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TableGF ofG F Contents
PartGF1GFStrategiesGFforGFEffective HealthGFAssess
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menGFtGFChapterGF1GFInterviewGFandGFHistory-

TakingGFStrategiesGFChapterGF2GFPhysicalGFExamina

tioGFnGFStrategiesG F ChapterGF3GFDocumentationGFStr

ategiesGFChapterGF4GFCulturalGFandGFSpiritualGFAsse

ssmentGFChGFapterGF5GFNutritionalGFAssessment

PartGF2GF AdvancedG F AssessmentGFofG F SystemicGFDisorders

ChapterGF6GFMentalGFHealthGFDisord

ersGFChapterGF7GFIntegumentaryGFDi

sorderGFsGFChapterGF8GFEyeGFDisorde

rs

ChapterGF9GF EarGF Disorders

ChapterGF10GFNose,GFSinus,GFMouth,GFandGFThroatGFDisordersGF

ChapGFterGF11GFRespiratoryGFDisorders

ChapterGF12GFCardiovascularGFDisorders

CGFhapterGF13GFEndocrineGFDisordersGF
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ChapterGF14GFGastrointestinalGFDisorders

GF ChapterGF1

5GFNeurologicalG F Disorders

ChapterGF16G F MaleGFGenitourinaryGFDisorders

ChapterGF17GFFemaleGFGenitourinaryGFandGFBreastGFDisordersGF

ChaGFpterGF18GFMusculoskeletalGFDisorders

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Chapter:GFChapterGF01GF-GFQuiz



MultipleGFChoice



1. WhichGFofGFtheGFfollowingGFisGFanGFexampleGFofGFsubjectiveGFdataGFthatGFmayGFbeGFcollectedGFd
uringGFaGFhealtGFhGFassessment?
A) Height andGFweight
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B) A patient’sGFrecallGFofGFhisGForGFherGFpastGFhealthGFconditions
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C) ResultsGFfromGFanGFabdominalGFCTGFscan
D) CompleteGFbloodGFcou
ntGFAns:GFB
Complexity:G F Moderate
Ahead:GFFunctionsGFofGFtheGFInterviewGFandGFHealthGFHisto
ryGFSubject:GFChapterGF1
Title:GFInterviewGFandGFHistory-
TakingGFStrategiesGFTaxonomy:GFApplication



2. WhichGFofGFtheGFfollowingGFisGFtrueGFregardingGFtheGFdataGFtakenGFinGFaGFhealthGFhistory?
A) MostGFhealthGFhistoryGFdataGFareGFobjectiveGFandGFmeasurable.
B) ObjectiveGFdataGFareGFerror-free,GFquantifiableGFdata.
C) SubjectiveGFdata,GFbeingGFinherentlyGFlessGFaccurate,GFareGFofGFlessGFvalueGFthanGFobjectiveGFdata.
D) A successfulGFindividualizedGFplanGFofGFcareGFmustGFincorporateGFsubjective
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GFdata.GFAns:GFD

Complexity:GF Difficult
Ahead:GFFunctionsGFofGFtheGFInterviewGFandGFHealthGFHisto
ryGFSubject:GFChapterGF1
Title:GFInterviewGFandGFHistory-
TakingGFStrategiesGFTaxonomy:GFAnalysis



3. What doGFCoulehanGFandGFBlockGFdefineGFasGF“listeningGFtoGFtheGFtotalGFcommunicationGF.GF.GF.GFandGFlett
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ingGFtheGFpatienGFtGFknowGFthatGFyouGFareGFreallyGFhearing”?
A) CulturalGFcompetence
B) Patience
C) Empathy
D) Top-tierGFcommunication

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Ans:GFC
Complexity:GFModerate
GFAhead:GFInterviewing

