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    The document provides guidance on asking appropriate questions to patients. It outlines sample initial personal questions about a patient's name, age, marital status, address, and occupation. It then lists example health-related questions about past medical history, current medications, and allergies. The document also describes ways to assess pain levels from slight to unbearable. Overall, the document aims to help medical professionals understand what types of questions to ask patients to properly diagnose issues and document health records.

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    The document provides guidance on asking appropriate questions to patients. It outlines sample initial personal questions about a patient's name, age, marital status, address, and occupation. It then lists example health-related questions about past medical history, current medications, and allergies. The document also describes ways to assess pain levels from slight to unbearable. Overall, the document aims to help medical professionals understand what types of questions to ask patients to properly diagnose issues and document health records.

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    5th Meeting - in Lab Activity

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    Didik Susetiyanto
    The document provides guidance on asking appropriate questions to patients. It outlines sample initial personal questions about a patient's name, age, marital status, address, and occupation. It then lists example health-related questions about past medical history, current medications, and allergies. The document also describes ways to assess pain levels from slight to unbearable. Overall, the document aims to help medical professionals understand what types of questions to ask patients to properly diagnose issues and document health records.

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    Patient’s

    Complaints:
    Questions &
    Answers
    STIKES PAMENANG, Kediri
    February 14, 2023
    The Right Questions
    Understand what to ask to the patients
    Personal Questions
    1st question 3rd question 5th question
    Hello, how can I help? How old are you? What do you do?
    What seems to be the When were you born? What is your job?
    problem? What is your status?
    What do you feel? Are you single or
    married?
    From: Age &
    Nurse Job
    Status
    Family
    6th question
    What is your telephone
    number?
    Name Address Who is your next of
    kin?
    2nd question 4th question Wat is your relationship
    with him/her?
    What is your name? Where do you live?
    What is your full name? Can you give your
    How can I call you? Address?
    May I call you…..?
    Health Record
    2nd question 4th question
    Have you ever felt this Do you have any
    before? allergies?
    Have you ever been Have you got any
    hospitalized before? allergies?

    Past medical
    History Allergies

    Reason of Medication
    Admission
    3rd question
    1st question
    Are you taking any
    What seems to be the
    medicine right now?
    problem?
    What medication are
    What do you feel?
    you taking?
    Expression: Telling Pain
    Pain-2 Pain-3:
    Moderate Quite bad
    Not bad Severe

    Pain-1: Pain-4:
    Agonizing Slight
    Mild Unbearable
    PAIN Expression GNAWING PAIN
    Feels like eating you and
    causes constant distress or
    SHOOTING PAIN anxiety
    Intense spike pain, travels
    fast along part of your body CRAMPING PAIN
    Feels like a muscle is being
    DULL ACHE/PAIN
    squeezed
    Is a persistent pain and doesn’t
    stop / steady but not too painful

    BURNING PAIN
    Feels like Fire

    STABBING PAIN
    Is strong and sudden sharp pain
    SHARP PAIN
    Feels like something sharp is
    stuck into you

    THROBING PAIN
    Feels like a pulsing, comes
    and goes rhythmically
    THANK YOU
    See you next week

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