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What does the 'O' in OLDCARTS stand for?
What does the 'L' in OLDCARTS represent?
Location
What does the 'D' in OLDCARTS indicate?
Duration
What is the meaning of the 'C' in OLDCARTS?
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What does the 'A' in OLDCARTS refer to?
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What does the 'R' in OLDCARTS stand for?
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What does the 'T' in OLDCARTS denote?
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What does the 'S' in OLDCARTS mean?
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What does the 'M' in MAISHIFT stand for?
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What does the 'A' in MAISHIFT indicate?
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What does the 'I' in MAISHIFT represent?
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What does the 'S' in MAISHIFT denote?
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What does the 'H' in MAISHIFT stand for?
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What does the 'I,I' in MAISHIFT represent?
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What does the 'T' in MAISHIFT mean?
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What does the 'H' in HORSSES stand for?
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What does the 'O' in HORSSES indicate?
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Study Notes
OLDCARTS
- Onset: Refers to the beginning of symptoms or conditions.
- Location: Indicates where the symptoms are occurring in the body.
- Duration: Describes how long the symptoms last or have been experienced.
- Character: Provides details on what the symptoms feel like (e.g., sharp, dull, throbbing).
- Associated/Aggravating Factors: Highlights other factors that may worsen the symptoms or are present during their occurrence.
- Relieving Factors: Identifies what alleviates the symptoms.
- Temporal Factors: Relates to the timing of symptoms, including frequency and patterns.
- Severity of Symptoms: Addresses the intensity of the experience, often on a scale.
MAISHIFT
- Medications: Includes any medications currently taken by the patient or prescribed.
- Allergies: Records known allergies, particularly to medications or substances.
- Immunizations: Tracks any vaccinations received by the patient.
- Surgeries: Lists any past surgical procedures the patient has undergone.
- Hospitalizations: Notes any previous hospital stays, including reasons for admission.
- Injuries: Documents any significant injuries the patient has sustained.
- Travel: Considers any recent travel history and potential exposure to different environments.
HORSSES
- Habits: Discusses lifestyle habits that may impact health, such as smoking or alcohol use.
- Occupation: Considers the patient's job role and potential occupational exposures.
- Relationships: Explores the patient's interpersonal relationships, which may affect health.
- Safety of Relationships: Assesses the security and healthiness of the patient’s relationships.
- Sexual History: Discusses sexual health, practices, and potential risks.
- Environment: Evaluates the physical and social environment in which the patient lives.
- Spiritual: Considers the patient’s spiritual beliefs and practices that may influence health.
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Description
This quiz focuses on two critical frameworks for medical assessment: OLDCARTS and MAISHIFT. You'll explore how to evaluate symptoms and patient history effectively. Test your knowledge on identifying onset, duration, medications, and more related to patient care.
