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Medical history A patient's medical history is more valuable than either physical examinations or diagnostic tests when it comes to making an accurate diagnosis. The clinical meeting is the most common way of get-together information that will prompt a comprehension of the illness and the hidden physiological interaction. An interviewer must be able to communicate effectively and be aware of both verbal and nonverbal cues to be effective. Tone of voice and nonverbal actions frequently convey more information than words. The goal is to get a complete and accurate picture of the patient's situation, including the nature and timing of their symptoms, emotional factors (such as stress-related factors), and any previous medical conditions that might make the patient more likely to get certain diseases.
Medical history A patient's medical history is more valuable than either physical examinations or diagnostic tests when it comes to making an accurate diagnosis. The clinical meeting is the most common way of get-together information that will prompt a comprehension of the illness and the hidden physiological interaction. An interviewer must be able to communicate effectively and be aware of both verbal and nonverbal cues to be effective. Tone of voice and nonverbal actions frequently convey more information than words. The goal is to get a complete and accurate picture of the patient's situation, including the nature and timing of their symptoms, emotional factors (such as stress-related factors), and any previous medical conditions that might make the patient more likely to get certain diseases.