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Hospital Health InquiryOnline version

Ask about health problems in hospital

by Nguyễn Thị Uyên Khuê
1

Welcome and Purpose

Purpose: learn how to ask patients about health problems in a hospital setting. Use clear questions and respectful language throughout.

2

Key question starters

Start with warm greetings, then ask about symptoms, duration, severity, and impacts on daily activities to guide appropriate care.

3

Symptoms to ask

Ask about pain, fever, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, shortness of breath, fatigue, or any ongoing treatments the patient is receiving.

4

When did it start

Determine onset and progression: when the problem began, how it has changed, and what events preceded the symptoms.

5

Severity and impact

Ask about pain scales, functional limitations, sleep disruption, and whether the issue interferes with meals, mobility, or work.

6

Medical history

Review allergies, current medications, chronic diseases, past surgeries, and recent hospitalizations to avoid risks and tailor treatment.

7

Current treatments

Ask about ongoing therapies, over-the-counter drugs, herbal remedies, and adherence to prescribed plans for safety.

8

Red flags

Identify urgent issues: chest pain, severe shortness of breath, confusion, fainting, or signs of infection requiring immediate attention.

9

Cultural and language respect

If language barriers exist, use interpreters, ask about preferences, and avoid medical jargon to ensure accurate understanding.

10

Closing and next steps

Summarize findings, confirm questions, and outline the plan. Thank the patient and verify any follow-up appointments or tests.

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