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ART Documentation & Record Keeping Flashcards

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  1. What is the primary purpose of a patient intake form in ART practice?

    Answer: To gather health history and identify contraindications

    The intake form collects comprehensive health history to identify contraindications and relevant background for safe treatment.

  2. Which scale is used in manual muscle testing (MMT) documentation?

    Answer: 0–5

    Manual muscle testing uses a 0–5 grading scale to objectively document muscle strength.

  3. What should a provider document when a patient declines a recommended treatment?

    Answer: The refusal and confirmation that risks were explained

    When a patient declines treatment, providers must document the refusal and that the risks of non-treatment were communicated (informed refusal).

  4. Which abbreviation is standard in clinical notes for the right side of the body?

    Answer: R

    'R' is the standard clinical abbreviation for the right side, with 'L' used for the left.

  5. What must HIPAA-compliant ART providers give patients regarding their health information?

    Answer: Notice of Privacy Practices

    HIPAA mandates providers give patients a Notice of Privacy Practices explaining how their health information may be used or disclosed.

  6. When documenting ART treatment, which detail is most clinically relevant to record?

    Answer: Specific muscles treated, technique applied, and patient response

    Documentation should specify muscles treated, the ART protocol applied, and the patient's response during and after treatment.

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