models of history taking (done)

Question 1

what is haematensis

Answer 1

vomiting blood

Question 2

what is haematuria

Answer 2

blood in the urine

Question 3

what is dysuria

Answer 3

pain when urinating

Question 4

what shall we include in the genitourinary section of the EPRF

Answer 4

dysuria, haematuria, incomitance, dribbling, poor urine stream

Question 5

what is disphagia

Answer 5

diffculty in swallowing

Question 6

what shall we include in the gastrointestinal section of the EPRF

Answer 6

pain, anorexia, dysphagia, reflex, vomiting, change in bowel habits, jaundice, pr bleeding, haematemesis

Question 7

what is haemoptysis

Answer 7

coughing up blood

Question 8

what is striddor

Answer 8

high pitched sound

Question 9

what is dysponea

Answer 9

shortness of breath

Question 10

what shall we include in the cardiovascular section of the EPRF

Answer 10

pain, SOB, syncope, dysponea, wheeze, sputum, stridor, haemotysis

Question 11

what is syncope

Answer 11

episodes of fainting

Question 12

what shall we include in the history of the presenting complaint section of the EPRF

Answer 12

onset 
duration 
site 
character 
radiation 
associated symptoms 
severity 
frequency
reliving factors  
aggravating symptoms

Question 13

what shall we include in the presenting complaint section of the EPRF

Answer 13

patient own words

Question 14

what shall we include in the neurological section of the EPRF

Answer 14

headache, synocpe, visual and hearing problems, weakness speach changes 9dysphasia, dysarthria, dyshoria), perosnality changes

Question 15

how much dagnosis come from history taking

Answer 15

85%

Question 16

what is the need fo history taking and accurate clinical record taking?

Answer 16

it is a tool of proffessional practic, and helps the care proccess

Question 17

what is the acrynom used for hisotry taking

Answer 17

O- onset
L- location
D- duration

C- characteristics 
A- aggrevating factors 
R- releaving factors
T- timing 
S- severity