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HEALTH ASSESSMENT BASIC II LATEST
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS)
understanding of the patient's beliefs, concerns, and perception of their individual health
state
1.) items to address
- chief complaint;
- medical history
- medication use;
- family medical history
- social and recreational history.
2.) great time to assess for education needs Answer: Interview - Purpose
1.) Reason for Visit
2.) History of Present Illness
3.) Past Medical History
4.) Allergies
5.) Current Medications
6.) Family History
7.) Social History
8.) ROS Answer: Comprehensive Interview
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1.) complete and accurate data
- description and chronology of any symptoms.
2.) Establish trust --> acceptance and allow for data sharing.
3.) Educate - their health state, health promotion, disease prevention
4.) Build rapport --> therapeutic relationship Answer: Successful Interview Characteristics
Comprehensive record of patient information and relevant clinical data; Ex: Epic
1.) federal mandate; to improve quality and safety (Concept of meaningful use)
2.) may not always capture biomedical, psychological, and emotional information
- Do not include billing and scheduling systems Answer: Electronic Health Record (EHR)
1.) Introducing Interview - short & formal
- quiet/safe location
- 4-5 ft apart
- initially, address by Mr. & Mrs
--> ask how they prefer to be addressed
2.) Working phase
- Data-gathering phase
- Verbal skills
--> Q's to patient and your responses to what is said.
- Two types of questions
--> Open-ended: asks for narrative information
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--> Closed: asks for specific information leading to a forced choice (yes or no)
--> Each has a different place and function in interview.
3.) Closing
- gradual --> allowing for adequate closure to allow for final expression
- No new topics introduced
- Summary provided as final statement Answer: Techniques of Communication
1.) Physical appearance
2.) Posture
3.) Gestures
4.) Facial expression
5.) Eye contact
6.) Voice
7.) Touch Answer: Nonverbal Modes of Communication
1.) Infants (birth-1yr)
- Gentle handling with quiet, calm voice
2.) Toddlers (1 yr-3yrs)
- one direction at a time; simple explanations
3.) Preschoolers (3-6 yrs)
- Short directions; concrete explanation
4.) School-Age (7-12 yrs)
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HEALTH ASSESSMENT BASIC II LATEST
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS)
understanding of the patient's beliefs, concerns, and perception of their individual health
state
1.) items to address
- chief complaint;
- medical history
- medication use;
- family medical history
- social and recreational history.
2.) great time to assess for education needs Answer: Interview - Purpose
1.) Reason for Visit
2.) History of Present Illness
3.) Past Medical History
4.) Allergies
5.) Current Medications
6.) Family History
7.) Social History
8.) ROS Answer: Comprehensive Interview
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1.) complete and accurate data
- description and chronology of any symptoms.
2.) Establish trust --> acceptance and allow for data sharing.
3.) Educate - their health state, health promotion, disease prevention
4.) Build rapport --> therapeutic relationship Answer: Successful Interview Characteristics
Comprehensive record of patient information and relevant clinical data; Ex: Epic
1.) federal mandate; to improve quality and safety (Concept of meaningful use)
2.) may not always capture biomedical, psychological, and emotional information
- Do not include billing and scheduling systems Answer: Electronic Health Record (EHR)
1.) Introducing Interview - short & formal
- quiet/safe location
- 4-5 ft apart
- initially, address by Mr. & Mrs
--> ask how they prefer to be addressed
2.) Working phase
- Data-gathering phase
- Verbal skills
--> Q's to patient and your responses to what is said.
- Two types of questions
--> Open-ended: asks for narrative information
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--> Closed: asks for specific information leading to a forced choice (yes or no)
--> Each has a different place and function in interview.
3.) Closing
- gradual --> allowing for adequate closure to allow for final expression
- No new topics introduced
- Summary provided as final statement Answer: Techniques of Communication
1.) Physical appearance
2.) Posture
3.) Gestures
4.) Facial expression
5.) Eye contact
6.) Voice
7.) Touch Answer: Nonverbal Modes of Communication
1.) Infants (birth-1yr)
- Gentle handling with quiet, calm voice
2.) Toddlers (1 yr-3yrs)
- one direction at a time; simple explanations
3.) Preschoolers (3-6 yrs)
- Short directions; concrete explanation
4.) School-Age (7-12 yrs)
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