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Pieces of diagnostic process
Symptoms, signs, diagnostic tests, diagnosis, and treatment and management
Steps of the diagnostic process
Gather information, analyze the information, and make judgements and decisions
How do you set the stage of an exam
Establish a rapport, introduce yourself properly, and provide the purpose of visit
Steps of subjective exam
Chief complaint, HPI, past medical history (allergies and medications), personal and social history, and family history
Chief complaint is?
Main reason for patients visit
HPI is?
History of present illness (7 factors)
The first factor is?
Setting
The second factor is?
Chronology
The third factor is?
Location
The fourth factor is?
Quality
The fifth factor is?
Quantity
The sixth factor is?
Aggravating/Alleviating factors
The seventh factor is?
Associated manifestations
Setting (In HPI) is?
Where the patient started having symptoms and what he was doing at the time
Chronology (In HPI) is?
The story of the chief complaint and how it has changed or developed
Location (In HPI) is?
Where the symptoms are located
Quality (In HPI) is?
How they describe the symptoms
Quantity (In HPI) is?
Numerical value of complaint
Aggravating/Alleviating factors (In HPI) is?
What makes symptoms worse or better
Associated manifestations (In HPI) is?
Other complaints and symptoms patient denies
Name the four physical examinations for normal visit
Inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation
In what order do the 4 physical examination go when it is an abdominal examination?
Inspection, auscultation, percussion, and palpation
Objective things are?
What you see, hear, feel, and smell
Subjective things are?
What the patient tells you
What are the vital signs? (no abbreviations)
Pulse, respiratory rate, temperature, blood pressure, height, weight, and body mass index
What are the vital sings? (with abbreviations)
P, R, T, BP, Ht, Wt, and BMI
Why do we order diagnostic testing?
To support, confirm, and rule out
What are the steps of analysis of information
Patients history, PE and testing, interpretation, possible causes, further questions, and diagnosis
Assessment is?
What is wrong with patient
Plan is?
What are we going to do for the patient