and back
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transverse
divides body from top to bottom
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Abbreviation indicating something given via the rectum
PR