SOAP Note Flashcards

1
Q

What does SOAP stand for?

A

S: subjective
O: objective
A: assessment
P: plan of action

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2
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What does HPI stand for?

A

History of Present Illness

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3
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What does ROS stand for?

A

Review of Systems

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4
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What is something you should ask every pt (not children)? Hint: most medical professionals forget to ask this but can be helpful to cue in more questions/answers

A

What is your occupation? Are you retired? Do you have any hobbies?

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5
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HPI has an mnemonic, what is it?

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NLDOCAT

N= nature of illness/problem
L= location, where?
D= duration, how long?
O= onset, when/how did it start?
C= course, has anything changed?
A= aggravating factors 
T= treatment
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6
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What does PMH stand for?

A

Past Medical History

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7
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What would you ask a pt to get PMH and past surgical history?

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Have you had an previous medical problems? Any tests done, such as MRI, CAT, CT scan, etc? Any hospitalizations or surgeries?

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8
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What does NKA stand for?

A

No Known Allergies

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9
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What does ETOH mean?

A

ethanol or alcohol

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10
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What does FDLMP stand for?

A

First Day of Last Menstrual Period

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11
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What type of evidence is a symptom?

A

subjective evidence, what the pt tells you

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12
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What type of evidence is a sign?

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objective evidence, what you see/observe from the pt

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13
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What does WNWD stand for?

A

Well Nourished, Well Developed

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14
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What does B/L mean?

A

bilateral

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15
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What does RRR stand for?

A

Regular Rate & Rhythm

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16
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Dx Vs. DDx?

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Dx is the primary/definitive diagnosis

DDx is a differential diagnosis, which means that the Dr. or whoever is evaluating pt has a few guesses to what the pt has and may need further testing or referral

17
Q

What does prn mean?

A

as necessary

18
Q

What does RTO stand for?

A

Return To Office

19
Q

What are the 3 Ps?

A

polyphagia, polydipsia, and polyurea

20
Q

What is polyphagia?

A

excessive eating

21
Q

What is polydipsia?

A

excessive drinking

22
Q

What is polyurea?

A

excessive urination