Lesson 6 Flashcards
Medical history: Significant __________ in the patient’s past
diagnoses
Surgical history: Significant __________ the patient has had in the past.
procedures
Family medical history: Family members’ __________ (alive, deceased, other) and health risks and diseases
status
Social history: A patient’s __________, alcohol, and drug use, as well as __________ activity
tobacco, sexual
Define birth history
Details about a patient’s birth, such as birth length and weight, delivery method, and APGAR scores
Obstetric history: The (female) patient’s __________ history.
pregnancy
What is a Problem List?
A patient’s problem list is a list of concerning diagnoses that are likely to be addressed at upcoming visits. Some problems will never end (diabetes), while
others will end (pregnancy).
Clinicians add diagnoses to a patient’s problem list, and all clinicians involved in that patient’s care share the same list. For a problem diagnosis that has ended, it
must be manually inactivated (resolved).
True or False: Significant past diagnoses are documented as medical history.
True
True or False: To enter a comment, choose the Medical history diagnosis search field.
False
True or False: To enter a date, choose the paper icon pertaining to the diagnosis.
True
True or False: To add a diagnosis that is not already in the template, choose the Medical history diagnosis search field.
True
True or False: The Date field for medical and surgical history items would accept the words “early childhood” as an entry.
True
True or False: Clinicians can each maintain their own problem list for each patient.
False
Arm fracture is on a patient’s problem list and has not been an issue for more than a year. For problem list maintenance, what should be done with this diagnosis? (Select one.)
A) Copy it as an encounter (visit) diagnosis.
B) Mark it as resolved.
C) Mark it as deleted.
D) Click Change.
B) Mark it as resolved.
Medical history
a narrative or record of past events and circumstances that are or may be relevant to a patient’s current state of health. Informally, an account of past diseases, injuries, treatments, and other strictly medical facts