Question 1

​A review of symptoms (ROS)is an orderly and systematic check of each of the body systems is recorded and is performed by:

Accepted Answer

The provider (such as a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant) typically performs the Review of Symptoms (ROS) as part of a patient's medical evaluation to systematically check each of the body systems. This helps in identifying any symptoms the patient may be experiencing that are relevant to their health status.

Question 2

​To follow HIPAA privacy standards,be sure to get the patient's approval to involve another person in the discussion of his or her private health information.Which of the following statements is true regarding permission?

Accepted Answer

HIPAA requires explicit permission from the patient to share their private health information (PHI) with others, and it mandates that such permissions be documented. Without documentation, it is assumed that permission was not granted, making D the correct choice. Choices A, B, and C do not meet the standard for documented permission from the patient themselves.

Question 3

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-"Would you like to have a blanket to keep warm?"

Accepted Answer

This is a closed-ended question because it expects a yes or no answer, not an elaborated response.

Question 4

​When performing the skill of patient screening,it is so important that you have a good knowledge base of:

Accepted Answer

When performing patient screening, having a good knowledge base of medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, and medication is crucial. This comprehensive understanding ensures accurate communication, assessment, and care planning.

Question 5

​Match the following terms to its definition/description.
-​The injured were separated into groups according to the seriousness of their needs

Accepted Answer

The process described is prioritizing, which involves organizing or dealing with something according to its urgency or importance. In this context, the injured are being prioritized based on the severity of their injuries to ensure that those in most need receive medical attention first.

Question 6

​Match the following terms to its definition/description.
-​Information or symptoms that can be observed (that are perceptible to other people),such as swelling,bruising,vital signs,and physical examination findings

Accepted Answer

Objective information or symptoms are those that can be directly observed or measured by someone other than the patient, such as swelling, bruising, vital signs, and findings from a physical examination.

Question 7

​Match the following terms to its definition/description.
-​ For example,a work-in patient whose chief complaint is severe muscle spasms of the back may also express concern because of occasional irregular heartbeats and an increasing need to take antacids for indigestion

Accepted Answer

Symptoms are subjective complaints or concerns expressed by the patient, such as muscle spasms, irregular heartbeats, or the need for antacids, which are mentioned in the example.

Question 8

​Match the following terms to its definition/description.
-​Calling patients by pet names or terms of endearment (e.g. ,Honey,Hon,and Dear)may be interpreted as this

Accepted Answer

Calling patients by pet names or terms of endearment can be interpreted as patronizing, as it may suggest a lack of respect or an assumption of superiority over the patient.

Question 9

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-"Do you have pain now?"

Accepted Answer

This is a closed-ended question because it requires a simple "yes" or "no" answer, without the need for elaboration or explanation.

Question 10

​Match the following terms to its definition/description.
-​All patients must be treated with respect without the influence of how we treat others;evaluating them based on their race,religion,sexual orientation,cultural or ethnic origin,or socioeconomic or educational status

Accepted Answer

Biases refer to preconceived notions or prejudices towards individuals or groups that can influence behavior and decision-making. In healthcare, biases can affect how patients are treated, potentially leading to disparities in care based on race, religion, sexual orientation, cultural or ethnic origin, or socioeconomic or educational status.

Question 11

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​"How would you describe your pain?"

Accepted Answer

This is an open-ended question because it allows for a detailed, descriptive answer rather than a simple yes/no or one-word response.

Question 12

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​"Have you had your flu shot this year?"

Accepted Answer

This question is closed-ended because it expects a specific, limited response, typically "yes" or "no," rather than an elaborate answer.

Question 13

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-"What questions do you have for the doctor concerning your symptoms?"

Accepted Answer

This is an open-ended question because it allows for a detailed response, inviting the person to share any questions or concerns they have about their symptoms without limiting them to a yes/no or similarly restricted answer.

Question 14

​Match the following terms to its definition/description.
-​Medications,vitamins and herbal supplements,or home remedies

Accepted Answer

Over-the-counter medications are available without a prescription.

Question 15

​Match the following terms to its definition/description.
-​Using the information obtained from the health history,physical exam,ROS,and any laboratory tests completed can help the provider determine this

Accepted Answer

A clinical diagnosis is determined by using information from the patient's health history, physical examination, review of systems (ROS), and any laboratory tests that have been completed.

Question 16

​Match the following terms to its definition/description.
-​Anything that relieves or cures a disease

Accepted Answer

Remedies are treatments or medicines that relieve or cure diseases.

