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CASE STUDIES In the following case studies, what types of interview barriers are indicated? Explain how these statements are danger ous and may interfere with the patient interview. 1. Mrs. Miller is expressing her concern about a changing mole in her left axillary region. Chris, the medical assistant obtaining her health history, makes the statement, "Mrs. Miller, the dysplastic nevus found in the left axillary region looks as if it could be malignant. You have not been using sunscreen, have...
VOCABULARY REVIEW Fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary terms from this chapter. 1. Lilly's - for seeing the physician today is a sore throat. 2. A(D) is the conclusion the physician reaches after evaluating all the findings, including laboratory and other test results. 3. "TBS vs. Gastroenteritis listed under the impression is an example of a(n) means pertaining to the operation of the mind by which we become aware of perceiving, thinking, and remembering. 5. - is the...
612 Chapter 30 c m 3. Which is an open ended question? 2. How old are your b. What brings you to the office today? c. Do you smoke d. Does your head hunt 4. Which is an example of objective data? a complaints of pain b. social history past medical history d. blood pressure recordings a e tuning fork d. Snellon chart Where to the tuning fork placed when a bertest is performed? a on the mastoid process b....
Created by Raney Linck pg. 1 of 5 To complete this exercise, you will need: Success Packet: D (Drugs to Know), Clinical Tools: 3a-3c (Clinical Reminders), and a Drug Book. You may also find the search engine at this website useful: MEDLINEPLUS.GOV (also WEBMD.COM). ***** This assignment is due at 6:30 AM on your very first clinical (orientation) day. ***** CRITICAL THINKING EXERCISE INDU MOHAN INDU MOHAN, age 68, and her husband Pulin have come from India to visit her...