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Category Scored Items Experts selected these topics as essential components of a strong, thorough interview with this patient. Patient Data Not Scored A combination of open and closed questions will yield better patient data. The following details are facts of the patient's case. Patient Status  Finding: Asked about patient's status  Finding: Reports feeling alright (Found) Pro Tip: At the start of your conversation, check in with a patient about their current feelings so you can immediately build rapport through empathetic communication. Example Question: How are you feeling?  Finding: Asked about patient's needs  Finding: Denies needing anything (Found) Pro Tip: At the start of your conversation, check in with a patient about their current feelings so you can immediately build rapport through empathetic communication. Example Question: Do you need anything?  Finding: Asked about feelings towards pregnancy or delivery  Finding: Reports nervousness (Found) Pro Tip: At the start of your conversation, check in with a patient about their current feelings so you can immediately build rapport through empathetic communication. Example Question: How are you feeling about giving birth?  Finding: Reports excitement over being a mom (Available) Pro Tip: At the start of your conversation, check in with a patient about their current feelings so you can immediately build rapport through empathetic communication. Example Question: How are you feeling about giving birth? Patient Comfort  Finding: Asked about patient's symptoms  Finding: Reports lower back pain (Found) Pro Tip: Ask a patient about their comfort and any symptoms, so that you can determine the nature of their condition and where follow-up is needed. Example Question: Are you having any symptoms?  Finding: Reports sharp contraction pain (Found) Pro Tip: Ask a patient about their comfort and any symptoms, so that you can determine the nature of their condition and where follow-up is needed. Example Question: Are you having any symptoms?  Finding: Followed up on pain  Finding: Reports feeling contractions low in her groin (Found) Pro Tip: Ask a patient about their comfort and any symptoms, so that you can determine the nature of their condition and where follow-up is needed. Example Question: Where is the pain from your contractions?  Finding: Reports 6/10 pain during contractions (Found) Pro Tip: Ask a patient about their comfort and any symptoms, so that you can determine the nature of their condition and where follow-up is needed. Example Question: How would you rate the pain during contractions?  Finding: Asked about relieving factors  Finding: Reports walking helped alleviate pain (Found) Pro Tip: Ask a patient about their comfort and any symptoms, so that you can determine the nature of their condition and where follow-up is needed. Example Question: Does anything help your pain?  Finding: Reports walking stopped being effective for pain relief 15 minutes prior (Found) Pro Tip: Ask a patient about their comfort and any symptoms, so that you can determine the nature of their condition and where follow-up is needed. Example Question: Does walking still help your pain?  Finding: Asked about current position  Finding: Reports current position is acceptable (Found) Pro Tip: Ask a patient about their comfort and any symptoms, so that you can determine the nature of their condition and where follow-up is needed. Example Question: How is the position you're in?  Finding: Asked permission to conduct physical exam  Finding: Reports wanting minimal touching (Found) Pro Tip: Ask a patient about their comfort and any symptoms, so that you can determine the nature of their condition and where follow-up is needed. Example Question: Is it OK if I conduct some physical exams?