Doctors can use both subjective and objective data to make informed medical decisions.

• True

• False

Which of the following is a characteristic of subjective data?

• It is measurable and quantifiable.

• It remains the same regardless of patient perception.

• It is collected through lab tests and imaging.

• It is based on the patient’s personal experience.

Which methods do medical professionals use to collect objective data? (Select all that

apply)

• A. Conducting an MRI

• B. Measuring a patient’s temperature

• C. Asking a patient to describe their symptoms

• D. Listening to a patient’s self-reported pain levels

• E. Performing a blood test in the lab

Which of the following are examples of subjective data? (Select all that apply)

• A. A patient reports feeling nauseous

• B. A blood pressure reading of 140/90 mmHg

• C. A patient states, "I have sharp chest pain."

• D. An MRI shows a brain tumor

• E. A patient mentions having difficulty sleeping

Why is objective data often considered more reliable than subjective data in medical decision-making?

• They can be influenced by personal feelings.

• it is measurable and not influenced by a patient’s feelings or memory. It

  provides accurate, consistent information for diagnosis and treatment.

• They are less reliable due to measurement error. It

  provides accurate, consistent information for diagnosis and treatment.

• They depend on individual perception.