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While taking the history, oral surgeons must encourage the patient to write down and discuss the signs and symptoms that they experience. The report should comprise an in-depth description of the patient’s complaints, with the symptoms organized in order of their importance.
Be attentive and pay attention to the patient when you collect their medical records. Avoid taking shortcuts and cutting corners. Beware of taking too much history and not taking it too quickly. The patient should be given enough time to provide all the accurate information since rushing the history gathering can result in incorrect or incomplete information.
It is also important to avoid asking your questions. Instead of asking your patient whether they feel discomfort when drinking a cold or hot beverage it is better to ask the reason for it.
The biographical information you require that include the complete name of the patient’s gender, age, geographic location along with their telephone number as well as the occupation. The information you collect could play a significant role in the precision of the diagnosis you make, since some conditions are more common for certain age groups races, and genders. The occupation of the patient could have a connection to a particular illness or impact the treatment.
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