LPC 68W Questions & Answers(RATED
A)
what form initiates the sick call process - ANSWER DD form 689
if someone other than the patient requests medical record copies, where should they be
directed - ANSWER medical administration
what is the purpose of DD form 689 - ANSWER used for a patient who requests or
receives medical/dental treatment or evaluation at
what is the purpose of the SF 600 - ANSWER used to document chronological record of
medical care
is it okay to make up one's own abbreviations to save time, why - ANSWER no,
because the abbreviations are not standard and known to everyone, therefore can
cause confusion
why is gathering a complete patient hx and patient triage so important - ANSWER it
helps give you more info than a physical exam
what are the subjective components - ANSWER chief complaint
age
sex
race
FDLMP
OPQRST
past history (PMH, PSH, SOC Hx)
last oral intake
events leading up
what are the objective components - ANSWER vital signs
physical exam findings
height
weight
general impression
if you are unable to assess the patient's specific problem, what should you write -
ANSWER restate the patient's chief complaint
what is the difference between QUARTERS and BEDREST - ANSWER quarters means
the patient is allowed to roam the living space/domicile, meanwhile a patient on bedrest
is restricted to their bed with the exception of going to the dining facility
A)
what form initiates the sick call process - ANSWER DD form 689
if someone other than the patient requests medical record copies, where should they be
directed - ANSWER medical administration
what is the purpose of DD form 689 - ANSWER used for a patient who requests or
receives medical/dental treatment or evaluation at
what is the purpose of the SF 600 - ANSWER used to document chronological record of
medical care
is it okay to make up one's own abbreviations to save time, why - ANSWER no,
because the abbreviations are not standard and known to everyone, therefore can
cause confusion
why is gathering a complete patient hx and patient triage so important - ANSWER it
helps give you more info than a physical exam
what are the subjective components - ANSWER chief complaint
age
sex
race
FDLMP
OPQRST
past history (PMH, PSH, SOC Hx)
last oral intake
events leading up
what are the objective components - ANSWER vital signs
physical exam findings
height
weight
general impression
if you are unable to assess the patient's specific problem, what should you write -
ANSWER restate the patient's chief complaint
what is the difference between QUARTERS and BEDREST - ANSWER quarters means
the patient is allowed to roam the living space/domicile, meanwhile a patient on bedrest
is restricted to their bed with the exception of going to the dining facility