GFSubject:GFChapterGF1

Title:GFInterviewGFandGFHistory-
TakingGFStrategiesGFTaxonomy:GFRecall



4. TheGFproviderGFisGFpreparingGFtoGFtakeGFaGFhealthGFhistoryGFforGFaGFnewGFpatient.GFHeGFtakesGFtheGFpatient
GFtoGFaGFprivateGFroomG F andGFasksGFtheGFpatientGFtoGFdonGFaGFhospitalGFgown.GFAfter GFsteppingGFoutsideGFtoG

FgiveGFtheGFpatientGFsufficientGFtimGFeGFtoGFchange,GFheGFthenGFcomesGFbackGFinGFandGFasksGFpermissionGFto

GFconductGFtheGFhistory.GFHeGFsitsGFnextGFtoGFtheGFpatGFientGFatGFeyeGFlevel,GFdiscreetlyGFobservesGFtheGFpati

entGFforGFanyGFsensoryGFdeficits,GFandGFasksGFtheGFpatientGFifGFheGFmayGFtakeGFbriefGFnotesGFofGFtheGFconver
sation.GFDuringGFtheGFconversation,GFheGFgivesGFtheGFpatient timeGFtoGFanswerGFquesGFtionsGFfully.GFHeGFma
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kesGFsureGFthatGFhisGFquestionsGFdoGFnotGFcontainGFtechnicalGFtermsGFandGFquietlyGFobservesGFtheGFpGFatient
’sGFnonverbalGFbehaviorsGFthroughout.GFWhichGFmistakeGFdidGFtheGFproviderGFmake?
A) HeGFshouldGFhaveGFallowedGFtheGFpatientGFtoGFremainGFfullyGFclothedGFinGFtheirGFownGFclothingGFforGFtheirGFco
mfort.
B) HeGFshouldGFnot haveGFomittedGFtechnicalGFterminology.GF PatientsGFlikeGFhavingGFaGFchanceGFtoGFlearn.
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C) HeGFshouldGFhaveGFseatedGFhimselfGFslightlyGFaboveGFeyeGFlevelGFtoGFgiveGFtheGFpatientGFnonverbalGFre
assuranceGFoGFfGFhisGFexperienceGFandGFprofessionalism.
D) HeGFshouldGFhaveGFaskedGFexplicitlyGFaboutGFtheGFnonverbalGFchangesGFheGFwasGFnoticingGFinGFo
rderGFtoGFgainGFaGFdeeperGFlevelGFofGFunderstandingGFofGFtheGFpatient’sGFcurrent condition.
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Ans:GFA
Complexity:GF Difficult
Ahead:GFTakingGFaGFHealthGFHistoryGFS
ubject:GFChapterGF1
Title:GFInterviewGFandGFHistory-
TakingGFStrategiesGFTaxonomy:GFAnalysis



5. WhichGFofGFtheGFfollowingGFisGFtrueGFofGFbothGFcomprehensiveGFandGFfocusedGFhealthGFhistories?
A) TheyGFbothGFincludeGFidentifyingGFdata.
B) TheyGFbothGFincludeGFaGFsocialGFhistory.
C) TheyGFbothGFincludeGFaGFfamilyGFhistory.
D) TheyGFareGFbothGFconductedGFinGFemergencyGFsituati
ons.GFAns:GFA
Complexity:G F Moderate
Ahead:GFTakingGFaGFHealthGFHistoryGFS
ubject:GFChapterGF1
Title:GFInterviewGFandGFHistory-
TakingGFStrategiesGFTaxonomy:GFApplication



6. InGFtheGFmnemonicGFdeviseGFPQRST,GFwhichGFofGFtheGFfollowingGFincludesGFdescribingGFtheGFlo
cationGFofGFthGFeGFsymptoms?
A) PrecipitatingGFfactors
B) Quality
C) Radiation
D) Severity
GFAns:GFB

Complexity:GF Difficult
Ahead:GFTakingGFaGFHealthGFHistoryGFS
ubject:GFChapterGF1
Title:GFInterviewGFandGFHistory-TakingGFStrategies