Patients & care

Skin and general care: front body chart

Select Body · front location chart and document clinician findings with explicit location notes.

Guide for clients · Rapivexa 1.3.17 · Guide library

Chart example

These previews show the actual original templates available in Rapivexa. Choose a suitable chart for your specialty; record patient side and view in the notes.

Step by step

  1. Open your purchased clinic → Clinical care → Doctor workspace → choose patient → Write prescription. Select the consultation specialty. Suggested departments: Skin, General Medicine, General Practice, Surgery or other suitable specialty. Charts are available across specialties.
  2. In Consultation, go to Visual charts & annotations. Search the chart cards for Body · front location chart, then choose Add chart.
  3. Choose Pen, Arrow, Circle or Numbered marker and a colour. Drag to draw; tap to place a numbered marker. Use Undo last mark to correct a mark.
  4. Use numbered markers to reference documented locations on the front-body outline. Write patient side, location and findings beside the marker number in notes.
  5. Use Findings / orientation / numbered-marker notes to explain the marks. Keep Include this chart on the printed prescription checked for print, or uncheck for clinical-record-only storage.
  6. Review the prescription and tick clinician review, then Save & preview prescription. Confirm the chart and notes before printing. New visits start blank; Copy previous prescription for review explicitly loads the previous medicines, history and diagrams for review. The old record stays unchanged.

Keep in mind

Original schematic location chart; not an anatomically validated diagnostic illustration. Use up to 3 charts per prescription and 60 marks per chart. Other departments may use a suitable chart, but there is no dedicated diagram for every specialty.

Menu names and available actions can vary by specialty, role and plan.

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