describe the area the symptom covers
what is radiation
Arranging in order of importance
what is prioritizing
describe what makes symptoms worse
what is aggravating factors
Beliefs that influence observations
what is biases
describe other minor symptoms in addition to the CC
what is associated symptoms
screening and interview commonly take place
what is examination room
a genogram determines genetic tendencies and covers how many generations
what is 3
A ________________ provides a pictorial breakdown of a patients family health history
what is genogram
should emergent condition should be given _______
what is first priority
questions regarding alcohol and tobacco use is found where
what is social or occupational
Sort and assess injury
what is triage
allows a patient to complete a health history form on a computer before coming into the office
what is a patient portal
describe where the symptom is found
what is location
generally performed before extensive care is provided to new patients
what is physical exam
Identifies the person responsible for providing the screening
what is documentation
The process of obtaining information from patients to determine who will be the most beneficial to handle their needs
what is screening
another name for triage
what is screening
the _________ decides what is done by the MA during the in person screening
what is a provider
Any perceptible change in the body that indicates disease
what is symptoms
the french word triage means
what is to sort
describe when the symptoms started and what the patient was doing at the time
what is setting and timing
Symptoms that can be observed
what is objective
method for recording data regarding a patients office visit
what is SOAP
Main reason for office visit
what is Chief Complaint
describe the characteristic of the symptom
what is quality