dballard2004
True Blue
If the CC says: PT here for HTN.
Is HTN considered location under HPI?
Thanks.
Is HTN considered location under HPI?
Thanks.
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Karolina
Guru
No, I would not count it as location. Is there another sentence following the cc?
dballard2004
True Blue
I'm afraid that is it!
jeevapt_09
Networker
Htn
Hi, hypertension is not a symptom, its a diagnosis, cc means any compliants or symptoms from HTN like giddiness, headache, etc..... thats time we take location this not under location so its takeit under ROS.
its take cc:followup for HTN is correct sentence please check it.
Hi, hypertension is not a symptom, its a diagnosis, cc means any compliants or symptoms from HTN like giddiness, headache, etc..... thats time we take location this not under location so its takeit under ROS.
its take cc:followup for HTN is correct sentence please check it.
dballard2004
True Blue
I see! If the provider had documented something like: "Pt here for HTN. Pt has been hypertensive for 3 years and last week his BP was 200/120" Then I would have duration and severity, correct?
gailmc
Networker
Yes, you are correct !
dballard2004
True Blue
Thanks.