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| ____ is the process of obtaining information from patients to determine who will be the most beneficial to handle their needs. |
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| A more intense form of this process was originated during wartimes and was referred to as ____. |
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| The rules regarding those who have ____ conditions should be given first priority. |
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| Other offices conduct the screening and ____ in the privacy of the exam rooms. |
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| As an MA, your goal is to determine why the patient is seeking care, what he or she sees as the main problem, any other concerns, and what they have done to ____ it. |
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| The purpose of the screening is to help patients focus on their main concern, the CC, and its related ____. |
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| ____ to ____ screening is also required when patients return for follow-up visits. The line of questioning then is to determine how they have felt since the last office visit. |
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| A complete ____ is very revealing and a great aid in diagnosing conditions. |
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| Be aware of your ____. All patients must be treated with respect without evaluating them based on their race, religion, sexual orientation, cultural or ethnic origin, or socioeconomic or educational status. |
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| Establish a non-____, relaxed atmosphere. |
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| Use ____ ____ questions to gather information from your patient, such as "how would you describe your pain?" |
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| When conducting in-person screening, what is done by the MA, will be determined by the employing ____. |
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| Because pain is ____, pain assessment can be challenging since it can vary greatly from person to person. |
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| Before extensive care is provided to new patients, a complete _____ exam is performed and a complete and thorough medical ____ is obtained so the providers have a good idea of the patient's current and past health as well as any family conditions that might factor into the patient's health. |
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| The absence of pertinent information could result in a ____, a consequence that this form addresses. |
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| Symptoms that can be observed are known as ____. |
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| Many providers use a method called ____ (subjective, objective, assessment, and plan). |
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| List all current medications being taken, including dosages and the reason the patient is taking them and a listing of any ____ the patient may have. |
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| If your patient has no allergies, you may mark the file ____, also known as "No Known Drug Allergies". |
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| Providers who treat ____ disorders and diseases may also use another type of history form called a ____, which illustrates a family's medical history, which will include at least 3 generations of history. |
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| The review of ____ (ROS) is performed by the provider during the physical exam. |
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