Subjective correct answersfeeling; from patient, HPI, ROS Objective correct answersfact; from physician, PE, Lab, imaging Pain correct answerssubjective feeling from patient Tenderness correct answersobjective fact from physician Benign correct answer

Subjective correct answersfeeling; from patient, HPI, ROS Objective correct answersfact; from physician, PE, Lab, imaging Pain correct answerssubjective feeling from patient Tenderness correct answersobjective fact from physician Benign correct answersNormal, nothing of concern Acute correct answersNew onset, 3 months; example: Influenza Chronic correct answersLong standing, 3 months; example: Diabetes Baseline correct answersAn individual's normal state of being Auscultation correct answersListening with a stethoscope (heart, lungs, abdomen) Palpation correct answersThe act of pressing on an area (by a physician) Inpatient correct answersAdmitted to the hospital overnight Outpatient (OP) correct answersSeen and sent home the same day Chief complaint (CC) correct answersthe main reason for the patient's visit Meaningful Use correct answersa set of government mandated criteria that must be obtained for every patient: Chief Complaint, 5 vital signs, height, weight, BMI, smoking status if 13 y/o Medical Decision Making correct answersThe physicians thought process Mid-level provider correct answersNurse Practitioner(LNP) or Physician Assistant (PA) that works under the supervision of a physician to diagnose and treat patients Nurse or Medical Assistant correct answersRecords medical histories and symptoms, monitors the patient, completes meaningful use requirements, administers medications, assists with procedures; collects vitals Receptionist correct answersAnswers phone calls, schedules appointments, answers patient questions, provides patient with summary of visit and written instructions from provider at check-out, and organizes the patient's paperwork