Anamnesis Part 1

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Read the statement about anamnesis before anesthesia and decide if it is True (Yes) or False (No)

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Zaa Dzulhiza

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Anamnesis Part 1Version en ligne Read the statement about anamnesis before anesthesia and decide if it is True (Yes) or False (No) par Zaa Dzulhiza 1 Region in pain assessment deals with the location of the pain. Yes No 2 How long has it been? Yes No 3 It is unnecessary to confirm the patient’s identity to start the anamnesis Yes No 4 Reassurance is words of advice and comfort to make the patient feel worried. Yes No 5 PQRST in pain assessment stands for palpation, quality, radiation, severity, and timing. Yes No 6 The preoperative anesthetic visit does not involve the taking of a patient's personal medical history. Yes No 7 The patient undergoing surgery may not wear the contact lenses, nor the dentures. Yes No 8 Last oral intake is one of the components of anamnesis. Yes No 9 Palliation is something that makes the pain worse. Yes No 10 Families and relatives may become the patient’s next of kin. Yes No 11 The patient is supposed to take a bath before the surgery. Yes No 12 The patient can put on the jewelry when undergoing surgery. Yes No

Anamnesis Part 1Version en ligne

Read the statement about anamnesis before anesthesia and decide if it is True (Yes) or False (No)

par Zaa Dzulhiza

Region in pain assessment deals with the location of the pain.

Yes

How long has it been?

Yes

It is unnecessary to confirm the patient’s identity to start the anamnesis

Yes

Reassurance is words of advice and comfort to make the patient feel worried.

Yes

PQRST in pain assessment stands for palpation, quality, radiation, severity, and timing.

Yes

The preoperative anesthetic visit does not involve the taking of a patient's personal medical history.

Yes

The patient undergoing surgery may not wear the contact lenses, nor the dentures.

Yes

Last oral intake is one of the components of anamnesis.

Yes

Palliation is something that makes the pain worse.

Yes

Families and relatives may become the patient’s next of kin.

Yes

The patient is supposed to take a bath before the surgery.

Yes

The patient can put on the jewelry when undergoing surgery.

Yes

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Anamnesis Part 1Version en ligne

par Zaa Dzulhiza

Region in pain assessment deals with the location of the pain.

How long has it been?

It is unnecessary to confirm the patient’s identity to start the anamnesis

Reassurance is words of advice and comfort to make the patient feel worried.

PQRST in pain assessment stands for palpation, quality, radiation, severity, and timing.

The preoperative anesthetic visit does not involve the taking of a patient's personal medical history.

The patient undergoing surgery may not wear the contact lenses, nor the dentures.

Last oral intake is one of the components of anamnesis.

Palliation is something that makes the pain worse.

Families and relatives may become the patient’s next of kin.

The patient is supposed to take a bath before the surgery.

The patient can put on the jewelry when undergoing surgery.

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