A) Review of systems
B) Physical examination
C) Assessment
D) Diagnostic tests
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A) To comply with HIPAA regulations, institutions must ensure that computer monitors with sensitive patient data are not left unattended.
B) All institutions must follow a standard policy for posting abbreviations in documentation drawn from the AMA.
C) Institutions consider drawings a fairly inaccurate way to represent a patient's systems or picture of the patient's condition.
D) As of 2003, faxes may no longer be used to share patient medical information between institutions.
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A) Family history, physical exam, diagnostic tests, assessment
B) SOAP
C) HPI, past medical history, family history, social history
D) HPI, family history, physical exam, assessment
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A) A genetic test performed in a doctor's office
B) A visual representation or chart of a patient's family history
C) A biometric monitor worn during a physical exam
D) A computer report correlating information from the patient's history, exam, and diagnostic tests
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A) Education
B) Nonpharmacological interventions
C) "Rule outs"
D) Follow-up
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A) The same systems were likely not explored in the review of systems.
B) This is a comprehensive examination.
C) Documentation from the subjective component of the patient's visit has pointed the physician to these systems.
D) The diagnosis will be firmly established after assessment of both systems.
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A) It outlines the educational needs of the patient.
B) It includes additional findings that are directly related to the history of present illness.
C) It may include other issues that are not true diagnoses.
D) Items on the problem list typically cannot be treated.
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A) The chief complaint and follow-up responses
B) The chief complaint only
C) Nothing; everything is written in precise medical terminology
D) The objective information
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A) standard operating and admitting procedures.
B) sanitation, observation, auscultation, palpation.
C) surgeons, officials, administrators, patients.
D) subjective, objective, assessment, plan,
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A) Pharmacological interventions
B) Referrals
C) Nonpharmacological interventions
D) Follow-ups
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Multiple Choice
A) If a patient describes having pain in the arm and numbness in the fingertips, the physician should examine these as a single unit.
B) The opening sentence should contain the results from pertinent test results and test dates.
C) All recent pertinent diagnostic tests and the outcomes of recent pertinent interventions should be summarized and included in the HPI.
D) Medical tests that are unrelated to their current complaint should be included in the HPI.
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A) PQRST, CLIENT OUTCOMES
B) body region, system
C) subjective data, objective data
D) the institution's system, the physician's system
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