Zura360 · ROS & Physical Exam

From symptoms to signs, documented once

Zura360 walks a full review of systems and physical exam through the same drill-down engine — every finding, positive or negative, composes straight into one clean note. Nothing re-typed, nothing re-entered.

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34systems & exam regions

1composed note, start to finish

0duplicate entry

Zura360 · Patsy Allison

Capabilities

One engine for what the patient says and what the exam shows

Symptoms and signs are structurally different — Zura360 still asks and examines them the same clean way.

Review of systems, drilled down

15 body systems, each opening a multi-level tree of findings — from a single symptom down to its exact qualifiers.

Physical exam, the same way

19 exam regions use the identical drill-down tree — so the exam feels exactly as fast as the interview.

Mark-all-negative / WNL

Clear a whole system as negative — or a whole region as within normal limits — in one tap when nothing is positive.

Gender-specific body figures

Visual body maps track exactly where a finding sits, speeding exam documentation for regions like skin or musculoskeletal.

Auto-composed note

Every selection writes itself into a running note in plain clinical language — any free text you add is always preserved above it.

Master-detail navigation

No modals, no page reloads — pick a system on the left, drill into its findings in the center, watch the note build on the right.

The drill-down engine

Ask it like a symptom, exam it like a sign

The same tree structure walks a patient-reported symptom and a clinician-observed sign down to their exact finding — so the note reads consistently no matter which side it came from.

Review of Systems

Constitutional

General symptoms

Weight Gain Fatigue Weakness Fever Chills

Cardiovascular

Respiratory

Final note

Constitutional :: Positive Weight Gain, Fatigue, Weakness.

Physical Exam

General

Appearance

Well-appearing Chronically ill Acutely ill Cachectic In distress

Heart

Lungs

Final note

General :: well-appearing.

How it works

Three steps to one note

Ask

Walk the review of systems — mark negatives in bulk, drill into anything positive.

Examine

Run the physical exam through the same drill-down tree, region by region.

Compose

Every finding writes itself into one note — ready to sign, nothing re-typed.

Why it matters

Stop writing the same finding twice

Most charts ask a clinician to document a symptom in the interview, then re-describe the matching exam finding in free text — two write-ups for one clinical fact. Zura360 keeps them structurally identical, so the note stays consistent and nothing gets typed twice.

Breadcrumb navigationAlways see exactly how deep you’ve drilled, with one tap back up.
Free text preservedAnything you type stays put even as auto-composed lines update above it.
Progress tracked per systemSee at a glance which systems and regions are still open.

System progress · 12 of 15

ConstitutionalNegative

Cardiovascular2 positive

MusculoskeletalNot started

Systems complete

12 / 15

Questions

Zura360, answered

A checkbox form only captures a system as positive or negative. Zura360 drills down multiple levels into the actual finding — location, quality, timing — so the note reads like a clinician wrote it, not like a form was filled in.

No — Mark-all-negative and All-normal clear a whole system or region in one tap, so a routine visit takes seconds while a complex one still gets full detail where it’s needed.

Yes. The auto-composed lines sit at the top of the note and anything you type stays exactly where you left it — recomposing never overwrites your own words.

Zura360 is part of the progress note inside ZuraHMS, where its findings flow straight into the same chart ZuraCurodex and ZuraInsight read from.

From symptoms to signs, documented once

One engine for what the patient says and what the exam shows

Review of systems, drilled down

Physical exam, the same way

Mark-all-negative / WNL

Gender-specific body figures

Auto-composed note

Master-detail navigation

Ask it like a symptom, exam it like a sign

Three steps to one note

Ask

Examine

Compose

Stop writing the same finding twice

Zura360, answered

See a visit documented once, start to finish