cpierce2011
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If a patient attempts an overdose, my co-worker states that you can use systemic/drug ingestion as a Location? Is this correct? Thanks in advance for your answer
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HPI - Location
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thomas7331
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I have never heard anything of the sort.
Agree
With Thomas if I wasn't clear in my previous post...
[sis-tem´ik]
pertaining to or affecting the body as a whole.
With Thomas if I wasn't clear in my previous post...
[sis-tem´ik]
pertaining to or affecting the body as a whole.
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thomas7331
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If a systemic reaction or symptom is documented in the HPI, I'd agree too. But to assume a location based on 'overdose' alone is a stretch. 'Location' in HPI refers to the location of the signs or symptoms.