Completing the Examination Tab

Completing the Examination Tab

What: The consultation tab where you record vitals, run questionnaires, document body systems, and draw on body charts.

Why: Capturing examination findings alongside the symptoms and diagnosis keeps the whole encounter in one structured record instead of separate paper notes.

When: After the Symptoms tab, before moving on to Diagnose & prescribe.

Steps

1. Record vitals and examination findings

Location: Consultation › Examination tab › General

Click the 'Examination' tab. On the 'General' sub-tab, enter the patient's vitals: Temperature, Pulse rate, Blood pressure, Respiratory rate, SPO2, Weight, Height, Waist circumference, BMI, Peak flow, and Head circumference. Additional measurement categories (Cholesterol & heart function, Dipstick tests, Glucose & diabetes, and more) are available as expandable sections below.

  • Click 'Questionnaires' to administer structured clinical screenings (e.g. PHQ-9, GAD-7).
  • Click 'Body systems' to document system-by-system examination findings using tick-box templates.
  • Body Charts (🖊️), click the Stylus icon in the sub-tab toolbar, then select 'Add Templates' to open a body diagram. On touchscreens, draw directly on the diagram. On desktop, click the Textbox icon to insert typed annotations next to specific areas.

Examination tab on General sub-tab showing vitals input fields (Temperature, Pulse rate, Blood pressure, etc.) and expandable sections below