CPR (Computer-based Patient Record)

A system of electronically controlled information about a person's health and care. It focuses on tasks directly related to patient care, unlike other health information systems that support the business processes of caregivers and payers (but can serve as a resource or support system for CPR). CPR completely replaces the paper medical record and must therefore comply with all clinical, legal and administrative requirements.

Literal Meanings of CPR (Computer-based Patient Record)

Computer:

Meanings of Computer:

1. An electronic device for storing and processing data, usually in binary form, according to instructions given to it in a program variable.

Based:

Meanings of Based:

1. To use (something specific) as a basis or starting point for something.

2. Navigate to the location listed as the hub.

Synonyms of Based

construct, site, found, install, deploy, build, garrison, place, establish, emanate from, form, stem from, station, ground, situate, locate, derive from, rest, root, have its origin in, hinge, can be traced back to, use as a basis, spring from, position, post, originate in

Patient:

Meanings of Patient:

1. You can accept or endure delays, problems, or suffering without getting bored or worrying.

2. A person who receives or enrolls in treatment.

3. The semantic role of a noun indicating something that is affected or influenced by the action of the verb.

Sentences of Patient

1. Many patients in the hospital were sicker than they were.

Synonyms of Patient

convalescent, valetudinarian, assiduous, even-tempered, uncomplaining, composed, forbearing, inexcitable, indulgent, resolute, the infirm, obstinate, outpatient, stoical, determined, purposeful, insistent, the sick, equanimous, sufferer, kind, calm, persevering, victim, cool, understanding, resolved, tenacious, unexcitable, tolerant, tranquil, single-minded, case, diligent, sick person, hospital patient, accommodating, dogged, considerate, longanimous, day patient, resigned, persistent, invalid, indefatigable, unflappable, imperturbable, pertinacious, long-suffering, inpatient, serene

Record:

Meanings of Record:

1. Something that is evidence of the past, especially written or other permanent evidence.

2. The sum of past achievements or achievements of a person, organization or thing.

3. The best performance or most notable event of its kind.

4. A thin plastic record with sound etched into grooves on each surface to be played on a record player.

5. Recorded in writing or other permanent form for future reference.

6. The transformation (of a sound or performance) into a permanent form for later reproduction or transmission.

Sentences of Record

1. You must keep written records.

2. The security check at the airport is top notch.

3. He held the world record for over a decade.

4. I listen to records in my room.

5. They were asked to keep a diary, recording everything they ate or drank.

6. They recorded a guitar concert.

Synonyms of Record

make a record/recording of, logbook, put on disc/tape, forty-five, inventory, log, put on wax, commit to paper, album, put on file, file(s), LP, past, EP (extended-play), document, chronicle(s), previous conduct/performance, note(s), journal, highest achievement, CD, phonograph record, telerecord, annal(s), almanac, account(s), long-player, docket, document(s), register, furthest distance, produce, case study, proceedings, life history, chronicle, best performance, minutes, transcript(s), chart, tape-record, inscribe, put in writing, 78, diary, career to date, personal best, take down, cut, put down on paper, video-record, single, gramophone record, make, information, make an inventory of, documentation, minute, cassette, archive(s), enter, jot down, videotape, deed(s), diarize, post, write down, best time, history, set down, lay down, certificate(s), recording, star performance, instrument(s), tape, act(s), case history, video, dossier(s), make a note of, put down, background, audiotape, put on record, catalogue, file, procès-verbal, note, seventy-eight, muniment(s), list, data, compact disc, vinyl, yearbook, fastest time, transactions, reputation, release, world record, casebook, twelve-inch (single), track record, disc, memoir, transcribe, curriculum vitae, report(s), evidence