krssy70
Guru
My speciality is Breast...How do I utilize the single organ system for the 1997 documentation guidelines for the Breast. Here is how my Exam would read:
Breasts: Breasts were examined in both the sitting and supine position. They are visually symmetric. There is no nipple discharge or retraction. There is no skin changes or dimpling. On palpation, the right breast is soft and supple without any dominant masses. The left breast does have a dominant, subareolar mass that is firm to palpation, with slightly irregular margins. This is not tender to palpation. There is no axillary lymphadenopathy, bilaterally.
Please help..... I am not too familiar with utilizing the single organ system instead of the multi organ system.
thank you in advance for any input you may have,
Breasts: Breasts were examined in both the sitting and supine position. They are visually symmetric. There is no nipple discharge or retraction. There is no skin changes or dimpling. On palpation, the right breast is soft and supple without any dominant masses. The left breast does have a dominant, subareolar mass that is firm to palpation, with slightly irregular margins. This is not tender to palpation. There is no axillary lymphadenopathy, bilaterally.
Please help..... I am not too familiar with utilizing the single organ system instead of the multi organ system.
thank you in advance for any input you may have,