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SHADOW HEALTH - TINA JONES, HEALTH
HISTORY 2026| COMPREHENSIVE Q&A
FOR CERTIFICATION SUCCESS
Health History Tips & Tricks
Student: Does your mother have any health problems? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Mom has high cholesterol and blood pressure, I think. She seems to be
doing okay though.
Student: Does your father have any health problems? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Well, he passed away. But he had a couple things... Type 2 diabetes, like
me, and high cholesterol and blood pressure.
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Student: How did your father die? - correct-answer - Tina Jones: He died in a car
accident.
Student: Where is your wound located? - correct-answer - Tina Jones: It's on the
ball of my foot.
Student: Do you get thirsty often? - correct-answer - Tina Jones: You know, I did
notice lately that I've been really thirsty.
Student: What happened with your father's car accident? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: It was last year... I guess a little over a year ago.
Student: How long ago was your dad's car accident? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: It was last year... I guess a little over a year ago.
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Student: How did you cope with your fathers death? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Well, right after he died, after the funeral and everything, I just tried to get
through that. Mom was having such a hard time, crying a lot, everything made her
sad, she was kind of depressed. So, I guess at first I just focused on getting things
done--groceries, laundry, insurance papers and stuff. Knowing that Mom needed
me kind of helped me get through day by day. There was about a month where it
was hard for us to get to church. Even getting up and ready for church was too
overwhelming. But our church family helped us out and gave us rides to church
and brought meals and all that, so they really helped build us back up. Things
were only hard like that for a few months.
Student: What caused your dads accident? - correct-answer - Tina Jones: He was
driving to work, and it was raining...and his car hydroplaned. And hit a tree. So, it
was really sudden.
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Student: How is your paternal grandmother's health? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Granny's doing good. She's still living on her own. She's slowing down, but
we help her out. She lives down the street from us, and she gets around okay. I
think she takes some pills, maybe for blood pressure? She might have high
cholesterol too. She seems happy.
Student: How is your paternal grandfather's health? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Grandpa Jones passed away when I was really little.
Student: How is your maternal grandfather's health? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Well, Poppa died about five years ago.
Student: How is your maternal grandmother's health? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Nana was 73 when she died of a stroke about five years ago. I think she
had high blood pressure and cholesterol, too.
SHADOW HEALTH - TINA JONES, HEALTH
HISTORY 2026| COMPREHENSIVE Q&A
FOR CERTIFICATION SUCCESS
Health History Tips & Tricks
Student: Does your mother have any health problems? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Mom has high cholesterol and blood pressure, I think. She seems to be
doing okay though.
Student: Does your father have any health problems? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Well, he passed away. But he had a couple things... Type 2 diabetes, like
me, and high cholesterol and blood pressure.
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Student: How did your father die? - correct-answer - Tina Jones: He died in a car
accident.
Student: Where is your wound located? - correct-answer - Tina Jones: It's on the
ball of my foot.
Student: Do you get thirsty often? - correct-answer - Tina Jones: You know, I did
notice lately that I've been really thirsty.
Student: What happened with your father's car accident? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: It was last year... I guess a little over a year ago.
Student: How long ago was your dad's car accident? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: It was last year... I guess a little over a year ago.
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Student: How did you cope with your fathers death? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Well, right after he died, after the funeral and everything, I just tried to get
through that. Mom was having such a hard time, crying a lot, everything made her
sad, she was kind of depressed. So, I guess at first I just focused on getting things
done--groceries, laundry, insurance papers and stuff. Knowing that Mom needed
me kind of helped me get through day by day. There was about a month where it
was hard for us to get to church. Even getting up and ready for church was too
overwhelming. But our church family helped us out and gave us rides to church
and brought meals and all that, so they really helped build us back up. Things
were only hard like that for a few months.
Student: What caused your dads accident? - correct-answer - Tina Jones: He was
driving to work, and it was raining...and his car hydroplaned. And hit a tree. So, it
was really sudden.
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Student: How is your paternal grandmother's health? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Granny's doing good. She's still living on her own. She's slowing down, but
we help her out. She lives down the street from us, and she gets around okay. I
think she takes some pills, maybe for blood pressure? She might have high
cholesterol too. She seems happy.
Student: How is your paternal grandfather's health? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Grandpa Jones passed away when I was really little.
Student: How is your maternal grandfather's health? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Well, Poppa died about five years ago.
Student: How is your maternal grandmother's health? - correct-answer - Tina
Jones: Nana was 73 when she died of a stroke about five years ago. I think she
had high blood pressure and cholesterol, too.
