Soap note Abdomen
In fullsentence please thank you.
S is subjective, please write 5 subjective questions you canask your patient specific to this topic
O is objective, please list 5 objective assessments to aid inmaking a clinical judgement
A is assessment please list 5 potential red flags that one canfind during this assessment
P is plan, please list 5 things you can educate your patienton specific to this topic
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