Use sophisticated equipment and has different responsibilities.

Works with patients and there families to address needs and concerns

Health care provider who practices either in collaboration or under the supervision of a physician

A specialist physician that provides care for any health problem that a patient might have.

Examples include genetic counselors, psychiatrists, and cardiologist

A record of information about a patient’s past and current health. Includes information about the patient’s habits, lifestyle, and even the health of their family.

Any subjective evidence of disease a patient perceives, such as aches, nausea, or fatigue

Pieces of evidence that indicate an illness that can be observed externally, such as a rash, coughing, or elevated temperature.

The patient’s description of what they feel is their main health problem.

The process of determining which disease or condition explains a person’s symptoms and signs.

Patient’s chief complaint and any other current health issues, symptoms, and any treatments or tests the patient has recently had or is scheduled to have related to these conditions. Nutrition, allergies, medication, and health habits, such as exercise are also part of this

Addresses aspects of the patient’s life, such as living situation, occupation, school, travel, and other activities that could have a direct or indirect impact on health.

Includes information about any past health issues, procedures, medications, vaccinations, and previous hospital stays.

Includes medical information about the patient’s close relatives.

For example, a patient may have inherited a health condition that could place them at a higher risk of having many disorders—such as heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, certain cancers, or diabetes.

Outward behavior or bearing

Discretion and sensitivity in dealing with others. A doctor might exhibit tact when they choose their words carefully so as to not upset a patient when they must deliver bad news.

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.

A 22-year-old morbidly obese patient comes to your office for a checkup. The patient says they have struggled with their weight since they were a child and are a graduate student who frequently eats fast food.

During a meeting with the patient, you discuss ways to improve their overall health. The patient tells you that they have tried every diet that exists, but none have worked over the long term.

Which questions are most appropriate for you to ask the patient?

Why did Charlie Nowak come into the Doctor

What symptom did Charlie Nowak have

Charlie Nowak had what elevated