- ISBN: 9781401832858 | 1401832857
- Cover: Spiral Bound
- Copyright: 9/18/2003
Preface | p. xi |
Acknowledgments | p. xv |
Common Medical Abbreviations | |
General Abbreviations | p. 2 |
Measurement Abbreviations | p. 14 |
Pharmacology Abbreviations | p. 15 |
Symbols | p. 17 |
Documentation Basics and Conducting In-office Screenings | |
Introduction | p. 20 |
Documentation Basics | p. 21 |
Documentation Don'ts | p. 22 |
Simplified Chief Complaint | p. 23 |
Comprehensive Chief Complaint | p. 25 |
Gathering Questions for the History of the Present Illness | p. 28 |
How to Use the Chart | p. 28 |
Quick Glance History of the Present Illness (HPI) and Anticipation Chart | p. 29 |
Follow-Up Appointments/Progress Notes | p. 41 |
Documenting Medications | p. 43 |
Documenting Prescriptions | p. 46 |
Charting In-House Procedures | p. 48 |
Completing and Documenting Referrals | p. 50 |
Pre-certification/Documenting Outside Procedures | p. 53 |
Telephone Screening | p. 56 |
Documenting Patient Education Sessions | p. 59 |
Telephone Screenings | |
Introduction | p. 64 |
How to Use the Charts | p. 65 |
Action Abbreviation and Code Key | p. 67 |
Abdominal Pain/Stomach Pain | p. 69 |
Allergic Reaction/Anaphylaxis | p. 73 |
Anxiety and Stress | p. 75 |
Back Pain | p. 77 |
Burns | p. 79 |
Chest Pain | p. 84 |
Colds, Cough, and Flu | p. 87 |
Constipation | p. 89 |
Depression | p. 91 |
Diarrhea | p. 94 |
Ear Pain | p. 97 |
Eye Disorders | p. 100 |
Fainting | p. 103 |
Fever | p. 106 |
Headaches and Head Trauma | p. 109 |
Insect Bites or Stings | p. 113 |
Nosebleeds | p. 116 |
Rashes and Skin Disorders | p. 118 |
Strains, Sprains, and Fractures | p. 124 |
Urinary Tract Symptoms | p. 128 |
Vaginal Symptoms | p. 131 |
Wounds, Abrasions, Bruises, Lacerations, and Punctures | p. 134 |
Assisting in an OB-Gyn Practice | |
Introduction | p. 138 |
Annual Pap and Pelvic Procedures | p. 139 |
Pap Tray | p. 140 |
Pelvic Exam | p. 141 |
Pelvic Tray | p. 142 |
Assisting with a Colposcopy and a Biopsy Punch | p. 143 |
Assisting with Cryosurgery or Cryotherapy | p. 145 |
Diseases That Can Be Spread through Sexual Contact | p. 146 |
Sexually Transmitted Diseases | p. 147 |
Gynecological Diagnostic Tests and Procedures | p. 149 |
Assisting with Obstetrical Exams | p. 149 |
Assisting with the Prenatal Exam | p. 151 |
Diagnostic Tests and Procedures Routinely Performed During Pregnancy | p. 153 |
Assisting in a Pediatric Office | |
Introduction | p. 158 |
Assisting with Routine Pediatric Exams | p. 159 |
Recommended Childhood and Adolescent Immunization Schedule | p. 161 |
Telephone Screening for the Pediatric Patient | p. 161 |
Common Pediatric Diseases and Disorders | p. 164 |
Pharmacology | |
Introduction | p. 170 |
Drug Classifications | p. 171 |
Most Commonly Prescribed Medications | p. 176 |
Over-the-Counter Medications | p. 187 |
Most Common OTC Medications | p. 188 |
Common Childhood Immunizations | p. 190 |
Common Adult Immunizations | p. 194 |
Common Injectables | p. 197 |
Prescription Writing | p. 199 |
Laboratory Regulations and Laboratory Normal Values | |
Introduction | p. 202 |
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act (CLIA) | p. 203 |
Process for Obtaining a Certificate of Waiver | p. 204 |
Process for Obtaining a Certificate for Moderately Complex or Highly Complex Labs | p. 204 |
Agencies Approved to Perform CLIA Inspections | p. 204 |
Provider-Performed Microscopy (PPM) | p. 205 |
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) | p. 206 |
Exposure Control Plan | p. 206 |
Communication of Hazards to Employees | p. 206 |
Post-Exposure Evaluation and Follow-Up Procedures | p. 207 |
Record Keeping | p. 207 |
Other Terms | p. 208 |
Common Chemistry Tests | p. 209 |
Common Hematology Tests | p. 212 |
Critical Lab Values | p. 215 |
Organizational Tips | p. 215 |
Staff Responsibilities for Handling Critical Labs | p. 215 |
