How do you put this HENT?

Posted By: EmyAnn on 2008-11-13
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Okay.. so this dictation has me stumped... She says this

PHYSICAL EXAM: HEENT: was unremarkable, Neck exam: central venous pressure was approximately 9 centimeters.

My question is.. Even though she says HEENT: was unremarkable.. but then goes on to report the neck? do I just leave it HEENT or would it be HEET? also how would I write this.. do I write it how I have above or would I do it like this .

PHYSICAL EXAM: HEENT was unremarkabe (omitting the : ) < I made a smilely Lol..

Thanks for the help in advance.

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How do you put this HENT? - EmyAnn
- We have to type it like this:.... - abc
  - thanks - EmyAnn
- HEENT is head, eyes, ears, nose and throat. NECK would be listed separately. - pc
  - I feel dumb now - EmyAnn
    - happens to all of us!......nm - abc

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