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15 Cards in this Set
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Interviewing is a converstation...
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with a purpose.
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Two types of an interview are____________ health history and _____________ oriented history.
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Comprehensive & Problem
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Things to consider when getting ready for the interview...
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self reflection and awareness, review the patient record, set goals, environment.
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To establish rapport in an interview always...
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look at patient, assure privacy, acknowledge visitors, use appropriate titles.
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What are you always thinking about during every step from the very beginning of the interview?
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Differential diagnosis.
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Techniques to use in interview include...
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transitional statements, summarization, reassurance, validation, echoing, non-verbals, adaptave questioning, directive questioning from general to specific
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The Health History helps you do what things?
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Focus the patient assessment, determines next steps, guides physical exam and additional testing.
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Health History Components include: Identification Data, Chief Complaint, Source and Reliability and...
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Present Health Status, History of Present Illness, Past Medical History, Medications, Allergies,
Health Habits, Social and Family History, ROS. |
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Review of Systems
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Head-Neck, HEENT- or eyes, ears, nose, sinueses, mouth, teeth, throat and pharynx.
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Review of Systems
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Breasts, Respiratory, cardiovascular
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Review of Systems
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GI,GU
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Review of Systems, General
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Musculoskeletal
Peripheral Vascular Skin Neurologic Endocrine Psychiatric Hematologic Constitutional |
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Physical Exam's two key points are to________& procede from ____to ___, Utilizing the four techniques of ______,_____,____, & _____.
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minimize position changes,
head to toe. Inspection, Palpation, Percussion, Auscultation |
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Ballottement is?
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Palpation of area while moving from one quadrant to another keeping contact on skin surface. Can be deep or light pressure.
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What is 90% of the diagnosis?
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The History.
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