03.Medical Interview -Chief Concern (History of Present Illness)
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NganaJHone 1 month ago
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Ondelendo 1 month ago
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Kricardose 1 month ago
sleekgeek, my professor (who is a fantastic doctor) says that "what do you think it is" is his favorite question to ask. Often the patient has good insight into what may be going on that isn't obvious at first. In this example, her description of her pain may make one think of a joint or other problem, but if it feels like a pulled muscle to her (which most people know how to recognize) that is useful information. It doesn't necessarily mean it is a pulled muscle, but it helps.
d0ctorfaustus 3 months ago
Awesome video, but her HPI should be obesity lol
tismeddo 6 months ago
this is pretty good. just a question -
is it appropriate to ask 'what do you think it is?' to a patient?
sleekgeek 7 months ago in playlist for clinicals
good explanation.
lloydsimoesable 7 months ago