What is "SH" and "ROS"?

[Confusant]

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As per "Patient Presentation"?

e.g. FH = Family History
VS = Vital Signs
SH = ?
ROS = ?

Thanks!

 

[cycloketocaine]

As per "Patient Presentation"?

e.g. FH = Family History
VS = Vital Signs
SH = ?
ROS = ?

Thanks!

Omg. Seriously?

 

[naseuy]

Social History and Review of Systems.

 

[Confusant]

Thank you

 

[Milly12]

SH = Social history (including drug use, alcohol use, sexual promiscuity, etc)

ROS = Review of systems (could also be thought of as review of symptoms) - just a quick overview of the patient's appearance and systems, in a head-to-toe format. An example would be: Neuro - Disoriented to place and time; Eyes - PERRL; CV - hypotension, tachycardia, Respiratory - Rhonchi and wheezing upon expiration; GI - + bowel sounds; GU - Within normal limits; 3+ pedal pulses

 

[Milly12]

Omg. Seriously?

If he's a first year, it's understandable. Otherwise, yes, omg.

 

[npage148]

SH= sulfhydryl
ROS = Reactive oxygen species

bone up on your oxidative stress physiology

 

[confettiflyer]

good lord do they not teach you anything in school?

google?

sheesh

 

[xiphoid2010]

Duh!

SH = sexual harassment.
ROS = report of sales.

and here is another one:
WMMB = where's ma money b*tch.

guess you didn't do a corporate admin rotation huh.

 

[Garfield3d]

It always gets me that in retail pharmacy, "POS" stands for "Point of Sale," and it's never good if your name shows up on a POS Report.

--Garfield3d

 

[medicalCPA]

SH= sulfhydryl
ROS = Reactive oxygen species

This was exactly what came to my mind! Also doesn't help that almost every week I hear about ROS/RNS in grad school.

 

[KARM12]

SH = Social history (including drug use, alcohol use, sexual promiscuity, etc)

ROS = Review of systems (could also be thought of as review of symptoms) - just a quick overview of the patient's appearance and systems, in a head-to-toe format. An example would be: Neuro - Disoriented to place and time; Eyes - PERRL; CV - hypotension, tachycardia, Respiratory - Rhonchi and wheezing upon expiration; GI - + bowel sounds; GU - Within normal limits; 3+ pedal pulses

Wrong. What you have listed for ROS is a PE. Normally ROS is what the pt is complaining of +N/V/D, denies fever/chills/HA.