An older-adult patient who is having difficulty breathing is admitted to the hospital. Which of the following approaches is the best for the nurse to use to obtain a complete health history?
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Immediate surgery is planned for a patient with acute abdominal pain. Which of the following questions will elicit the most complete information about the patient's coping-stress tolerance pattern?
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During the health history interview, a patient tells the nurse about periodic fainting spells. Which question by the nurse will be most helpful in determining the setting in which the fainting spells occur?
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The nurse records the following general survey of a patient: 'The patient is a 78-year-old Asian female accompanied by her two daughters. Alert and oriented. Does not make eye contact with the nurse and responds appropriately to questions. No apparent disabilities or distinguishing features.' Which of the following information should be added to this general survey documentation?
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A nurse is performing a health history and physical examination for a patient with right-sided rib fractures. Which of the following data is a pertinent negative finding?
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