Exam 21: Patient Assessment

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When writing progress (SOAP) notes, in which section would the provider's preliminary diagnosis of the cause of the patient's chief complaint be placed?

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The best method of ensuring that the patient understands a patient education intervention is to have the patient repeat back the details learned.

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During a physical examination the patient reports problems with speech and balance. These signs indicate a problem with which system?

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Congruence is achieved when the communicator's words and body language are delivering the same message.

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A 6-year-old child who refuses to leave her mother's lap during a physical examination is displaying regression.

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The section of the medical history that helps uncover existing or potential health problems is called the

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Research on the significance of body language indicates that 50% of the message received by patients is interpreted from the caregiver's nonverbal language.

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__________ data include the patient's blood pressure, TPR, and weight.

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A medical assistant who is a good listener consistently

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Which of the following sections of the medical record includes the physical examination findings?

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Which of the following includes demographic information?

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The initial diagnosis made by the physician after completion of the physical examination is the differential diagnosis.

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Restatement is a valuable active listening technique, because it acknowledges the emotions displayed by the patient during the interview.

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Sally Tipoke, age 17, is scheduled for her first Pap test today. She appears anxious and scared. Choose the medical assistant's most appropriate statement.

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Giving advice when it is requested by a patient is an effective way of displaying concern.

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A patient interview may be conducted in a quiet corner of the waiting room.

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An example of an objective sign of disease is the patient's reported level of pain.

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Subjective data include the patient's report of injuries and resultant pain level.

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