Match the description with the type of information: Patient's address, Yellowed eyes, Patient's email address, Insurance information, Elevated blood pressure, Bloated stomach, Comp... Match the description with the type of information: Patient's address, Yellowed eyes, Patient's email address, Insurance information, Elevated blood pressure, Bloated stomach, Complaint of headache, Weight of 143 pounds, Bruises on upper arms, Patient's phone number.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to match various patient information types with their respective categories of 'subjective' or 'objective'. This involves determining whether the information provided is considered subjective (based on personal opinions or feelings) or objective (based on observable and measurable facts).
Answer
Address, email, and insurance: subjective. Yellowed eyes, blood pressure, bloated stomach, weight, bruises: objective. Headache: subjective.
Patient's address: subjective, Yellowed eyes: objective, Patient's email address: subjective, Insurance information: subjective, Elevated blood pressure: objective, Bloated stomach: objective, Complaint of headache: subjective, Weight of 143 pounds: objective, Bruises on upper arms: objective, Patient's phone number: subjective
Answer for screen readers
Patient's address: subjective, Yellowed eyes: objective, Patient's email address: subjective, Insurance information: subjective, Elevated blood pressure: objective, Bloated stomach: objective, Complaint of headache: subjective, Weight of 143 pounds: objective, Bruises on upper arms: objective, Patient's phone number: subjective
More Information
Subjective information consists of personal statements or opinions, while objective information is based on observable facts and data. Personal details like address and contact information are listed as subjective.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing subjective and objective. A subjective claim is based on personal views, whereas objective claims are based on facts.
Sources
- Week 1 Assignment MAS115 - Health Records - Studocu - studocu.com
- MOA115wk1assnKHandy8-6-24 (docx) - CliffsNotes - cliffsnotes.com
- Solved Assignment: Subjective or Objective Use the | Chegg.com - chegg.com
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