Reference no: EM133778035

Case Selection: Choose a patient case from your preferred patient population (adult or geriatric). This should be a case based on your clinical experiences.
Conduct the Patient Interview:
Prepare for the interview by reviewing the patient's medical history, presenting symptoms, and any relevant background information.
Conduct a comprehensive patient interview using appropriate communication techniques and clinical skills.
Gather subjective data by asking relevant questions about the patient's medical history, current health status, symptoms, and concerns.
Remember to establish rapport, ask open-ended questions, and actively listen to the patient's responses.
Objective Data Collection:
Perform a focused physical assessment or observation, depending on your patient population.
Record objective data such as vital signs, physical findings, observations, and any relevant measurements.
Written Report:
Organize your findings into a structured written report.
Include both subjective and objective data in a clear and concise manner.
Use appropriate medical terminology and terminology specific to your patient population.
Highlight key details that are relevant to the patient's case and potential diagnoses.
Prepare your written report in a clear and organized format. You can use a word processing software of your choice.