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What is the name of the department?
What is the name of the department?
Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
What is the course code and name?
What is the course code and name?
Basic Measurement And Assessment In Physiotherapy
What day and time does the course take place?
What day and time does the course take place?
Monday 09:00 – 12:50
Who is the instructor for this course?
Who is the instructor for this course?
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What type of examinations are included in the course?
What type of examinations are included in the course?
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What are the weekly learning outcomes of the course? (Select all that apply)
What are the weekly learning outcomes of the course? (Select all that apply)
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What is the first step in taking a patient's history?
What is the first step in taking a patient's history?
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What must be reviewed before meeting with the patient?
What must be reviewed before meeting with the patient?
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The first part of a patient's history often includes observing their __________.
The first part of a patient's history often includes observing their __________.
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What is included in the patient's functional history?
What is included in the patient's functional history?
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Which of the following are general principles in history taking? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are general principles in history taking? (Select all that apply)
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Study Notes
Patient History and Evaluation
- The patient's appearance and gait should be observed as they enter the room.
- Patient history should be obtained by interviewing the patient.
- If the patient has emotional, communication, or behavioral disorders, information should be obtained from relatives.
- Review the patient's file before meeting them and record regular notes.
- Record the date of each test and treatment change.
- Keep notes on home programs given to the patient.
History Taking Principles
- Main Complaint: Identify the primary reason the patient seeks help, including any functional losses.
- History of the Disease (Symptoms): Understand the patient's experience of their condition, including any symptoms they have.
- Patient's Functional History: Explore their daily activities and how their condition has impacted their function.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) - Family History: Understand family history and other relevant factors about the patient's life.
- Review of Body Systems: Assess overall health by asking specific questions about different body systems.
- Social History: Gather information about the patient's social life, including their support system and activities.
- Occupational History: Determine their work history, including potential exposure to risk factors.
- Psychological and Psychiatric History: Understand potential psychological or psychiatric factors contributing to their condition.
- Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease: Assess their risk factors for cardiovascular problems.
- Medications Taken: Record all medications the patient is currently taking.
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Test your knowledge on the fundamental principles of patient history taking and evaluation. This quiz covers observation techniques, history gathering, and documentation practices essential in patient care. Perfect for healthcare professionals looking to refresh their skills.
