A record that contains a person's health history, allergies, current complaints, past medical and surgical history, and a listing of current medications, but is not considered a legal health record is a/an:
What will be an ideal response?
personal health record
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1. "I will feel hardened areas where the testicles and epididymis are located.". 2. "I should perform this exam monthly.". 3. "I should be in a warm room or the shower to perform this exam.". 4. "I should apply gentle pressure to each testicle to feel the area.".
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A nurse discusses driving with an older adult who continues to drive, but is probably unsafe on the road. Which statement made by the nurse is most appropriate?
A) I am calling your child to take your keys. B) I am concerned about your safety, as well as the safety of others. C) We just don't want you to crash when you drive across the state. D) You shouldn't drive anymore.
A teenage girl is discussing her recent breakup with her boyfriend. She tells the nurse she just stays in bed all day and cannot seem to feel any better. She says she is only relieved of the pain while sleeping
The nurse identifies this coping strategy as: A) avoidance coping. B) buffering. C) chronic stress. D) adaptation.