Please help asap Anatomy and Phys Q1. In the past, a patient’s medical record was a physical document, stored in a secure cabinet in a single location. Today, medical records can be stored digitally in the cloud and accessed from any location. How can the emergence of electronic medical records be a boon to the healthcare profession?

Q2. Why do some diseases or illnesses trigger mandatory reporting protocols (federal or state, depending on the disease)?

Q3. What are some security requirements related to maintaining physical medical records? What about digital medical records? Provide one security requirement or protocol unique to each.

Q4. Imagine you are a nurse processing a patient. The patient arrived to you complaining of chest pain that has been occurring off and on for the last two days. When they remove their shirt, you see a two-inch diameter purple bruise right below their collarbone, near their heart. Write how you would enter this information into an electronic medical record, including both the subjective and objective measurements.

Q5. Write out the biographic data an intake specialist would record for your medical record if you were to go to the hospital for the first time. Feel free to use fictitious data if it makes you more comfortable. How might a medical professional use information about a patient’s race, religion, or ethnicity in the course of their medical care?