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2) label questions as open ended or close ended
a. Open ended question - how have you been feeling ?
b. Closed end question - do you have a headache
c. Closed end question - have you ever broken a bone ?
d. Open ended question - what brings you to the physician ?
e. Closed ended question - are you feeling better ?
f. Closed ended question - do you have high blood pressure?
g. Open ended question - tell me about your back pain
h. Open ended question - when did the nausea start ?
i. Closed ended question - did your mother had a history of cancer ?
j. Closed ended question - di you smoke ?
#. Open ended question are those which asks for explanation while closed ended question is answered by yes or no . It does neet explaining .
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