History Taking (Powerpoint) - 30 Mins - EMT-b

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Which are keys to history taking?

Trust
Right Questions
Interpreting the responses
Knowing what to do next
All the above

Correct Answer

A. All the above

Explanation

All of the options listed (trust, asking the right questions, interpreting the responses, and knowing what to do next) are keys to history taking. Trust is important in building a rapport with the patient and ensuring they feel comfortable sharing their medical history. Asking the right questions helps gather relevant information for diagnosis and treatment. Interpreting the responses allows the healthcare provider to understand the patient's symptoms and concerns. Knowing what to do next involves using the gathered information to make informed decisions about further investigations or treatment plans. Therefore, all of these factors are crucial in conducting an effective history taking session.

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Which are some elements of the Comprehensive History?

Prearrival, Caller Info, Family History & Systems Review
First Impression, the Environment
Identifying Data, Chief Complaint(s), Current Health Status & Medical Care
History of the Present Illness & Significant Past History
All the above

Correct Answer

A. All the above

Explanation

The Comprehensive History includes elements such as Prearrival, Caller Info, Family History & Systems Review, First Impression, the Environment, Identifying Data, Chief Complaint(s), Current Health Status & Medical Care, History of the Present Illness, and Significant Past History. Therefore, the correct answer is "All the above."

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Which are ways to establish your patient relationship?

Introduce yourself – Handshake
Determine patient’s desired name
Avoid disrespectful terms and voice tone
All the above
A and C

Correct Answer

A. All the above

Explanation

Establishing a patient relationship can be done by introducing oneself through a handshake, determining the patient's desired name, and avoiding disrespectful terms and voice tone. By following these practices, healthcare professionals can create a positive and respectful environment, which helps in building trust and rapport with the patient. This ultimately leads to better communication and improved patient outcomes.

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General State of Health per patient, Significant adult or childhood illnesses or injuries, Psychiatric illnesses, Past hospitalizations, surgeries or long-term treatments are elements of ___________________.

Correct Answer
Significant Past History

Explanation
The elements mentioned in the question, such as general state of health, past illnesses or injuries, psychiatric illnesses, and past hospitalizations or surgeries, are all part of the patient's significant past history. This information is important for healthcare providers to have a comprehensive understanding of the patient's medical background and to make informed decisions regarding their current and future healthcare needs.

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Diabetes, HTN, Renal Disease, Heart Disease, early AMI, early SCD, Stroke, Asthma, Allergies, Cardiac dysrhythmias, Cancer, Osteoporosis, Mental Illness are elements of ______________________.

Correct Answer
Pertinent Family History

Explanation
The given elements such as Diabetes, HTN, Renal Disease, Heart Disease, early AMI, early SCD, Stroke, Asthma, Allergies, Cardiac dysrhythmias, Cancer, Osteoporosis, Mental Illness are all part of Pertinent Family History. This refers to the medical history of an individual's close relatives, including parents, siblings, and grandparents, which can provide important information about the potential risk factors and genetic predispositions for certain diseases or conditions.

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What is the setting? What is the Patient’s General Appearance? Are there medications or therapies present or in-use? Are medical documents or files available? Are components of ______________________.

Correct Answer
First Impression & the Environment

History Taking (Powerpoint) - 30 Mins - EMT-b

Which are elements of the Comprehensive History (Identifying Data)?

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Which are keys to history taking?

Which are some elements of the Comprehensive History?

Which are ways to establish your patient relationship?

General State of Health per patient, Significant adult or childhood illnesses or injuries, Psychiatric illnesses, Past hospitalizations, surgeries or long-term treatments are elements of ___________________.

Diabetes, HTN, Renal Disease, Heart Disease, early AMI, early SCD, Stroke, Asthma, Allergies, Cardiac dysrhythmias, Cancer, Osteoporosis, Mental Illness are elements of ______________________.

What is the setting? What is the Patient’s General Appearance? Are there medications or therapies present or in-use? Are medical documents or files available? Are components of ______________________.