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HIPPA
Health insurance portability and accountability act
Interviewing a patient requires ________
Therapeutic communication skills
Therapeutic communication encompasses, the five dimensions of a client centered assessment…
Empathy and compassion, unconditional regard, genuineness, respect, and caring
what is deep awareness and insight into feelings, emotions, and behavior of another person.
empathy and compassion
What is respecting and accepting a client as a unique individual?
Unconditional regard
What is being honest with a patient and listening to the patient with an open heart and compassion?
Genuineness
What is a moral value and demonstrates that a nurse accepts each patient for their unique qualities and believes their values are important?
Respect
What is the essential of nursing and connotes responsiveness between the nurse and the patient?
Caring
holistic communication
Center yourself, listen wholeheartedly, empathize, attention: be fully present and respect
Reading the patient’s record, introducing herself to the patient, telling the patient to stay dressed until you are ready to perform a physical assessment, have the interview in a private environment, allow significant time to complete the interview and health history, never rush, an interview, Sit or stand at the same level as the patient, reassure the patient that the health history is confidential and encourage the patient to ask questions is what part of the interviewing the client for a Health history?
Preparation
The purpose of verbal communication is to:
Share information and get a response
share and exchange, thoughts, perceptions and feelings
send receive and gather data
share client concerns
exchange knowledge
What type of communication includes gestures, facial expressions, and body positions as well as distancing in between two individuals. Examples could be physical appearance, eye Contact, arm movements, grimacing, tone of voice, and crying/moaning.
Nonverbal communication
Pay close attention to the patient’s report and nonverbal cues; maintain good eye contact, and expressed a willingness to listen
Active listening
Concentrate on what you hear and see during the interview
Active observing
You simple verbal statements for words to encourage the patient to continue to tell the story
Facilitation
Clients who have difficulty understanding, and cannot read have…
Low health literacy
What are the two types of questions? You can ask a patient during interviews?
Open any questions or closed ended questions
How do you remember to take all of your medication? Is what type of question
Open ended question
What type of question clarify that focuses on a specific problem, limits responses, and usually answers with one word, responses such as yes or no?
Close ended questions
What are the three phases of the interview?
Introductory phase, working phase and summarization phase
True or false the patient is free to choose what to tell you and what to withhold from you.
True
What within the health history is a subjective report of all body systems by the patient; the patient will deny or report symptoms
Review of systems (ROS)
What are the three types of health history sources
Comprehensive, focus or problem based and follow up history
This health history looks at the whole patient and reviews all body systems; review any patient system from head to toe is a routinely done during an annual exam
Comprehensive health history
This health history focuses on an acute problem or symptom that the patient is experiencing; like having difficulty breathing, the health history, would focus on the respiratory in cardiac system
Focused or problem based health history
This history occurs after a patient has been seen; a patient was seen and treated for heart palpations and is now ordered to come back two weeks later for an exam
Follow up history
What is a primary source?
The client
What is a secondary source?
Family members, spouse, and previous medical records
This means that the source the client is communicating clear and accurate information about past medical information. A question you could ask a client to see if they are right is what’s your date of birth if they can answer these questions right then the patient is…
Reliable
OLDCARTS
Onset, location, duration, characteristic, aggravating factors, related symptoms, treatment, severity
When you were asking a patient about medication’s over the counter what should I include?
Name, dose, route, and how often it is taken
What immunizations should a child have in school, daycare, college, and healthcare workers
COVID-19, hepatitis, a or B, herpes, zoster, influenza, human papillomavirus, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, tdap, pneumococcal, and meningococcal.
Family history is helpful to determine whether there are any genetic for familial tendencies for a
Specific disease
A genogram, also known as a pedigree is a pectoral diagram of a
Family tree
What are the four pieces of a psychosocial assessment?
Behavioral, environmental, social, financial and economic
In psychosocial assessment, daily habits, healthcare practices, and daily activities are
Behavioral
In psychosocial assessment, physical and social environment are
Environmental
In psychosocial assessment, human to human interaction relationship to individuals groups, institutions, organizational systems, culture in spirituality are
Social
In psychosocial assessment, household management is
Financial and economic
BATHE
Background, affect, trouble, handling, empathy
What technique has an assessment that serves as a rough screening tool for anxiety, depression, and situational stress disorder’s?
BATHE
What is the name of the 2 questionnaire that is for substance abuse screening to for alcohol and drug abuse and independence in adults
CAGE-AID and two item conjoint screen(TICS)
What type of assessment assesses a patient ability to perform his or hers activity of daily living? Examples would be bathing dressing, eating, walking housekeeping, meal preparation, shopping and driving.
Functional assessment
What type of assessment assesses and identifies specific cultural factors that affects a patient’s health.?
Cultural assessment
What type of assessment assesses the belief system of an individual, which is one of the most important factors that determines perceptions of their health? This can also play a vital role in illness and recovery.
Spiritual assessment
FICA
Faith, belief meaning
Importance and influence
Community
Address/action in care
And what health history contains a subjective report of all body systems by the patient. This is a head to toe assessment to uncover symptoms, not elicted during the history of present illness. The patient reports his or her health status as it relates to each body system.
Review of systems (ROS)
What are the two types of emotional reaction or affect?
Blunt affect and flat affect
This affect is greatly diminished emotional response to a situation or condition
Blunted affect
This effect is virtual absence of emotional response to a situation or condition
Flat affect
What are the five categories that the mini mental state examination and cognitive assessment assess for a patient
Orientation,
Registration
attention and calculation
recall
language