Question

re only available by OG TRUE OR FALSE? dicate whether the statements are crue or false by placing the line preceding the statement Unlike OTC medications, homeopathic medications are only is medical history prescription 47. Nausea is a sign of food poisoning. It is always the patient's responsibility to fill out his medical of a patient's signs and completely and accurately. part of the chief - The chief complaint is always a description of a patient's signs symptoms. -Obtaining a urine specimen from the patient may be part of the not hold a pen due to complaint. It is appropriate to assist an older adult who cannot hold a pen de arthritis with filling out the medical history form. Entries made in the patient record should be signed and dated. It is the responsibility of the receptionist to make sure the demographie information is complete. FCASE STUDIES FOR CRITICAL THINKING 1. You are interviewing a patie u are interviewine a natient. Mr Gibson. You learn that Mr. Gibson is a 55-vear-old ale. He is starting a new job as a childcare provider and needs to submit a physical amination to his new place of employment. Mr. Gibson's father died of colon cancer en he was 60 years old, and Mr. Gibson's wife is a smoker. Mr. Gibson says he feels healthy and has not had any health-related problems in the last few years. What should you record as the chief complaint in Mr. Gibson's medical record?

Answer 1

46.

OTC medication are the over the counter medication that are avialble without prescription, homeopathic medication are similalry obtained. Homeopathic medicines do not require a proper prescription and are sold over the counter at different health food stores.

Hence, the statement here is FALSE.

47.

Food poisioning is thje condition caused due to consumption of contaminated food and drinks. The common signs and symptoms of food poisiong are nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, annorexia, fatugue and headache.

Hence, the statement is TRUE.

49.

Chief complaint is defined as the primary symptom, problem and presentation of the health condition in patient's language that makes him or her seek medical assitance.

Hence, the statement is TRUE

50.

Cheif complaint is defined as the primary symptom, problem and presentation of the health condition in patient's language that makes him or her seek medical assitance. Obtaining any specimen such as urine sample from the patient covers under investigation and laboratory diagnosis.

Hence, the statement is FALSE.

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