A.   Expanded problem-focused history

B.   Problem-focused history

C.   Comprehensive history

D.   Detailed history

A.   A review of symptoms

B.   A notation of all negative symptoms

C.   A series of questions addressing each of the body systems

D.   A history of present illness

A.   A brief HPI and an extended HPI are the same thing.

B.   A brief HPI is appropriate for complex or confusing symptoms, while an extended HPI includes one to three elements

C.   A brief HPI encompasses one to three elements and may involve a single problem without any complicating factors or symptoms, while an extended HPI includes four or more elements and is appropriate for complex or confusing symptoms, prolonged development, and when a patient's history is obtained from someone other than the patient themselves.

D.   A brief HPI includes four or more elements, while an extended HPI encompasses one to three elements.

A.   A series of questions addressing each of the body systems to uncover any signs and symptoms that the patient may be experiencing or has experienced

B.   A review of the patient's insurance coverage

C.   A review of the patient's medical records from previous visits

D.   A review of the patient's financial status

A.   Expanded problem-focused history

B.   Comprehensive history

C.   Problem-focused history

D.   Detailed history

A.   To keep a record of the patient's health status over time

B.   To provide background information for medical decision-making

C.   To bill the patient for services rendered

D.   To obtain demographic information about the patient

A.   Four

B.   Two

C.   One

D.   Three

A.   Only the extent of history obtained

B.   Only the complexity of medical decision making

C.   All of the reasons listed apply

D.   Only the examinations performed

A.   It is important only for legal purposes

B.   It can lead to better patient care, treatment initiatives, and physician or specialty referrals

C.   It is important for billing purposes only

D.   It is important

A.   To document all negative symptoms

B.   To assess constitutional symptoms

C.   To list all official body systems

D.   To identify any signs and symptoms that the patient may be experiencing

A.   Constitutional

B.   Musculoskeletal

C.   Respiratory

D.   Gastrointestinal

A.   Musculoskeletal

B.   Respiratory

C.   Gastrointestinal

D.   Constitutional

A.   One

B.   Three

C.   Four

D.   Two

A.   Night sweats

B.   Diarrhea and vomiting

C.   Extended migraine headache

D.   Loss of appetite

A.   Document at least 9 systems individually

B.   Document all body systems individually

C.   Document at least 5 systems individually

D.   Document at least 10 systems individually