mrolf
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According to the 1995 guidelines is this a comprehensive exam? Does the 1995 guidelines say that to qualify for comprehensive exam you must have 8 organ systems and not a combination of organ systems and body areas. We are having a conflict.
Exam: GENERAL - temp 97.6, pulse 132, resp 22 & b/p 144/52. HENT - appears normocephalic. Nares patent. Oropharynx is a little bit dry. Face, however, appears symmetrical. She did say a few words and her speech was relatively clear. NECK - supple without lymphadenapathy. LUNGS - she has a little bit of coarseness, I think it would clear well with a cough. HEART - was regular buy tachycardic. ABDOMEN - soft & nondistended & nontender. EXTREMITIES - she will not move her hands. She does not have a hand grasp. They were actually very limp on first inspection. SHe has no excessive edema. SHe has adequate peripheral pulses. NEUROLOGICAL - for the most part unresponsive. Her pupils seem sluggish. She has no had grasps. She was able to open one hand on later examination and I did see her raising her ands up to her forehead at one point. PLease advise. Thanks.
Exam: GENERAL - temp 97.6, pulse 132, resp 22 & b/p 144/52. HENT - appears normocephalic. Nares patent. Oropharynx is a little bit dry. Face, however, appears symmetrical. She did say a few words and her speech was relatively clear. NECK - supple without lymphadenapathy. LUNGS - she has a little bit of coarseness, I think it would clear well with a cough. HEART - was regular buy tachycardic. ABDOMEN - soft & nondistended & nontender. EXTREMITIES - she will not move her hands. She does not have a hand grasp. They were actually very limp on first inspection. SHe has no excessive edema. SHe has adequate peripheral pulses. NEUROLOGICAL - for the most part unresponsive. Her pupils seem sluggish. She has no had grasps. She was able to open one hand on later examination and I did see her raising her ands up to her forehead at one point. PLease advise. Thanks.