Health History Flashcards
What is the biographic data for a health history
Name, address, phone number
Age, birthday, birthplace
Gender, relationship status
Race, ethnic origin
Occupation
Primary language
——- most patients will complete this information on paper or online
——- record source of data and reliability
What does PQRSTU stand for?
P- palliative / provocative factors
Q- quality or quantity
R- region or radiating
S- severity scale
T- timing
U- understanding
Define genogram
A graphic family tree that includes conditions and diseases for each person. This may highlight areas of increased risk for the patient. It includes at least 3 generations if possible
What are examples of health promotion practices?
Cutting back on smoking or using sunscreen