Question 17

​Match the feedback techniques to obtain patient information to its description.
-​Paraphrasing and restating both the feelings and words

Accepted Answer

Reflection involves paraphrasing and restating both the feelings and words of the patient to show understanding and encourage further communication.

Question 18

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-"When did the symptoms begin and how long have you had them?"

Accepted Answer

This is an open-ended question because it allows for a detailed response, not limited to a yes/no or a single piece of information. It invites the respondent to explain in their own words the onset and duration of their symptoms, which cannot be captured by a simple yes or no or a single factual answer.

Question 19

​Match the feedback techniques to obtain patient information to its description.
-​Briefly repeat the exact information

Accepted Answer

Restatement involves briefly repeating the exact information to confirm understanding or to allow the patient to hear their own words.

Question 20

​Match the feedback techniques to obtain patient information to its description.
-​Stating back to the speaker the essential meaning,as understood by you

Accepted Answer

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Quiz 36: The Medical History and Patient Screening

A review of symptoms (ROS) is an orderly and systematic check of each of the body systems is recorded and is performed by:

To follow HIPAA privacy standards,be sure to get the patient's approval to involve another person in the discussion of his or her private health information.Which of the following statements is true regarding permission?

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -"Would you like to have a blanket to keep warm?"

When performing the skill of patient screening,it is so important that you have a good knowledge base of:

Match the following terms to its definition/description. -The injured were separated into groups according to the seriousness of their needs

Match the following terms to its definition/description. -Information or symptoms that can be observed (that are perceptible to other people) ,such as swelling,bruising,vital signs,and physical examination findings

Match the following terms to its definition/description. - For example,a work-in patient whose chief complaint is severe muscle spasms of the back may also express concern because of occasional irregular heartbeats and an increasing need to take antacids for indigestion

Match the following terms to its definition/description. -Calling patients by pet names or terms of endearment (e.g. ,Honey,Hon,and Dear) may be interpreted as this

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -"Do you have pain now?"

Match the following terms to its definition/description. -All patients must be treated with respect without the influence of how we treat others;evaluating them based on their race,religion,sexual orientation,cultural or ethnic origin,or socioeconomic or educational status

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -"How would you describe your pain?"

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -"Have you had your flu shot this year?"

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -"What questions do you have for the doctor concerning your symptoms?"

Match the following terms to its definition/description. -Medications,vitamins and herbal supplements,or home remedies

Match the following terms to its definition/description. -Using the information obtained from the health history,physical exam,ROS,and any laboratory tests completed can help the provider determine this

Match the following terms to its definition/description. -Anything that relieves or cures a disease

Match the feedback techniques to obtain patient information to its description. -Paraphrasing and restating both the feelings and words

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -"When did the symptoms begin and how long have you had them?"

Match the feedback techniques to obtain patient information to its description. -Briefly repeat the exact information

Match the feedback techniques to obtain patient information to its description. -Stating back to the speaker the essential meaning,as understood by you

Quiz 36: The Medical History and Patient Screening

​A review of symptoms (ROS) is an orderly and systematic check of each of the body systems is recorded and is performed by:

​To follow HIPAA privacy standards,be sure to get the patient's approval to involve another person in the discussion of his or her private health information.Which of the following statements is true regarding permission?

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -"Would you like to have a blanket to keep warm?"

​When performing the skill of patient screening,it is so important that you have a good knowledge base of:

​Match the following terms to its definition/description. -​The injured were separated into groups according to the seriousness of their needs

​Match the following terms to its definition/description. -​Information or symptoms that can be observed (that are perceptible to other people) ,such as swelling,bruising,vital signs,and physical examination findings

​Match the following terms to its definition/description. -​ For example,a work-in patient whose chief complaint is severe muscle spasms of the back may also express concern because of occasional irregular heartbeats and an increasing need to take antacids for indigestion

​Match the following terms to its definition/description. -​Calling patients by pet names or terms of endearment (e.g. ,Honey,Hon,and Dear) may be interpreted as this

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -"Do you have pain now?"

​Match the following terms to its definition/description. -​All patients must be treated with respect without the influence of how we treat others;evaluating them based on their race,religion,sexual orientation,cultural or ethnic origin,or socioeconomic or educational status

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​"How would you describe your pain?"

Match the question to the type: open-ended or closed-ended.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​"Have you had your flu shot this year?"