ATP 1 Unit 4 Quiz and Exam Review

PTs name, Social Security number, and birth date are documented in the ________ data section of the health history form.

Accepting others and not being biased for or against them is called __________.

Where on the health history form do you find the reason the patient came to visit the practitioner?

method of collecting data that allows you to determine the PTs knowledge of the situation is asking ________ questions.

The need for __________ in the medical record is essential that medical terminology and precise descriptions are used

Skills involved in communication are __________ skills,___________ skills, and __________ skills.

When communicating with a patient who cannot speak or understand English, __________.

The _____ interview technique will help you remember the types of questions that are appropriate for the PTs condition.

Interpersonal skills include which of the following?

The Joint Commission and the __________ (ISMP) are two organizations whose mission includes promotion of patient safety

When using the PQRST interview technique, the S stands for _________

Data that is readily apparent and measurable is __________ data.

"White coat syndrome" is a type of __________ related to seeing a medical provider.

The history of __________ illness includes detailed information about the chief complaint

A physical or psychological dependence on a substance is called a(n) __________.

Which of the following are common effects of LSD?

How much personal space do people require in most social situations?

People need to meet their physiological needs in order to establish homeostasis, a state of balance or equilibrium.

Patient interviews should be conducted in __________ and without interruptions.

Anything that distorts the message in any way or interferes with the communication process is called __________.

It is the responsibility of the __________ to set the stage for positive communication with a patient.

Which of the following commonly abused drugs are amphetamines/stimulants?

The __________ interview technique will help you remember the types of questions that are appropriate for the patient's

Angel dust is also known as __________.

A person using the identification defense mechanism copies the behavior of another to cope with feelings of inadequacy.

Alternating euphoria and apprehension is an effect of __________.

When you assume an open and relaxed body posture, you are demonstrating which data collection method?

Stating what you believe the patient is suggesting by his response is a technique known as VERBALIZING

What well-known behaviorist developed the hierarchy of needs model?

Asking the patient "Can you tell me more about your symptoms?" is which method of collecting patient data?

Which section of the health history form includes questions about and examination of all body functions?

The method of collecting patient data that requires more than a yes-or-no answer is asking __________ questions.

Taking larger-than-prescribed doses of a medication is an example of __________.

Which of the following is an effective therapeutic communication?

An unlikely explanation for an injury may be a sign of __________.

Important information about medications and allergies is found in which section of the health history form?

Which of the following are good tips for reducing noise caused by stress?

Information is arranged according to who provided the information in __________ or source-oriented medical records.

When interacting with patients of other cultures or ethnic groups, __________

The __________ medical history includes important information about medications and allergies.

Classic symptoms of __________ are profound sadness and fatigue.

The use of alcohol, tobacco, recreational drugs is documented in the __________ history.

Effective __________ means hearing what the patient says, thinking about it, and responding appropriately.

Using SOAP charting, where would you document measurable information?

Which of the following information would you place in the "S" section when using SOAP charting?

Signs of anxiety include __________.

The DR decides patient needs blood tests. The DR will document this in the chart under the ______ of action section

Only the licensed practitioner can make a(n) __________, based on the patient’s symptoms and complaints.

the following approaches allows you to determine the patient's knowledge of the situation and whether it is accurate?

Which method of patient data collection does "So let me see if I understand; The pain only occurs at night." represent?

A decreased heart rate and blood pressure, drowsiness, and poor concentration are effects of __________.

The __________ is the reason the patient came to visit the practitioner. It should be short and specific

What element is missing from the communication circle in the figure?

Which of the following indicates that a medical assistant may be invading a patient's personal space?

The unconscious attempt to reject feelings, thoughts, and facts is __________.

The thoughts, feelings, and perception of a patient are __________ data when you document using the SOAP format.

If you suspect a patient has been abused, you must report it to your supervisor or the __________.

The process of __________ involves an exchange of messages.

Many offices use a variation of the __________ note to document routine follow-ups of established patients

Unconsciously returning to more infantile thoughts or behaviors is called __________.

Which method for maintaining notes on a patient chart uses a combination of SOMR and POMR?

"Where would you like to begin?" is an example of giving a broad __________.

The best way to deal with a coworker you are having trouble getting along with is to __________.

Indicating that you heard the patient and follow the train of thought is the communication technique of __________.