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BPA 610 Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

Business professionals of america event number 610, Health Administration

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

Defini­tions to know

Cytote­chn­ologist
Examines cellular abnorm­alities
Pylorotomy
Perfformed in gastro­int­estinal system
Thoraces
Chest
Rhinorrhea
Drainage from the nose
Cranio­plasty
Surgical repair of the skull
Malaise
General sense of weakness, discom­fort, fatigue or feeling run down that may occur alone or with another symptom
Intrad­ermal Injection
Places a small amount of a drug just under the outer layer of the skin
Hypoth­ermia
Drop in body temper­ature during prolonged exposure to cold
A compound fracture
A fracture of bone where the broken end has penetrated the skin
Calpor­rhaphy
The repair of the vagina
Arthralgia
Pain in a joint
Gastro­ent­erology
The study of the stomach, intestines and associated diseases
Lumbar
Lower back
Chondr­ocostal
Cartilage and ribs
Hypote­nsion
Decreased blood pressure
Phlebe­ctomy
Removal of a vein or segment of a vein
Living Will
Legal document addressed to patient's family and physicians stating what type of treatment the patient wishes or does not wish when terminally ill
Melanoma
Cancerous Tumor
The Hippoc­ratic Oath
To use the form of treatment believed best for patient, refrain from harmful actions, keep patient's private inform­ation confid­ential
Retention Schedule
Determ­ining how long to keep patients records after they become inactive or closed

Cell Phone Message

Message for
doctor
Date
Current date
Patient name
patient name
Descri­ption
reason patient is calling
Next step
check box
Message taken by
Contestant number
 

Procedures

Obtained from new patients
Patients full legal name, address and telephone numbers, reason for visit
Numeric filing
Preserves patient confid­ent­iality
Any inform­ation released from a medical record
Requires patient notifi­cation and approval
Co-pay
Portion of medical fees patient needs to pay at time of service
Exclusions
Noncovered services
HIPAA
Confid­ent­iality, privacy, security of inform­ation, national standards for electronic healthcare transa­ctions
Benefi­ciary
Person covered under insurance policy
Coordi­nation of Benefits
Determines which of the policies will pay first when more than one policy covers the individual
Provider's Fee Schedule
Continous record of usual charges made for specific services
The guarantor
If divorced, the parent who has physical custody is respon­sible for payment
The approp­riate time to discuss fees for financial concern
When scheduling an appoin­tment
Medical history form includes:
social history, medical history, family history, review of symptoms and chief complaint

SOAP Transcript

Subject
Patient name, date of birth, seen by, date, reason for visit, length of symptoms, extra info
Objective
History, meds, examin­ation and what it showed, test perfformed
Asessment
Based on patient's report and physical examinatin diagnosis is...
Plan
Future plan for patient

Abbrev­iations

Tx
Treatment
Dx
Diagnosis
Rx
Prescr­iption
ENT
Ear, nose and throat
DOB
Date of birth
p.r.n
when necessary or as needed
DOS
date of service
OTC
over the counter
CPR
Cardio­pul­monary resusc­itation
H&P
history and physical
Pt
Patient
HR
heart rate
CC
Chief complaint
PPO
Preffered provider organi­zation
Wt
Weight
N&V
nausea and vomiting