Review of Case History

Please Select the Symptoms of the ​ Cardiovascular System​ ​ ​ (a)   ​

• Abdominal pain
• Dysphagia
• excessive sweating
• Palpitation

Write the symptoms of respiratory System ?

What is the importance of body language in listening and questioning techniques?

• It helps to establish eye contact and show interest

• It helps to intimidate the patient and show authority

• It helps to distract the patient and show disinterest

• It helps to interrupt the patient and show impatience

What type of questions should be used initially to encourage the patient to talk freely?

• Closed and leading questions

• Open and neutral questions

• Pointed and specific questions

• Irrelevant and distracting questions

Please Record in Ascending order.

• तत्रेदमुपदिशन्ति बुद्धिमन्तः- रोगमेकैकमेवम्प्रकोपणमेवंयोनिमेवमुत्थानमेवमात्मानमेवमधिष्ठानमेवंवेदनमेवं

• संस्थानमेवंशब्द स्पर्शरूपरसगन्धमेवमुपद्रवमेवं

• वृद्धिस्थानक्षयसमन्वितमेवमुदर्क

• मेवन्नामानमेवंयोगं विद्यात्;

• तस्मिन्नियं प्रतीकारार्था प्रवृत्तिरथवा निवृत्तिरित्युपदेशाज्ज्ञायते

Add Label System name in the picture shown?

a

b

c

d

e

f

g

h

i

j

Obstretetic

Gastrointerology

Respiratory

Neurological

Cardiovascular

psychology

ENT

Endocrine

Musculoskeletal

Ophthalamic

What is the purpose of closed (or leading) questions?

• To encourage the patient to talk freely and describe their health problem

• To distract the patient and show disinterest

• To intimidate the patient and show authority

• To obtain more specific details and verify the patient's story

1. What is the importance of avoiding jargons and using simple language in communication with patients?

• To confuse the patient and show superiority

• To ensure understanding and build trust

• To clarify complex medical terms and show expertise

• To intimidate the patient and show authority

Write the symptoms of Rasvahasroto Dushti ?

What is the purpose of providing summaries of the history at regular intervals?

• To repeat important events and show forgetfulness

• To ensure not repeating or forgetting important events

• To intimidate the patient and show authority

• To distract the patient and show disinterest