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SHADOW HEALTH - TINA JONES, HEALTH
HISTORY 2024 EXAM REVIEW WITH 200+
QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY
|GRADED A+| Health History Tips & Tricks:
- TJ Health Interview
1. What is Tina Jones’s age?
A) 22 years
B) 25 years
C) 28 years
D) 32 years
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Rationale: Tina states she is 28 years old during the introductory
conversation.
2. What is Tina’s chief complaint?
A) Chest pain
B) Shortness of breath and asthma acting up
C) Abdominal pain
D) Headache
Rationale: Tina explicitly says, “I’ve been having trouble with my
breathing and my asthma has been acting up.”
3. How long has Tina had her current breathing problem?
A) 1 day
B) 2-3 days
C) 1 week
D) 1 month
*Rationale: Tina reports onset 2-3 days ago.*
4. What is the most appropriate open-ended question to
start the health history?
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A) “Do you have asthma?”
B) “Is your chest tight?”
C) “Tell me about your breathing problem.”
D) “When did your symptoms start?”
Rationale: Open-ended questions allow the patient to describe
symptoms in her own words.
5. Tina rates her shortness of breath as 6 out of 10. This
indicates:
A) Mild severity
B) Moderate severity
C) Severe severity
D) No distress
*Rationale: 0-3 mild, 4-6 moderate, 7-10 severe.*
6. Which of the following makes Tina’s breathing worse?
A) Sitting upright
B) Resting
C) Lying down
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D) Albuterol use
Rationale: Tina states lying down aggravates her breathing
(orthopnea).
7. Tina describes her cough as:
A) Productive with green sputum
B) Dry
C) Bloody
D) Barking
Rationale: Tina says “a dry cough.”
8. Does Tina have a fever with this episode?
A) Yes
B) No
C) She doesn’t know
D) Intermittent fever
Rationale: Tina denies fever.
9. Tina’s chest tightness is located:
A) Left side
SHADOW HEALTH - TINA JONES, HEALTH
HISTORY 2024 EXAM REVIEW WITH 200+
QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY
|GRADED A+| Health History Tips & Tricks:
- TJ Health Interview
1. What is Tina Jones’s age?
A) 22 years
B) 25 years
C) 28 years
D) 32 years
,Page 2 of 124
Rationale: Tina states she is 28 years old during the introductory
conversation.
2. What is Tina’s chief complaint?
A) Chest pain
B) Shortness of breath and asthma acting up
C) Abdominal pain
D) Headache
Rationale: Tina explicitly says, “I’ve been having trouble with my
breathing and my asthma has been acting up.”
3. How long has Tina had her current breathing problem?
A) 1 day
B) 2-3 days
C) 1 week
D) 1 month
*Rationale: Tina reports onset 2-3 days ago.*
4. What is the most appropriate open-ended question to
start the health history?
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A) “Do you have asthma?”
B) “Is your chest tight?”
C) “Tell me about your breathing problem.”
D) “When did your symptoms start?”
Rationale: Open-ended questions allow the patient to describe
symptoms in her own words.
5. Tina rates her shortness of breath as 6 out of 10. This
indicates:
A) Mild severity
B) Moderate severity
C) Severe severity
D) No distress
*Rationale: 0-3 mild, 4-6 moderate, 7-10 severe.*
6. Which of the following makes Tina’s breathing worse?
A) Sitting upright
B) Resting
C) Lying down
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D) Albuterol use
Rationale: Tina states lying down aggravates her breathing
(orthopnea).
7. Tina describes her cough as:
A) Productive with green sputum
B) Dry
C) Bloody
D) Barking
Rationale: Tina says “a dry cough.”
8. Does Tina have a fever with this episode?
A) Yes
B) No
C) She doesn’t know
D) Intermittent fever
Rationale: Tina denies fever.
9. Tina’s chest tightness is located:
A) Left side