Radiographic Procedures | |
Introduction | p. 220 |
Information Needed When Ordering X Rays | p. 221 |
Routine Flat Films | p. 222 |
Ultrasound | p. 224 |
Computerized Tomography (CT Scan) | p. 225 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) | p. 226 |
Routine Procedures Performed in the Medical Office | |
Introduction | p. 228 |
Bandaging | p. 229 |
Assisting with Cardiac Procedures | p. 231 |
Electrocardiograms (3-Channel Version) | p. 232 |
Holter Monitor Application | p. 236 |
Ear and Eye Procedures | p. 239 |
Ear Instillation | p. 239 |
Ear Irrigation | p. 241 |
Eye Instillation | p. 243 |
Eye Irrigation | p. 246 |
Visual Acuity Testing | p. 248 |
Color Vision by Ishihara Method | p. 250 |
Measuring Near Vision (Jaegar Procedure) | p. 251 |
Emergency Procedures | p. 253 |
Foreign Body Airway Management for the Conscious Patient | p. 253 |
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation for the Health Care Provider | p. 255 |
Crash Cart Equipment | p. 257 |
Laboratory Procedures | p. 258 |
Capillary Puncture Procedure | p. 258 |
Hematocrit/Finger Puncture Method | p. 261 |
Hemoglobin (Hemoglobinometer Method) | p. 263 |
Blood Glucose (Glucose Meter Method) | p. 265 |
Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT) | p. 266 |
Venipuncture | p. 269 |
Venipuncture (Evacuated Tube Method) | p. 269 |
Venipuncture (Syringe Method) | p. 272 |
Venipuncture (Butterfly Method) | p. 274 |
Vacuum Tube Stopper Color Chart | p. 276 |
Tube Order for Vacuum Method | p. 278 |
Hematoma Prevention Tips | p. 278 |
Rapid Test Kits | p. 279 |
Performing an HCG Urine Pregnancy Test | p. 279 |
Obtaining a Throat Swab and Performing a Rapid Strep Test | p. 280 |
Urinary Procedures | p. 282 |
Collecting a Clean Catch Urine Sample | p. 282 |
Collecting a 24-Hour Urine Specimen | p. 284 |
Physical Urinalysis | p. 286 |
Measuring Specific Gravity | p. 289 |
Performing a Chemical Urinalysis | p. 291 |
Microscopic Analysis of Urine | p. 295 |
Medication Administration | p. 298 |
Adult Dosage Calculations | p. 298 |
General Guidelines for Administering Medications | p. 303 |
Administering Oral Medications | p. 305 |
Withdrawing Medication from a Vial | p. 307 |
Combining Two Drugs into One Syringe | p. 308 |
Withdrawing Medication from an Ampule | p. 310 |
Administering an Intradermal Injection | p. 311 |
Administering a Subcutaneous Injection | p. 313 |
Administering an Adult Intramuscular Injection | p. 317 |
Administering a Z-Track Injection | p. 322 |
Minor Surgical Procedures | p. 323 |
Aseptic Procedures | p. 323 |
Medical Aseptic Handwashing | p. 326 |
Surgical Gloving | p. 327 |
Application of Sterile Adhesive Skin Closures | p. 329 |
Removal of Sutures | p. 331 |
Tray Setups | p. 334 |
Complete Physical Exam | p. 334 |
Cyst Removal | p. 335 |
Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Tray | p. 336 |
Electrosurgical Tray | p. 337 |
Excision Trays (Mole, Skin Tags, and Wart Removal) | p. 337 |
Incision and Drainage or ID Tray | p. 338 |
Joint Injection | p. 339 |
Laceration/Suture Tray | p. 340 |
Lumbar Puncture Tray | p. 341 |
Rectal Exam | p. 341 |
Sigmoidoscopy | p. 342 |
Positioning | p. 343 |
Vital Signs | p. 346 |
Blood Pressure (Palpatory Method) | p. 346 |
Measuring a Radial Pulse | p. 349 |
Measuring an Apical Pulse | p. 351 |
Measuring Respiration | p. 353 |
Measuring Temperature | p. 355 |
Instrument Identification | |
Introduction | p. 360 |
Illustrations of Instruments | p. 362 |
Hugs in the Hallway | |
Introduction | p. 372 |
Setting the Scene for Hugs in the Hallway | p. 373 |
She Couldn't Come to Their World, So They Went to Her World | p. 373 |
"You Want My Picture?" | p. 375 |
Fond Memories | p. 378 |
Fond Memories Continued | p. 379 |
"I Can't Find the Pound Key" | p. 379 |
Bibliography | p. 381 |
Index | p. 383 |
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