Health assement chapter 4( quiz 1)

The health history collects __________ data that, along with objective data, forms the complete health database.

subjective

Health histories can be used as a __________ tool to detect abnormalities.

screening

The eight components of the health history sequence include biographic data and __________ assessment.

functional

__________ data include name, age, gender, language, and occupation.

Biographic

You must judge the __________ of the informant and their willingness to communicate.

reliability

A __________ is a subjective sensation that a person feels.

symptom

A __________ is an objective abnormality observed during a physical exam or lab test.

sign

The OLDCARTS acronym stands for Onset, Location, Duration, Character, Aggravating/Relieving Factors, Timing, __________, and Severity.

Scale

The mnemonic PQRSTU includes Provocative, Quality, Region, Severity, Timing, and __________.

Understanding the patient’s perspective

Past illnesses, accidents, and hospitalizations help identify __________ that may impact current care.

comorbidities

__________ history includes GPAL, labor/delivery, infant condition, and postpartum course.

Obstetric

__________ reconciliation includes prescribed, OTC, and herbal medications.

Medication

A __________ or genogram is used to organize family health data.

pedigree

Fill in the blank (Questions for Immigrants): Ask about __________ foods and food combinations in nutrition assessment.

taboo

Fill in the blank (Review of Systems): The ROS evaluates the past and present health state of each __________ system.

body

The ROS should avoid __________ data and instead focus on patient-reported symptoms.

objective

The approach should proceed in a __________ sequence from head to toe.

cephalocaudal

Include sexual health when reviewing the __________ or __________ genital system.

male, female

DLs include self-care activities and are used to measure __________ status.

functional

Fill in the blank (ADLs): __________ and stress management are part of assessing coping strategies.

Coping

Ask the patient, “What do you expect from your __________ team?”

healthcare

The E in CAGE stands for __________, referring to drinking first thing in the morning.

Eye opener.

The “A” in CAGE stands for “Have you ever been __________ by criticism of your drinking?”

Annoyed

he “G” in CAGE stands for “Have you ever felt __________ about your drinking?”

Guilty

The “C” in CAGE stands for “Have you ever felt you should __________ down on your drinking?”

Cut

The health history must be adapted to include information specific to the child’s __________ and __________ stage.

age, developmental

Pediatric history includes information about __________, labor and delivery, and the perinatal period.

pregnancy

Family role relationships and __________ should be considered when interviewing children.

parenting

Prenatal, perinatal, and postnatal status includes all data related to the __________ experience.

childbirth

childhood illness, Serious accidents or injuries should include the age of occurrence, type of injury, treatment, and possible __________.

complications

Operations and hospitalizations should include reason for care, age, length of stay, and __________.

treatment/intervention

Allergy documentation should include the specific allergen and the __________.

response

Medication history should include prescribed, OTC, and __________ therapies.

herbal

Family history should be obtained through conversation and documented using a __________.

genogram

Differences in Review of Systems for children focus on __________ and developmental age.

cognitive

The Review of Systems should include gender-specific systems and emphasize __________ promotion.

health

Consider the child’s position in the __________ unit when assessing function.

family

he functional assessment includes ADLs and their relationship to the child’s __________.

development

Important environmental concerns include hazards and __________ status.

economic

Assessment should also cover __________ and stress management strategies.

coping

The “H” in HEEADSSS refers to assessment of the __________ environment.

home

The first “E” stands for __________ and employment.

education

The second “E” in HEEADSSS assesses __________ habits.

eating

“A” In HEEADASS refers to __________ activities, especially those involving peers.

peer-related

“D” in HEEADASS IN stands for assessment of __________ use.

drug

The first “S” in HEEADASS refers to the adolescent’s __________ identity and behavior.

sexual

The second “S” in HEEADASS evaluates __________ or depression.

suicide

The final “S” in HEEADASS focuses on __________ from injury or violence.

safety