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Closed-ended questions
A method of inquiry that limits answers to one or two words, such as "yes" "no" or a number.
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Back Channeling
A technique that encourages further elaboration; for example "Say More" or "Go on"
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Functional Health Patterns
Categories or groups of related data that offer a comprehensive review of health functioning.
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Subjective Data
Clients perceptions about themselves; for example, feelings of anxiety, pain, or stress.
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Assessment
Collection and verification of data.
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Validation
Comparison of data with another reliable source to confirm accuracy
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Database
Information about a clients needs, health problems, and responses to these problems.
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Assessment Data
Information that is descriptive, concise, and complete without inferences or interpretive statements.
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Data Clustering
Organization of data to classify and focus on the correct problem
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Interview
Organized conversation with a client to obtain information.
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