maybe flu illness? nm
Posted By: Kathy on 2007-01-31
In Reply to: flu noss???? - jami
Subject: maybe flu illness? nm
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could they be mumbling "present illness" or current illness
Subject: could they be mumbling "present illness" or current illness
illness
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Some type of illness? What comes before or after this? nm
Subject: Some type of illness? What comes before or after this? nm
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What is the vaccine for or what is the illness or disease?
Subject: What is the vaccine for or what is the illness or disease?
long-term illness.. sm
Subject: long-term illness.. sm
or: illness is long term, without dash... never used longterm... hope this helps
See HPI. (as in see history of present illness)
Subject: See HPI. (as in see history of present illness)
Not sure, but "Per History of Present Illness?
Subject: Not sure, but "Per History of Present Illness?
Would my guess work? I just checked my Sloan Medical Abbreviations and Eponyms book and found neither "PHPI" nor "CHPI" listed. These abbreviations can be soooo difficult!
herold versus herald (as in illness)
Subject: herold versus herald (as in illness)
This doctor habitually spells herald/herold, i.e., as in herald symptoms.. Is is herald or herold? Thanks.
I type it History of Present Illness
Subject: I type it History of Present Illness
but that's the way the employer wants it. If it's verbatim I'd type just what he said HPI.
Review of systems: See HPI (History of Present Illness.)
Subject: Review of systems: See HPI (History of Present Illness.)
wild guess..."unremarkable for history of illness" ??? or sm
Subject: wild guess..."unremarkable for history of illness" ??? or sm
or could they be mangling "Unremarkable except as in history of present illness" ???
Doesn't clinical presentation mean how the illness presents sm
Subject: Doesn't clinical presentation mean how the illness presents sm
itself, not the patient's number of visits.
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