Health History Flashcards

1
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What is included in the biographical data section of health history?

A
  • name, address, phone #
  • dob
  • birthplace, gender, marital status, sex assigned at birth
  • ethnicity
  • occupation
  • religion
  • primary language
  • communication needs
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2
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Reason for seeking care

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  • illness
  • symptom
  • chief complaint/presenting problem
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3
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Perception of Health

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  • definition of health
  • expectation
  • hopes/plans for health
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4
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OLD CARTS used for history of present illness

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onset
location
duration
characteristics
aggravating or alleviating factors
related symptoms
treatment
severity
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5
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Symptoms vs signs

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SYMPTOMS= patient's self report, can be described only by person affected
SIGNS= detectable by observer , measured or tested against a standard
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6
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Past Health includes…

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  • childhood illness
  • accidents/injuries
  • illnesses
  • hospitalizations
  • surgeries
  • obstetric history
  • immunizations
  • last exam date
  • allergies
  • current meds
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7
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Subjective head to toes evaluation of past and present state of each body system

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Review of Systems

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8
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Overall health state section of ROS

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  • recent weight changes
  • nutrition concerns (obesity, weight loss)
  • fatigue
  • fever
  • night swears
  • chills
  • energy level/ activity
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9
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What is intermittent claudication?

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Pain on use

-discuss in peripheral vascularWith urinary

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10
Q

what do you ask about for kids?

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bedwetting and toilet training

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11
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What section does jaundice go in?

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GI

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12
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What section does history of falls go in?

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Musculoskeletal

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13
Q

What does in hematological?

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  • bleeding tendency of skin/mucous membrane
  • bruising ease
  • blood transfusion hxs
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14
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Where does diabetes go?

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Endocrine sxs

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15
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Psychosocial

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-finances
-military benefits
-exercise
-sleep
-safety
-tobacco use
-support sxs
-stress
behavior/enviro/social/financial/edu/occupation/housin

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16
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4 components of general survey

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  • appearance
  • body structure
  • mobility
  • behavior
17
Q

When does general survey begin?

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first moment you interact with patient

18
Q

What do you use for general survey?

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sight, touch, smell, hearing

19
Q

5 things to assess with physical appearance

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  • appears stated age
  • sexual development
  • level of consciousness
  • skin color tone is even
  • facial features are symmetric with movement
20
Q

7 things to assess with body structure and development

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  • stature
  • nutrition (weight)
  • symmetry of body parts
  • posture
  • position (body language)
  • body build, contour
  • physical deformities
21
Q

What do you look for with body build/contour?

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Body length from crown to the pubis is roughly equal to length from pubis to sole

22
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2 things to assess with mobility?

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  • ROM

- Gait

23
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5 things to assess with Behavior

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  • mood/affect (cooperative)
  • facial expressions
  • dress
  • speech
  • personal hygiene