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| Occurs when a listener maintains eye contact and provides responses to the speaker. |
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| A word used to describe a noun or pronoun. |
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| A word used to describe a verb, adjective, or another adverb. |
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| Nonverbal signals using body motions |
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| The exchange of information between a sender and receiver. |
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| A word used to join words or groups of words. |
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| Something that cuases the sender or receiver not to give full attention to the message. |
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| Method of communication in which written material is converted into electronic impulses transmitted by telephone lines. |
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| Verbal or nonverbal indication that a message was received. |
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| Study of words and their relationship to other words in a sentence. |
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| A word used to express strong feelings or emotion. |
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| A word used to name things, including people, places, objects, and ideas. |
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| Hearing what the speaker is saying but not fully concentrating on the conversation. |
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| Negative opinion toward and individual because of the individual's affiliation with a specific group. |
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| A word used to begin a prepositional phrase. |
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| A word used to take the place of a noun. |
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| Marks within and between sentences that separate, emphasize, and clarify the different ideas within a sentence or group of sentences. |
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| Group of words that express a complete thought. |
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| Holding the belief that all members of a culture or group are the same. |
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| Part of a sentence that identifies who or what is being discussed. |
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| A word in a sentence that expresses action or a state of being. |
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| Involving all health needs of the patient, including physical, emotional, social, economic, and spiritual needs. |
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| Growth and developmental process involving a person's physical, social, and emotional functioning. |
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| Harmonious relationship that considers both the physical and the emotional needs of those involved. |
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| Word formed from the first letter of several words. |
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| aging labels (year labels) |
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| Labels on a chart that identify the year. |
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| Filing method that uses the alphabet to determine how files are arranged. |
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| Words that describe the contents, name, or subject matter on a label. |
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| Process of documenting events and services concerning a patient's care. |
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| Process of underlining a keyword to indicate how a document should be filed. |
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| Process of removing staples and paper clips and mending a document before filing. |
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| Care of the patient rendered by health care providers, w/the medical record documenting all treatment. |
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| Norigication system showing a file stored in more than one place. |
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| Information source and storage |
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| Filing system that requires knowing only the patient's name to initiate or locate the file. |
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| electronic medical record (EMR) |
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| Patient medical records kept in a computer file. |
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| Written description of care provided to the patient. |
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| Process of putting documents in a folder. |
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| Dividers used to separate file folders. |
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| Files of patients who have not been seen within a certain time span set by the medical practice. |
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| Process of determining how a record will be filed. |
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| Numerical filing system that requires a list containing cross-references of numbers and names to locate a file. |
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| Stickers or other items that identify contents in a folder. |
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| Patient record that contains information about the patient's treatment history. |
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| Method of arranging files using numbers. |
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| Concrete and factual; can be seen or measured. |
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| Separators that replace a file folder when it is removed from the file cabinet; contains a notation of the date & person who signed out the file. |
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| Action created to solve a problem, as in a patient treatment plan. |
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| List of a patient's medical complaints. |
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| problem-oriented medical record (POMR) |
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| Chart format that is arranged according to a patient's health complaint. |
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| Data concerning a patient's medical care and its results. |
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| Health care facility or the personnel rendering medical treatment to a patient. |
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| Marking or placing initials on a document to indicate it can be filed. |
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| Type of chart format that dicides each patient problem into subjective and objective data, assessment and plan for treatment. |
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| Arranging documents in a particular order for filing ease. |
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| Chart format that has dividers that separate the different types of patient information. |
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| Information supplied by the patient that cannot be proven. |
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| Method of filing that organizes records by their final digits. |
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| Reminder aid that organizes events by date. |
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| Injury that has occurred to an employee when performing the duties of his or her job. |
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