Which of the following is considered a core personal health record element?
1. Data accessed by IT
2. Analysis of data
3. Applicability of data
4. Information inputted by the patient
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Rationale: Some believe PHRs should only refer to data that are accessible to the patient and that come from a provider or health system electronic health record (EHR), i.e.--data generated by clinicians or other staff. Others feel information created and inputted by the patient is a core PHR element.
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1. Escort the parents to the waiting room and assure them that they can see their child soon. 2. Allow the parents to stay with the child. 3. Ask the physician if the parents can stay with the child. 4. Tell the parents that they do not need to stay with the child.
Which question should not be asked when conducting a pain assessment interview?
A. "What actions have you taken to relieve this pain?" B. "Have any members of your family ever abused drugs?" C. "What prescribed or over-the-counter medications do you currently take?" D. "Do you drink alcoholic beverages? If so, how often and how much per day or week?"
A nurse is washing a patient's hair using a shampoo cap. Which of the following is an accurate step in this procedure?
A) Use the storage warmer to warm cap; do not put cap in a microwave oven. B) Place a towel around the patient's shoulders after placing cap on head. C) Leave the cap in place for 5 minutes; do not massage the scalp. D) Remove and discard the cap and dry the hair with a towel.
The nurse is reinforcing factors that contribute to addiction to a group of patients recovering from addiction and their family members. Which statement made by a patient or family member would indicate the need for additional teaching?
1. "I'm not likely to have any more problems with addiction since neither of my parents had a problem with addiction." 2. "I can still see my friends as long as I stay away from alcohol." 3. "I don't want to become addicted like my husband did. I'm never going to take any kind of drug unless I absolutely have to." 4. "I realize now that I was just looking for ways to help me feel good about myself." 5. "After a while, it just seemed even though I was not in pain, I would still want to take the pain pills."