- Clinical empathy is due on Nov 30, 2023. 2.1.2 - Charlie’s vital signs are due on Nov 6, 2023. 2.1.4 - Lipid panels are due on Nov 14, 2023. 2.1.2 - Charlie’s vital signs Name Charlie Nowak/////- Clinical empathy is due on Nov 30, 2023. 2.1.2 - Cha

- Clinical empathy is due on Nov 30, 2023. 2.1.2 - Charlie’s vital signs are due on Nov 6, 2023. 2.1.4 - Lipid panels are due on Nov 14, 2023. 2.1.2 - Charlie’s vital signs Name Charlie Nowak Age 38 Height Weight Gender Female Alerts Blood pressure Heart rate Respiratory rate Temperature SpO2 Body mass index Make a note of any trends or changes between today’s vitals and her previous visit. Note if you think there are any changes that are significant enough that we should investigate further. 2.1.1 - Clinical empathy Chief Complaint What reason did Charlie give for coming into the clinic today? Charlie had a bad headache Appointment Notes Any information that cannot be organized into one of the other sections should go here. This can include signs and symptoms observed by the medical student, changes in her sleep, diet, exercise, etc. She changed her diet Health Conditions Does Charlie have any chronic medical conditions that need to be regularly checked on? Examples include hypertension, diabetes, arthritis, etc. Her mom had migraines in her twenties and thirties Her grandpa had lung cancer Her dad has high blood pressure This study source was downloaded by from on 07-07-2025 23:03:43 GMT -05:00 CLASSROOM CLASSROOM CLASSROOM Medications Is the patient currently taking any medications? This should include both prescribed medications and over-the counter medications. She takes some multivitamins when she remembers, and she also takes some ibuprofen Medical History What prior conditions has Charlie had? Is there any family medical history that she talked about? She had a surgery on her appendix when she was a kid Empathy Analysis Answer the following questions based on how Eliot (the medical student) interacted with Charlie (the patient). 1. How did Eliot obtain a thorough medical history? He asked Charlie about how she was feeling and her family’s medical history 2. How well did Eliot exhibit tact and empathy when he was asking the questions and responding to Charlie? List at least one thing he did well. He showed empathy by asking Charlie if the pain was worsening 3. What is one suggestion that may help him get a more thorough medical history from his patients? idk 4. Read through the list of interview questions that we came up with yesterday here . Pick at least 7 questions and place them in an order that makes sense based on actually interacting with a patient. Rewrite the questions as needed to make sure they are tactfully worded. 1. What brought you in today? 2. How are you feeling/has the pain been worsening? 3. Does your family have a history of diabetes? Of cancer? 4. Do you have a current STI? 5. Are you in emotional distress? 6. Are you suicidal? 7. What medications or supplements do you take? 2.1.4 - Lipid panels Lab Results Determine if Charlie’s lab results fall inside or outside normal ranges. Make sure you include a breakdown for each of the different tests within each of the pa