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Quiz 36: Patient Interview and History
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Question 81
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The _______ medical history includes important information about medications and allergies.
Question 82
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When using the PQRST interview technique, the S stands for _________.
Question 83
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The ________ is the reason the patient came to visit the practitioner. It should be short and specific and should cover subjective and/or objective data.
Question 84
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The patient's name, Social Security number, and birth date are documented in the _______ data section of the health history form.
Question 85
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The ________ interview technique will help you remember the types of questions that are appropriate for the patient's condition.
Question 86
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The practitioner decides that the patient needs blood and urine tests. The practitioner will document this in the medical record under the _______ of action section in the SOAP format.
Question 87
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Information is arranged according to who provided the information in _______ or source-oriented medical records.
Question 88
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The use of alcohol, tobacco, recreational drugs, or other chemical substances is documented in the _______ history.
Question 89
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The practitioner's diagnosis or impression of the patient's problem is documented in the _______ section of the SOAP format chart notes.
Question 90
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The Joint Commission (TJC) issued a "Do Not Use" list of ________, acronyms, and symbols that should not be used in an effort to reduce medical errors.
Question 91
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The Joint Commission (TJC) and the ______________ (ISMP) are two organizations whose mission includes promotion of patient safety by publishing the official "Do Not Use" list of abbreviations in an effort to reduce medical errors.