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7. Acceptoms. There is cally more than one symptomsociated with a disease process. Det additional symptoms over the provider a complete picture of the illness. Examples of questions that help to The following emples illustrate how to analyze a symptom. The chief complaint is listed first, followed by a the presence of additional symptoms are as follows • Whar other problems fave you noticed since you became ir? Examples to ask the patient from the seven busse categories of information Ele: Chefarm Hoteches that began 2 mg Using your finger point to the location of the headache. 2. Describe the pain. Is it sharp, dull throbbing? Are you able to carry on normal activities when you have a headache? 4 bit sometimes more severe than usual? 5. When exactly did your headaches begin? 6. How long does your headache last when it occurs? 7. How often do you get a headache? 9. What were you doing the first time you experienced a headache? 8 Since your headaches began, have they gotten better or worse, or have they stayed the same? 10. What was your health status before your headaches began? 12. Do you get a headache before, during, or after a particular activity, such as reading or watching TV? 13. Are you taking any medication for your headache? Does it help? vision? 14. Have you had any other problems since your headaches began, such as nausea, vomiting. dizziness, or problems with Example: Chief complaint: The patient has been coughing for the past 3 days 1. Does it hurt when you cough? Where? Show me with one of your fingers. 2. What is the couch like? 3. Can you cough for me? Do you bring up any phlegm when you cough? What color is it? Is blood present? 5. Describe the pain. Is it sharp, dull, squeezing? 6. Do you become exhausted when you cough? 7. How much phlegm do you bring up? A teaspoon? Half a cup? 8. How much blood is present in the phlegm? 9. When did your cough first begin? 10. Does it seem like an attack? How long does the attack last? 11. How often do you get a coughing attack? 12. Does your cough seem to be getting better or worse? 13. What was the first thing you noticed when you became ill? 14. How were you feeling before your symptoms began? 15. Is there anything that makes your cough better? 16. Is there anything that makes your cough worse? 17. Do you cough more at night or during the day? 18. Are you taking any medication for it? Does it help? 19. Are you having any other problems?
Practice Problems In the space provided, indicate examples of direct questions to ask the patient to obtain the necessary information for the symptoms presented in the chief complaint Problem 1 Chief complaint: Earache and fever for the past 2 days. Questions Problem 2 Chief complaint: Rash with itching that began 3 days ago Questions: