1. Question: What is the difference between a complex

health problem and a simple health problem? Provide an

example of each.

Answer: A complex health problem refers to a condition

that involves multiple interconnected factors (physical,

psychological, social) and requires a comprehensive and

multidisciplinary approach for assessment and

management. An example of a complex health problem is a

patient with diabetes who also has coexisting mental health

issues. On the other hand, a simple health problem can be

managed with straightforward interventions, such as a

minor wound or a common cold.

Rationale: This question assesses the students'

understanding of complex health problems and highlights

the need for a comprehensive approach in their assessment

and management.

2. Question: What are the key components of a

comprehensive health assessment for a patient with

complex health problems?

Answer: The key components include a thorough medical

history, physical examination, psychosocial assessment,

cultural assessment, nutritional assessment, and review of

systems. Additionally, diagnostic tests, such as laboratory