#1: When doing a functional assessment with a patient, it’s important to consider __________________.
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#2: The four pillars of functional assessment include:
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#3: Journals of daily activities and diet can be useful to get to know your client.
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#4: A "Ready and Willing" assessment is an important component of a thorough history.
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#5: Data included in a history may include:
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#6: When talking to your client/patient about their health goals, it’s not important to find out if they are interested in palliative or preventative care.
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#7: A mnemonic that can help you remember what to ask during a history of the chief complaint is:
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#8: Beyond the four pillars of functional assessment other ways to get to know your client include:
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#9: The effect of day-to-day activities is insignificant when discussing the chief complaint
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#10: What do the three "S's" stand for, in taking a case history?
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#11: The following are insignificant in a "Nutrition and Lifestyle Questionnaire":
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#12: When taking an exercise history, it’s important to consider:
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#13: When considering sleep history, things to consider are:
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#14: When evaluating stress, it’s important to consider:
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#15: The brand of medication has no bearing on how it affects your patient or client.
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#16: Of equal importance when considering environmental influences on health are:
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#17: Environmental influences may also include:
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#18: If you’re not a dentist, a dental evaluation is not important in history taking.
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#19: If doing a dental evaluation, it’s important to consider:
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#20: When considering the health of your patient or client, physical trauma is more significant than emotional trauma.
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#21: Family health history does not affect the health of your patient or client.
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#22: A past health history should include:
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#23: Initially, Body Systems Evaluation Scorecards may include:
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#24: Gland and Hormone scorecards include:
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#25: Nutrient Evaluation scorecards are for:
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#26: Patients and clients may gain insight into their health conditions if they do journaling.
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#27: Important issues to track when working to restore health include:
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#28: A "Ready and Willing" Assessment might include all below except:
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#29: BEFORE their first appointment, be prepared by getting:
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#30: Functional lab tests include:
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