History & Physical Headings+1>?
Posted By: Thequeen on 2008-12-27
In Reply to: I'd go with - mt
Subject: History & Physical Headings+1>?
Thanks. One more question. What headings do you add if not transcribed to the H & P?
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History & Physical Headings
Subject: History & Physical Headings
I am trying to head a H & P what do I list the bladder and groin under?
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The doctor say chief complaint, S/l appendidiver HPI... Any suggestions? Thanks for everyone's help..
maybe admission H&P (history and physical). NM
Subject: maybe admission H&P (history and physical). NM
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Subject: Should history and physical be capitalized?
Sentence reads p/t is here today for a complete history and physical...... Should history and physical be capitalized? Thanks.
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Subject: Neurological History and Physical
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Subject: Might just be the History and Physical that's back at the office, or the H&P. nm
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Neurological History and Physical Exam
Subject: Neurological History and Physical Exam
Any help on this would be appreciated. This is a neurology history and physical and the doc is dictating the Assessment/Plan. She states, "This patient with a _________ imbalance. She did have normal imaging before, but did not get a MRA". My brain is mush and I just cannot understand what type of imbalance she is referring to. Thank you for any assistance.
HOSPITAL COURSE: Fish?? admission history and physical for details
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Under past medical history - history of abnormal s/l petatrie functioning. I really cannot make *sm
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Headings
Newbie here. If a doc dictates a laboratory data and lists lab values, then talks about x-rays and ekgs, do you include that in the lab section or make a separate heading for x-rays and ekgs (what would you title that section?). Thanks for any info.
Headings
Subject: Headings
I am transcribing a History & Physical Examination Report (Neurology)
The headings confuse me terribly. What would the heading be for the following:
Orientation and language are normal fundi with sharp disks bilaterally.
I have the following:
NEUROLOGIC: Patient walks to the right occasionally. She has trouble getting started because of discomfort. She can walk on heels and toes briefly. However, on tandem walk she really has difficulty with that. She does not line up her toes easily and loses her balance very easily with that. (Is that the correct heading?)
Also, does anyone have a good website for determining headings?
headings
Subject: headings
Thanks so much. Does it get better?
Headings
Subject: Headings
If in a report , broke into 2 sections.. MRI of the Right leg then left..
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History
Technique
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history of colorectal history with metastasis to the liver and lymph nodes
Subject: history of colorectal history with metastasis to the liver and lymph nodes
not an answer on headings, but
Subject: not an answer on headings, but
Sorry, I don't have a quick answer about your headings, but I wanted to let you know that your first sentence should be 2 sentences: Orientation and language are normal. Fundi with sharp disks bilaterally. (Fundi and disks/discs refer to the eyes, nothing to do with orientation or language.) Good luck with the headings - I still get confused sometimes on them too if I don't have a specific format to follow.
If QA has no recommendations, you don't have to have headings in there at all. Just do the report
Subject: If QA has no recommendations, you don't have to have headings in there at all. Just do the report
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verbatim, abreviations, and headings?
Subject: verbatim, abreviations, and headings?
typing verbatim. In headings PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS and POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS, when doc says same for POSTOP. Do you type same when typing verbatim?
Progress Note headings?
Subject: Progress Note headings?
I really want to hear Chief Complaint, but I’m sure he starts with Cardio. Thanks anyway.
Progress Note headings?
Subject: Progress Note headings?
I can’t hear the “tat” part, but that sure makes sense. I like the cardiovascular, too, except this is talking about GERD - could that be connected to Cardiovascular system?
Headings are allowed to be added.
Subject: Headings are allowed to be added.
It would look weird without a heading. Thanks.
Depends on what your QA says, but I separate out the entities and only use headings if
Subject: Depends on what your QA says, but I separate out the entities and only use headings if
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Would depend on your account and whether they allow headings where necessary or not. If heading is w
Subject: Would depend on your account and whether they allow headings where necessary or not. If heading is warranted, I would use CLOSURE.
Interstital tissue and pelves need headings?
Subject: Interstital tissue and pelves need headings?
Spleen: The spleen has a thin fibrous capsule. Malpighian bodies are indistinct the sinusoids are moderately widened.
Liver: Sections of the liver show a thin fibrous capsule. Multiple small fatty vacuoles are noted in the cytoplasm. Portal spaces are fairly small in size. There is mild widening of the sinusoids in the central zones.
Kidneys: The kidneys have a thin capsule. The cortices that show glomeruli of normal appearance. The tubules are not remarkable.
Interstitial tissue showed no note worthy change. The pelves are not remarkable.
In this instance.. does the interstitial tissue and pelves need their own headings.. or is this correct?? Thanks
Physical exam
Subject: Physical exam
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On physical exam.. S/L
Subject: On physical exam.. S/L
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Subject: Physical exam
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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: Significant findings for left lower quadrant tenderness. Blood pressure was 124/78, pulse rate of 96, and respiratory rate of 20. Heart: S1 and S2. Lungs: Clear to auscultation bilaterally.
I would type it this way or at least make it present tense. On my accounts, I am required to categorize these things.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
Abdomen: Significant findings for left lower quadrant tenderness. Vital signs: Blood pressure 124/78, pulse rate 96, respiratory rate 20. Heart: S1 and S2. Lungs: Clear to auscultation bilaterally.
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Subject: GI physical exam
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This is on physical exam
Subject: This is on physical exam
thanks for trying.
physical exam help
Subject: physical exam help
Physical exam, under Extremities, doctor states ___ pulses throughout.
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Physical exam help?
Subject: Physical exam help?
EXAMINATION: No costovertebral angle tenderness. Abdomen has normal active bowel sounds in all quadrants. It is supple. Extremely tender left upper quadrant and going down not quite into the groin. Difficult to check the (s/l sternal) border because of increased tenderness but the spleen may be mildly enlarged but no distinct masses felt. I am unable to check for rebound or guarding because she is so exquisitely tender with even a very light touch.
ASSESSMENT: Acute left upper quadrant pain.
s/l sternal border? Any help would be great?
physical exam
Subject: physical exam
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Subject: It was just a physical exam, and I don't know
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Please help with physical exam (sm)
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Physical examination... sm
Subject: Physical examination... sm
Examination of female patient.
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Genitourinary: No (s/l) [cussforteeballing or maybe cusp or teeballing], or area tenderness.
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I know this is probably really easy...BUT, the doc is rattling it off and he's new to me...
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Subject: yes, physical therapists
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Subject: What do you mean by PTs? Physical therapists?
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Subject: Physical exam
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physical exam
Subject: physical exam
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Subject: physical exam help
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physical exam help
Subject: physical exam help
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