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what are the reasons for performing a health history?
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obtain information about status- to establish a data base-to identify strengths&possible problems--aids in planning care-to start nurse client role
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what are the components of the nursing health history? (10)
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biographic data(age,occupation)--chief complaint--present illness--past history--family history-- lifestyle--social information-- psychological info--body systems--pattern of healthcare--
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what are some communication techniques in data collection?
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-therapeutic communication
-don't be judgemental--consider their culture--use various questions--provide privacy--use pencil to take notes.. |
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this is any piece of information or data that influences decisions?
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cues.
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this is the interpretation or conclusion made based on cues and observed data? this is called
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inferences
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determination that the diagnosis accurately reflects the clients problem, and that the methods used were appropriate and justified? this is called
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validation
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this type of interview is highly structured and elicits specific information?
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direct interview
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this is what the client states brought him to the hospital ?
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chief complaint (cc)
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this is the review of all health problems by body system. its purpose is to prevent the omssion of data related to illness & discover other problems?
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review of systems (ROS)
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this involves usual health status, chronologic story, relevant family history, & disability assessment?
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history to prevent illness (HPI)
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this is all the previous immunizations & experiences with illness?
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past medical history (PH)
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this is all the previous immunizations & experiences with illness?
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past medical history (PH)
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this is bases on health perception/management, nutritional, metabolic, elimination, cognitive/perceptual, roles,and relationships,and coping with stress?
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functional health patterns
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