<span>It is true, that the data entry in the patient record is a combination of structured and unstructured data. The structured data is </span><span>standardized, pre-defined, computer-readable and easy to access from a database. Examples for structured data are name, dates, identification numbers, some other codes...
Unstructured data on the other hand is the information than can not be written and understood only with numbers. Human touch is needed in order these data to be presented and understand. Examples are: </span><span>audio voice dictations, email messages and attachments.</span>
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<em><u>"The number of squares between each QRS complex and multiplying by 40 milliseconds. Gives you the cycle length of a patient's heart rate. You then divide 60,000."</u></em>
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Because for whatever reason, some women feel that they need to become as skinny as a pencil to be noticed. That, mixed with the uncertainty and hormonal unbalances of puberty, and they'll literally run themselves into the ground trying to reach the unattainable standard for beauty that society (mainly men) have set.
Protein digestion would be more difficult because of that buffering action of sodium bicarbonate on the stomach acid, which alters the optimum pH for the action of pepsin, a major protein-digester