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QuEST SCHOLAR

QuEST SCHOLAR for PCI

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The "Qu" in QuEST stands for? Quickly and accurately access the patient.
The "E" in QuEST stands for? Establish the patient is an appropriate self-care candidate.
The "S" in QuEST stands for? Suggest appropriate self-care strategies.
The "T" in QuEST stands for? Talk with the patient.
What acronym is used to ask about current complaints? SCHOLAR
What does the "S" in SCHOLAR stand for? Symptoms
What does the "C" in SCHOLAR stand for? Characteristics
What does the "H" in SCHOLAR stand for? History
What does the "O" in SCHOLAR stand for? Onset
What does the "L" in SCHOLAR stand for? Location
What does the "A" in SCHOLAR stand for? Aggravating factors
What does the "R" in SCHOLAR stand for? Remitting factors
What part of SCHOLAR would be asking the question(s): "What are the main and associated symptoms?" Symptoms
What part of SCHOLAR would be asking the questions: "What is the situation like? Is it changing? Characteristics
What part of SCHOLAR would be asking the question(s): "What has been done?" History
What part of SCHOLAR would be asking the question(s): Have you had it in the past? What did you do? Did it work? History
What part of SCHOLAR would be asking the question(s): "When did it start?" Onset
What part of SCHOLAR would be asking the question(s): "Where is the problem?" Location
What part of SCHOLAR would be asking the question(s): "What makes it worse?" Aggravating factors
What part of SCHOLAR would be asking the question(s): "What makes it better?" Remitting factors
What steps belong in the "Establish appropriateness of self-care" step of QuEST? 1) Ensure that no symptoms persist or return repeatedly; 2) Ensure there are no severe symptoms; 3) No self-treating to avoid medical care
What steps belong in the "Assessment" step of QuEST? 1) Discuss current complaints; 2) Inquire about coexisting conditions and allergies; 3) Ask about other medications and other products.
What steps belong in the "Talk" step of QuEST? 1) Review what can be expected from self-care treatment; 2) Discuss medication actions, administration, and adverse effects; 3) Recommend monitoring and follow-up plans
What steps belong in the "Suggest" step of QuEST? 1) Suggest appropriate medication; 2) Suggest alternative treatments available: 3) Suggest general care measures
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