HWA PPx 1 Interview, Health History Flashcards

1
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What is an assessment? What is its purpose?

A

Collection of data about a person’s health state.
Purpose: to make a judgement or diagnosis.

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2
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What is subjective information?

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What the patient says or describes about their condition during history taking.

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3
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What is objective information?

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What you as the healthcare provider can observe (think senses see, hear, touch, smell, etc) during your assessment.

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4
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What is diagnostic reasoning?

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Analyzing all the data and drawing conclusions (differentials) to identify diagnoses

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5
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What is evidence based practice?

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-Guide to healthcare providing patients the most current and best-practice techniques.

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6
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What are the six phases of nursing process?

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  1. Assessment
  2. Diagnosis
  3. Outcome Identification
  4. Planning
  5. Implementation
  6. Evaluation
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7
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What is part of the assessment process?

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-Collection of Data: review of the clinical record, health history, physical exam, functional assessment, risk assessment , review of literature.
- Use evidence-based assessment techniques.
-Document relevant data.

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8
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What are the 3 priorities? What are their characteristics?

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1st Level: Highest priority, urgent, life threatening (MARCH)
2nd Level: Needs attention before decompensating to 1st level.
3rd Level: Lowest priority, long term intervention process.

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9
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What are the four databases?

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  1. Complete
  2. Focused/Problem-Centered
  3. Follow-Up
  4. Emergency
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What is a complete database?

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Complete health history and full physical examination. Usually done in primary care settings

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What is a focused database?

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Collect a targeted history and the physical examination is catered to the area(s) of concern. Completed in all settings.

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What is a follow-up database?

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Used to check status of known issue to verify if change has occurred. Completed in all settings.

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13
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What is an emergency database?

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URGENT, RAPID collection of info in conjunction with life-saving measures. Completed history is completed once the patient is stable.

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14
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What is culture?

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Includes attitudes, values, beliefs, norms, and roles
* learned from birth – language acquisition and socialization
* shared by all group members
* adapted to environmental factors
* always changing
* Sub-cultures may share different beliefs, values,
attitudes, norms

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What is socialization/enculturation?

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Raised within a culture and acquiring the norms, values, and behaviors of that group.

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16
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What is ethnicity?

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A social group that may share traits – geographic origin, religion, language, values, traditions.

17
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What is acculturation?

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Adopting culture and behaviors of the major culture.

18
Q

What is race?

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Reflects self-identification and construct of groups of people who share similar physical characteristics.

19
Q

What is FICA? What is it used for?

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FICA is a spiritual assessment tool.

F- Faith “Do you have spiritual beliefs, values or practices that help you cope with stress?”

I- Importance/Influence “Do you have specific beliefs that influence your health care decisions?”

C- Community “Are you part of a spiritual or religious community?”

A- Address/Action “How should I address these issues in your health care?”

20
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What is an open-ended question?

A

One where the patient answers in descriptive terms.

Example: Can you describe your pain?

21
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What is close-ended question?

A

Questions that are yes no/one or two-word answers.

Example: “Does this hurt? Can you wiggle your toes?”

22
Q

What is SBAR?

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S- Situation?
B- Background
A- Assessment
R- Recommendation

Means of passing down/on patient information.

23
Q

What is OLDCARTS?

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O- Onset
L- Location
D- Duration
C- Character
A- Aggravating Factors
R- Relieving Factors
T- Treatment
S- Severity

24
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What is an organic mental disorder?

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Caused by brain disease of known specific origin – delirium and intoxication.

25
Q

What is a psychiatric mental disorder?

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No established etiology – anxiety disorder.

26
Q

What are the 10 traits we assess for mental status (MS)?

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  1. LOC
  2. Language
  3. Mood
  4. Orientation
  5. Attention
  6. Memory
  7. Abstract Reasoning
  8. Thought Process
  9. Though Content
  10. Perception
27
Q

How do we assess during our mental status exam?

A

ACBT
A- Appearance
B- Behavior
C- Cognition
T- Thought Process

28
Q

What screening tools do we use for anxiety and depression?

A

Anxiety - GAD 7
Depression - PHQ 2 (short) PHQ 9 (long)

29
Q

What screening tool do we use for ETOH use?

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AUDIT-C

30
Q

How do we assess alcohol use?

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C - Cutting Back
A - Annoyed by Critcism
G - Guilty about your drinking
E - Eye Opener (Drink in the morning)