PBS Activity 2.1.1

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What is a Pediatrician?

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A type of physician who specializes in treating the healthcare needs of children, infants, and teens.

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Is it important for a healthcare provider to establish rapport when taking a medical history?

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True

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What is the role of a Primary Care Physician?

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They require college plus four years of medical school, work on the front lines of healthcare, provide care for any health problems, and are usually a patient's first point of contact.

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Why is family history important in a patient's medical history?

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It includes medical information about the patient's closest relatives, which is crucial for understanding potential health risks.

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What is a Medical Student?

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A person currently enrolled in a four-year medical school and training to become a physician.

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What is the primary focus of a healthcare provider during a patient consultation?

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To establish a positive relationship and understand the patient's health needs.

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What is the significance of a patient's first point of contact in healthcare?

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It is usually the Primary Care Physician who provides initial care and guidance for health issues.

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What does a Medical Assistant do?

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They support healthcare providers by performing administrative and clinical tasks.

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What is the difference between a Primary Care Physician and a Non-physician practitioner?

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A Primary Care Physician is a licensed doctor, while a Non-physician practitioner may include nurse practitioners or physician assistants who provide care but are not doctors.

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What is the importance of medical history in patient care?

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It helps healthcare providers understand the patient's past health issues and potential risks.