does anybody have good mneumonics for patient encounters for CS to ensure we don't miss anything under the time pressure? maybe to remember in our head or quickly jot down on our soap note ? thanks!
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Step II mneumonics for CS PLEASE?
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L-location
I- intensity
Q- quality & quanity
O- onset
R- radiating
A- aggrevating
A- alleviating
A- associated symptoms
I- intensity
Q- quality & quanity
O- onset
R- radiating
A- aggrevating
A- alleviating
A- associated symptoms
Social Hx:
T-tobacco
O-Ocupation
A-Alcohol
D-Drugs (illicit)
D-Diet
E-Exercise
S-Sexual orientation, STDs
HPI:
O-Onset
P-Progression
Q-Quality (sharp, dull, burning)/Quantity(10/10)
R-Radiation
S-Similar Episode
T-Timing/freq
A-Associated symptoms
A-Alleviating
A-Aggravating
Hope it helps!!!
T-tobacco
O-Ocupation
A-Alcohol
D-Drugs (illicit)
D-Diet
E-Exercise
S-Sexual orientation, STDs
HPI:
O-Onset
P-Progression
Q-Quality (sharp, dull, burning)/Quantity(10/10)
R-Radiation
S-Similar Episode
T-Timing/freq
A-Associated symptoms
A-Alleviating
A-Aggravating
Hope it helps!!!
O-L-D-C-A-R-T-S
Onset
Location
Duration
Characteristics
Associated symptoms
Relieving factors
Timing
Severity
P-P-Q-R-S-T-A (I use this, flows better in the actual interview)
Palliation
Provocation
Quality
Radiation
Severity
Timing
Associated symptoms
C - try to Cutdown on alcohol?
A - get Angry when asked to stop?
G - feel Guilty about drinking?
E - need an Eye-opener in the morning?
Onset
Location
Duration
Characteristics
Associated symptoms
Relieving factors
Timing
Severity
P-P-Q-R-S-T-A (I use this, flows better in the actual interview)
Palliation
Provocation
Quality
Radiation
Severity
Timing
Associated symptoms
C - try to Cutdown on alcohol?
A - get Angry when asked to stop?
G - feel Guilty about drinking?
E - need an Eye-opener in the morning?
O-L-D-C-A-R-T-S
Onset
Location
Duration
Characteristics
Associated symptoms
Relieving factors
Timing
Severity
P-P-Q-R-S-T-A (I use this, flows better in the actual interview)
Palliation
Provocation
Quality
Radiation
Severity
Timing
Associated symptoms
C - try to Cutdown on alcohol?
A - get Angry when asked to stop?
G - feel Guilty about drinking?
E - need an Eye-opener in the morning?
beat me to it!!! LIQORAAA PAMHUGSFOSS is the greatest pnemonic, wish that I knew it during medical school, its a great pnemonic....
P= presenting complaint
A-allergies
M-medications
H=past medical hx (surgeries/hospitalizations)
U= uro sx
G= GI sx
S= Sleeping hx
F= family hx
O= obstetric hx
S=Social hx
S= Sexual hx
Do you really have to ask Uro/GI/sleep questions for everyone in order to get all the points? It seems like those ROS systems would only need to be asked if it is relevant to the CC; otherwise it seems like a waste of time, I mean, if you ask those, why not ask Resp, cardio, and other ROS questions?
For describing pain, I like the following "LIQUOR" mnemonic better - if only for the fact that it preserves the spelling of "LIQUOR"
L = location
I = Intensity
Q = Quality
U = Upsetting (aggrevating) factors
O = Onset
R = Relieving factors and radiation.
L = location
I = Intensity
Q = Quality
U = Upsetting (aggrevating) factors
O = Onset
R = Relieving factors and radiation.
does anybody have good mneumonics for patient encounters for CS to ensure we don't miss anything under the time pressure? maybe to remember in our head or quickly jot down on our soap note ? thanks!
It's "mnemonic." sorry, pet peeve.... anyway, try this site http://www.medicalmnemonics.com/
NILDOOCARRF
Nature
Intensity
Duration
Onset
Offset
Concomitant factors
Aggravating
Relieving
Radiation
Frequency
For Depression - we use SADAFACES instead of SIGECAPS
SADAFACES
Sleep changes
Anhedonia
Dysthymia
Appetite changes
Fatigue
Agitation
Concentration difficulties
Excessive Guilt
Suicidal Ideation
And my bf and I made up - ID PSYMISTS (a bit silly - but it does the job in helping me remember)
Introduction
Demographics (including age, married/single, # of kids, occupation)
Presenting Complaint
Systems Review (GI, CVS, Resp, Neuro, GU, MSK)
Your Hx - Past Med, Surg & Hospitalizations, Family Hx
Medications
Immunizations & Allergies
Social Hx
Travel
SUMMARY
Hope this helps! =)
Nature
Intensity
Duration
Onset
Offset
Concomitant factors
Aggravating
Relieving
Radiation
Frequency
For Depression - we use SADAFACES instead of SIGECAPS
SADAFACES
Sleep changes
Anhedonia
Dysthymia
Appetite changes
Fatigue
Agitation
Concentration difficulties
Excessive Guilt
Suicidal Ideation
And my bf and I made up - ID PSYMISTS (a bit silly - but it does the job in helping me remember)
Introduction
Demographics (including age, married/single, # of kids, occupation)
Presenting Complaint
Systems Review (GI, CVS, Resp, Neuro, GU, MSK)
Your Hx - Past Med, Surg & Hospitalizations, Family Hx
Medications
Immunizations & Allergies
Social Hx
Travel
SUMMARY
Hope this helps! =)