IEP, Writing Goals, and SOAP Notes Flashcards

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What does SOAP stand for in S.O.A.P. notes?

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S = Subjective, O = Objective, A = Assessment, P = Plan

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Why are SOAP notes important?

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They organize information, communicate clinical issues, facilitate clinical reasoning, and serve as a useful tool for shift changes and future encounters.

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What types of personal identifiers should be excluded from S.O.A.P. notes?

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  • Name
  • Birthdate
  • SSN
  • Phone #
  • Address
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What types of information are included in the Subjective section of S.O.A.P. notes?

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  • Health history
  • Condition/chief complaint
  • Functional status/activity level
  • Cultural and religious beliefs
  • Living environment
  • General health status
  • Social/health habits
  • Current/past medications
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What does the Objective section of S.O.A.P. notes contain?

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Observable and factual information obtained during examination

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How should information in the Objective section be organized?

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  • Use headings, caps & underlining
  • Use tables or charts
  • Use flow sheets
  • Be specific
  • State affected anatomy
  • State information in measurable terms
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List some examples of Objective information.

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  • Vital signs
  • Physical exam
  • Labs
  • Diagnostic tests
  • Medications
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What type of information is included in the Assessment section of S.O.A.P. notes?

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Professional opinion based on Subjective & Objective portions, including diagnosis and further testing needed.

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What are the components of the Plan section in S.O.A.P. notes?

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  • Frequency (per day or per week)
  • Interventions
  • Location
  • Treatment progression
  • Plans for discharge
  • Patient & family education
  • Equipment needs
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Fill in the blank: The S.O.A.P. notes are a written record that organizes information from the _______.

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[history & physical exam]

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True or False: The Objective portion of S.O.A.P. notes includes subjective opinions from the patient.

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False

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What is the purpose of the Assessment section in S.O.A.P. notes?

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To provide a diagnosis and identify any inconsistencies or further testing needed.

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What should be included in the Plan section regarding patient education?

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Patient & family education

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