Edward Hatfield - Peer Hx Practice #1.mp4

Edward did a great job putting "the patient" at ease, and I didn't even have anything wrong with me. When asking me about aggravating factors with respect to my wrist, he made a good call to ask if moving my hand or making a fist would make it worse, this would be important for identifying any significant neurological or musculoskeletal issues rather than just simply letting my response indicate nothing aggravated it. It was also good that Edward asked about where my parents were since the patient was only 17 years old. When asking about drug use, Edward used the word "illicit," which may be a word that a 17 year old may not understand. However he did follow it up with examples such as marijuana or cocaine. One part of the ROS, there was one leading question and it might have been better to ask about the knee scrapes sooner, but other than a few small things Edward did a great job.