Shadow Health Conversation Notes
(conversation Lab)
A proper greeting: - ANS-1) makes use of a friendly tone
2) addresses each your self and the patient through name
three) States your motive for being there
Chief Complaint(s) - ANS-Identify signs or issues causing patient to are seeking care
Closed Question examples - ANS-- Has your pain gotten worse?
- Are your complications focused on one side of your head?
- Has the medication helped with your heartburn?
- When did you begin feeling fatigued?
Closed Questions - ANS-"zoom in" on details and refine their information of an thing of patient
fitness
Family History - ANS-Determine age and health, or age and purpose of loss of life, of parents,
sibling, and grandparents, noting the presence of specific illnesses in own family (e.G. High
blood pressure, addiction, type II diabetes).
For Conversational Flow: - ANS-Move among open and closed questions.
Greeting and Identifying Data - ANS-Greet affected person and verify patients call, age, and
gender
History of Present Illness (HPI) - ANS-Assess symptoms and affected person's mind and
emotions about illness
How to structure a fitness interview - ANS-Greeting and identifying records
Chief Complaints
History of Present Illness (HPI)
Family History
Personal and Social History
Review of Systems
Key Closed Question words: - ANS-"How many", "How Often", "Can you, do you, will you, are
you", "is it, has it, have you, and many others", "Which", "Who"
Key Open Question Words - ANS-"Describe", "Tell me about", "How", "Why"
Medical History - ANS-Determine hypersensitive reactions, presence and dates of adolescence
and adult illnesses, persistent fitness troubles, immunization history, and beyond
hospitalizations
Open or closed questions set up therapeutic rapport? - ANS-Closed. Good for:
- Sexual History
- Substance use
- Social or domestic problems
- Trauma
- Physical symptoms that the affected person reveals embarrasing
(conversation Lab)
A proper greeting: - ANS-1) makes use of a friendly tone
2) addresses each your self and the patient through name
three) States your motive for being there
Chief Complaint(s) - ANS-Identify signs or issues causing patient to are seeking care
Closed Question examples - ANS-- Has your pain gotten worse?
- Are your complications focused on one side of your head?
- Has the medication helped with your heartburn?
- When did you begin feeling fatigued?
Closed Questions - ANS-"zoom in" on details and refine their information of an thing of patient
fitness
Family History - ANS-Determine age and health, or age and purpose of loss of life, of parents,
sibling, and grandparents, noting the presence of specific illnesses in own family (e.G. High
blood pressure, addiction, type II diabetes).
For Conversational Flow: - ANS-Move among open and closed questions.
Greeting and Identifying Data - ANS-Greet affected person and verify patients call, age, and
gender
History of Present Illness (HPI) - ANS-Assess symptoms and affected person's mind and
emotions about illness
How to structure a fitness interview - ANS-Greeting and identifying records
Chief Complaints
History of Present Illness (HPI)
Family History
Personal and Social History
Review of Systems
Key Closed Question words: - ANS-"How many", "How Often", "Can you, do you, will you, are
you", "is it, has it, have you, and many others", "Which", "Who"
Key Open Question Words - ANS-"Describe", "Tell me about", "How", "Why"
Medical History - ANS-Determine hypersensitive reactions, presence and dates of adolescence
and adult illnesses, persistent fitness troubles, immunization history, and beyond
hospitalizations
Open or closed questions set up therapeutic rapport? - ANS-Closed. Good for:
- Sexual History
- Substance use
- Social or domestic problems
- Trauma
- Physical symptoms that the affected person reveals embarrasing
