Pneumonia pna - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

SCRIBE AMERICA ED Course Final Exam Questions and Answers 2024 (Verified Answers). A patient is seen in the emergency department complaining of dysuria and tells you that she is 23 weeks pregnant. Your doctor diagnoses her with a UTI. Which of the following would be the best diagnosis? - ANS acute urinary tract infection in pregnancy, 2nd trimester A patient cut his left foot on a piece of glass two hours ago and is seen in the emergency department to have sutures placed. The doctor tells...

Scribe America-Emergency Department Exam with Questions and Answers Pulmonary embolism (PE) ANSWER Blood clot becomes lodged in pulmonary artery and blocks bld flow to lungs PE Risk fact ANSWER Known DVT, PMHx or FHx of DVT or PE, recent surgery, cancer, A-fib, immobility, pregnancy, BCP, smoking PE CC and mod fact ANSWER Chest pain, worse with deep breaths PE associated Sx ANSWER SOB, hypoxic, tachycardic PE Dx by ANSWER D-dimer to rule out, CTA chest/ VQ scan to confirm Pneum...

What are the necessary elements to include in the HPI, ROS, PMH/FH/SH, and PE to qualify for level 5 billing? HPI: 4 elements ROS: 10 systems PMH/FH/SH: 2 of 3 PE: 8 systems (excluding head and neck) what is medical decision making? the physician's thought process (MDM) benign (def) nothing of concern febrile (def) the state of having a fever, concerning for infection acute (def) new onset, likely concerning distress (def) the doctor's judgement of d...

CAD Correct Answer coronary artery disease HTN Correct Answer hypertension DM Correct Answer diabetes mellitus MI Correct Answer myocardial infarction CHF Correct Answer congestive heart failure AFIB Correct Answer atrial fibrillation PE Correct Answer pulmonary embolism DVT Correct Answer deep venous thrombosis BKA Correct Answer below knee amputation PTX Correct Answer pneumothorax COPD Correct Answer chronic obstructive pulmonary disease PNA Correct Answer pne...

Chief Complaint - Answer-the main reason for the pt's ED visit pain vs tenderness - Answer-pt's feelings (subjective) vs physician's assessment (objective) distress - Answer-the doctor's judgement of discomfort baseline - Answer-an individual's normal state of being What CAN scribes do? - Answer--Document Hx, PE, results, procedures, and physician consults -Access and document lab results and radiology findings -Locate and obtains PMHx, previous charts, past results, and recent studie...

Vituity Scribe Training Pre-Classroom Training Exam Latest 2022 100% Pass Guaranteed!! ALOC - -Altered Level of Consciousness BM - -bowel movement DOE - -Dyspnea on exertion EOMI - -Extraocular Movement Intact (Appropriate function of the extra ocular muscles, tested with "follow my finger") HA - -headache MI - -Myocardial infarction NAD - -no acute distress NSR - -Normal Sinus Rhythm PNA - -pneumonia UTI - -Urinary Tract Infection ASA - -Aspirin CA - -Cancer PCN - -Penicillin ...

Acute cough differential diagnosis Acute bronchitis Influenza Pneumonia CHF Allergic rhinitis Environmental Chronic cough differential diagnosis Chronic allergic rhinitis/PND Asthma GERD COPD Bronchiectasis Lung CA Rx rxn ex. ACEi Idiopathic/psychological MCC of chronic cough GERD PND Acute bronchitis Sx: Cough x 5 days, pleuritic CP, URI sx Wheezing/rhonchi Clinical dx CAP Sx: F/C, cough, SOB, pleuritic CP Decreased breath sounds Dx: CXR, sp...

What is a fever of unknown origin (FUO)? - Fever of 100.4 or greater that lasts more than 10- 14 days without a documented source from physical exam/screening labs What is prolonged fever? - Single illness in which fever that exceeds that which expected for the clinical dx. Ex- fever >10 days for viral URI or >3 wks for mono What is the preferred method to take temp? - Rectal or oral What education should be provided to caregivers about a child's fever? - Fever is symptom, not a dis...

CMN 568 - UNIT 2 – ALL Questions & Answers | 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest 2024 Version After exposure to toxic fumes, a pt gradually develops cough and dyspnea, he most likely has: - Acute Bronchiolitis Risk factors for development of bronchiolitis in the adult pt include: a. exposure to toxic fumes b. viral infection c. organ transplant d. systemic lupus erythematosus e. all of the above - e. all of the above Connective tissue disease (SLE) Treatment for a pt with p...

Aquifer - Radiology Actual Exam Questions With Answers Window vs. Reconstruction on CT? - ANSWER- Reconstructions - processing of the raw CT data allows for better resolution of the structures [higher resolution and higher contrast] Reconstruction can be done in 3D (ortho) or in a linear way too (vascular) What is the total range of hounsfield units availabe? - ANSWER- -1000 (air) to +1000 (metal) [so range is 2000] What does a typical computer display show for greyscale range? What...