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Mastering Patient Assessment

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Which part of the patient assessment process is responsible for evaluating the conditions in which you will be operating?

Secondary assessment

Primary assessment

Reassessment

Scene size-up (correct)

What is the difference between a symptom and a sign in patient assessment?

A symptom is an objective condition, while a sign is a subjective condition.

A symptom is something that can be observed, while a sign is something the patient feels.

A symptom and a sign are the same thing.

A symptom is a condition the patient feels and tells you about, while a sign is a condition you can observe or measure about the patient. (correct)

What does the order of the assessment steps depend on?

The patient's age

The patient's vital signs

The patient's condition and the environment (correct)

The patient's medical history

Why is it important to prioritize the care of certain conditions during the assessment process?

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What is the purpose of situational awareness during a call?

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Mastering Patient Assessment

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Questions and Answers

Which part of the patient assessment process is responsible for evaluating the conditions in which you will be operating?

What is the difference between a symptom and a sign in patient assessment?

What does the order of the assessment steps depend on?

Why is it important to prioritize the care of certain conditions during the assessment process?

What is the purpose of situational awareness during a call?

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