It is false that all symptoms documented in the HPI are also documented in the ROS.
HPI stands for "History of Patient Illness" and is a description of the event of the patient's present health problem. The HPI is mostly a written account description of the progression of the patient's present health problem from the primary sign and symptom to the present.
The Review of Systems (ROS) is a listing of the body systems that's obtained through a series of queries so as to spot signs and/or symptoms that the patient could also be experiencing.
HPI focuses is story regarding the chief grievance and its associated symptoms whereas ROS is a listing of symptoms which includes chief complaints and symptoms.
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Answer: Exotic disease
Explanation: Exotic disease is a term used to describe infectious disease which are currently absent in a particular country but present in some other countries in the world. An exotic disease could result either due to the fact that such disease has never surfaced in the country or it has been completely eradicated through through quarantine or any other eradication scheme.
For Instance, pseudorabies is an exotic disease in Denmark because it has been eradicated in the country, while it isn't in Ireland.
Socialization of children is important because it sets the groundwork for all future socialization.
B. Asian, they’re known to have liver cancer better than any of the other race
