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What part of SOAP? How a patient experiences and personallydescribes the problem as well as personal and family medical issues.
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HLHS 101- M01- Chp 2

Chapter 2 Acquiring Medical Language

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SOAP subjective, objective, assessment, plan
What part of SOAP? How a patient experiences and personallydescribes the problem as well as personal and family medical issues. Subjective
What part of SOAP? The patient’s physical exam, any laboratory findings, and imaging studies performed at the visit. Objective
What part of SOAP? A diagnosis, an identification of a problem, or a list of possibilities for the diagnosis, which is known as a differential diagnosis. Assessment
What part of SOAP? A treatment with medicine or a procedure. It could also consist of collecting further data to help arrive at a more accurate diagnosis. Plan
Acute started recently
Chronic has been going on for a while
Exacerbation getting worse
Abrupt all of a sudden
Febrile to have a fever
Malaise not feeling well
Progressive more and more each day
Symptom something a patient feels
Noncontributory not related to this specific problem
Lethargic a decrease in level of consciousness
genetic/hereditary runs in the family
Alert responsive, interactive
Oriented aware of who he or she is, where he or she is, and the current time
Marked really stands out
Unremarkable normal
Auscultation to listen
Percussion to hit something and listen to the resulting sound
Palpation to feel
Impression assessment
Diagnosis what the health care professional thinks the patient has
Differential diagnosis list of conditions the patient may have based on symptoms and results of the exam
Benign safe
Malignant dangerous, a problem
Degeneration getting worse
Remission to get better or improve
Idiopathic no known cause
Localized stays in a certain part of the body
systemic/generalizes all over the body
Prognosis chance for getting better or worse
Occult hidden
Lesion diseased tissue
Recurrent to have again
Sequela a problem resulting from a disease or injury
Pending waiting for
Pathogen the organism that cause the problem
Morbidity the risk for being sick
Mortality the risk for dying
Etiology the cause
Disposition what happened to the patient at the end of the visit (where they went- home, ICU, hospital bed, etc.)
Discharge to send home, or fluid coming out of a body part
Palliative treating the symptoms, but not getting rid of the cause
Observation watch, keep an eye on
Reassurance to tell the patient that the problem is not serious or dangerous
Supportive care to treat the symptoms and make the patient feel better
Sterile extremely clean, germ-free conditions
Prophylaxis preventative treatment
Chief complaint main reason for patient’s visit
History of present illness the story of the patient’s problem
Review of systems description of individual body systems in order to discover any symptoms not directly related to the main problem
Past medical history other significant past illnesses
Past surgical history any of the patient’s past surgeries
Family history any significant illnesses that run in the patient's family
Social history a record of habits like smoking, drinking, drug abuse, and sexual practices that can impact health
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