Monthly Quiz - April

The sentence structure suggests that the patient is being described. The word "is" is used to indicate the current state or identity of the patient, while the phrase "for a" is used to specify the purpose or reason for the patient's visit. Therefore, the correct answer is "is, for a."

The given answer is correct because it accurately summarizes the statement made by the patient. The patient is expressing that the pain they are experiencing is extremely severe and distressing to the point where it feels unbearable or "killing" them. This indicates the intensity and urgency of their pain, emphasizing the need for appropriate medical attention and intervention.

The correct answer is "has" because the sentence is referring to someone's current condition or state of having sinus symptoms. The verb "has" is used to indicate possession or presence of something, in this case, the sinus symptoms.

The correct answer is "Plan: Recommended to monitor his/her blood pressure." This answer aligns with the provider's suggestion to keep an eye on the blood pressure. Monitoring the blood pressure regularly can help in identifying any potential issues and taking appropriate measures to maintain a healthy blood pressure level. The other options, such as monitoring blood sugar or simply keeping an eye on blood pressure, are not in line with the provider's recommendation.

The phrase "resolved the next day" indicates that the pain was completely gone or resolved within a day. This suggests that the pain was not just temporarily relieved but completely disappeared. The word "resolved" implies a more permanent and complete resolution of the pain compared to the other options.

The patient's response indicates that Motrin had a moderate level of effectiveness in providing relief. The phrase "Some" suggests that there was some improvement, but not a complete resolution of the issue. Therefore, the appropriate response is "The patient reports he/she is on Motrin with moderate relief."

The correct answer is "complains of". This is because "complains of" is the correct verb phrase to use when describing someone expressing or reporting pain or discomfort in a specific area of their body, such as abdominal pain.

The correct answer is "The patient reports that he has been seeing a counselor for his depression." This answer is supported by the patient's response when asked if they are talking to somebody. The patient confirms that they are indeed talking to somebody, indicating that they have been seeing a counselor for their depression.

The correct answer is "ROS: Gastrointestinal: Negative for bowel movement issues." This answer is supported by the HPI (History of Present Illness) which states that the patient has regular bowel movements. The selected answer is the only one that aligns with this information, indicating that the patient does not have any bowel movement issues. The other options either do not mention bowel movements or provide conflicting information about irregular bowel movements.

The correct answer is "a followup of". This suggests that the patient is here for a follow-up appointment or visit.