During the Health History Interview, a Patient Tells the Nurse

question 6

Multiple Choice

During the health history interview, a patient tells the nurse about periodic fainting spells. In gathering more specific information, the question that will best assist in determining the setting where the fainting spells occur is,

• A) "Do the spells tend to occur at any special time of day?"
• B) "How frequently do you have the fainting spells?"
• C) "Where are you when you have the fainting spells?"
• D) "Do you have any other symptoms along with the spells?

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