For Medicare Part B beneficiaries, therapists must document the following elements of patient care: Evaluation. Before starting treatment, you must complete an initial evaluation of the patient, which includes: 1  Medical diagnosis. 2  Treating impairment or dysfunction. 3  Subjective observation.
The spleen is another important organ of the body which is primarily responsible for the storage of blood (especially in case of hemorrhage) and the trapping of pathogenic microorganisms.
It is positioned in the left upper abdomen, and is the largest organ of the lymphatic system. The spleen serves a critical role in immune function because it purifies the blood and helps the immune system to recognize and attack foreign pathogens and allergens. The spleen is composed of the red pulp and white pulp. The white pulp produces and grows immune cells as well as blood cells. On the other hand, the red pulp is responsible for purifying the blood and removing dead or old blood cells.