A Practitioner Should Not Use "History Of" When Describing a Condition

question 1

Multiple Choice

A practitioner should not use "history of" when describing a condition that is:

• A) in remission.
• B) new.
• C) chronic.
• D) cut and paste.

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Definitions:

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

A condition in a child that results from alcohol exposure during the mother's pregnancy, causing brain damage and growth problems.

Intellectual Development

The process of developing the mind and increasing the ability to understand, reason, and make judgments throughout life.

Arousal States

These are different levels of alertness or physical and psychological activity, ranging from sleep to intense activity.

Reflexes

Automatic, involuntary responses to external stimuli, present at birth and often used to assess neurological function.