HISTORY 1a) Identify two (2) additional questions that were not asked in the case stud and should have been? 1b) Explain your rationale for asking these two additional questions. 1c) Describe what the two (2) additional questions might reveal about the patient’s health.

Weekly 2 Discussion Health Assessment

1a) What is the patient’s medication history, including any current medications, past medications, and allergies? 1b) Asking about medication history is crucial in understanding the patient’s overall health status and any potential interactions or contraindications with the medications they may receive during hospitalization. Knowing the patient’s medication history can also help identify any underlying medical conditions that require ongoing medication management, such as diabetes, hypertension, or chronic pain. 1c. The second additional question regarding medication history can reveal contraindications and interactions that could affect the patient’s ability to receive safe, effective care. The second additional question might be about the patient’s history of falls, which could indicate an increased risk of falls during hospitalization, requiring additional safety measures and interventions to prevent falls and promote patient safety.

In summary, additional questions about medication history and fall history can provide essential information that can impact the patient’s safety and care during hospitalization.