SPHA

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SPHA

SPHA (pronounced /ˈsfaː/) is an acronym in the medical field that stands for Subjective, Physical, History, and Assessment. It is a method used by healthcare professionals to gather and analyze patient information.

Etymology

The term SPHA is an acronym derived from the first letters of the words Subjective, Physical, History, and Assessment. It is a method used in the medical field to ensure a comprehensive approach to patient care.

Related Terms

  • Subjective - This refers to the symptoms reported by the patient. It includes the patient's feelings, perceptions, and concerns. It is usually obtained through a patient interview.
  • Physical - This refers to the physical examination conducted by the healthcare professional. It involves the use of observation, palpation, percussion, and auscultation to assess the patient's physical state.
  • History - This refers to the patient's past and present health status. It includes information about the patient's past illnesses, surgeries, allergies, medications, and lifestyle.
  • Assessment - This is the healthcare professional's evaluation of the patient's health status based on the subjective and objective data gathered. It is used to plan the patient's care and treatment.

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