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Trying to speed up the rooming process for MAs/nurse.
Vitals typically include: BP, HR, RR, weight, height, and temp (if doing injection)
Thinking about cutting out the BP and HR to speed process.
Per policy at my clinic, I can choose which 3 vitals are relevant to the encounter.
First off, any medicolegal ramification to cutting the BP and HR, and getting only height, weight, RR and temp (if injection)?
Second, in your opinion, is it bad medicine not to check and comment on BP at every encounter?
Vitals typically include: BP, HR, RR, weight, height, and temp (if doing injection)
Thinking about cutting out the BP and HR to speed process.
Per policy at my clinic, I can choose which 3 vitals are relevant to the encounter.
First off, any medicolegal ramification to cutting the BP and HR, and getting only height, weight, RR and temp (if injection)?
Second, in your opinion, is it bad medicine not to check and comment on BP at every encounter?