The patient's pain is described as sharp. They have a history of cancer with an lumpectomy and they are retired. Which information best belongs in the Subjective section of the chart?Cancer HxSharpLumpectomyRetiredFather was diagnosed with a cerebrovascular accident at age 60, belongs in the _.DxFHxPSHxPlanWhich part of the visit often requires the doctor to touch the patient?Discussing the planPerforming the physical exmDischarging the patientGathering the patient's historySelect the objective finding that the doctor most likely expects if the patient has shortness or breath.Genital erythemaAbdominal tendernessPoor lung soundsFinger deformityFinish this statement: Pertinent negatives point the doctor _____.Toward a diagnosisAway from a diagnosisLeftwardDownwardKash's HTN is poorly controlled and his ear has been red and painful since yesterday. Is the hypertension acute or chronic?AcuteChronic

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The patient's pain is described as sharp. They have a history of cancer with an lumpectomy and they are retired. Which information best belongs in the Subjective section of the chart?Cancer HxSharpLumpectomyRetiredFather was diagnosed with a cerebrovascular accident at age 60, belongs in the _.DxFHxPSHxPlanWhich part of the visit often requires the doctor to touch the patient?Discussing the planPerforming the physical exmDischarging the patientGathering the patient's historySelect the objective finding that the doctor most likely expects if the patient has shortness or breath.Genital erythemaAbdominal tendernessPoor lung soundsFinger deformityFinish this statement: Pertinent negatives point the doctor _____.Toward a diagnosisAway from a diagnosisLeftwardDownwardKash's HTN is poorly controlled and his ear has been red and painful since yesterday. Is the hypertension acute or chronic?AcuteChronic

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jaspreetsharma jaspreetsharma · Answer 1 · 2022-12-17T06:14:39-05:00

The patient's pain is described as sharp. They have a history of cancer with an lumpectomy and they are retired. Sharp best belongs in the Subjective section of the chart.

Pain is an unpleasant feeling that is frequently triggered by stimuli that are harmful or powerful. According to the International Association for the Study of Pain, pain is "an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience comparable to, or approximates, that associated with actual or potential tissue injury." In medical diagnostics, pain is thought to be an indication of an underlying illness. People are driven by pain to protect a broken body part from further harm while it heals and to protect themselves from future potentially dangerous situations. Some discomfort may continue to exist even after the noxious stimulus has been removed and the body appears to have healed. The bulk of pain disappears as the body heals and the noxious stimulus is removed.

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