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Terminology #1 Activities of Daily Living (ADL) Observation Medical terminology AbbreviationSuffixprefix

Terminology #2 Root Combining vowel Patient care plan Kardexassessment

Senses used for evaluation SightTouchHearingSmell

ABC’s of observation Appearance Behaviorcommunication

Objective and subjective observations Objective-signs that you see, hear, smell (factual) Subjective-what the resident tells you (symptoms)

Types of charting documents Patient record and patient chart Kardex Nursing care plan Graphic chart ADL sheet

Charting procedures Write legibly and neatly Place events in proper sequence Chart for facility/policy standards Be concise Always use ink Errors-cross out with one line, do not erase

Charting procedures #2 Include resident’s complete information Never skip lines Sign your name at end of entry Always date and time entries Chart only procedures you have performed Chart only true observations

Legal issues of charting Resident record is a legal document Information in chart must be kept confidential Information in chart should be accurate, objective, and truthful

Word elements RootPrefixSuffix Combining word Abbreviation is a shortened form of words or phrases, and are commonly used in health care settings

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