Test Bank For Seidel's Guide to Physical Examination An
Interprofessional Approach 10th Edition
by Jane W. Ball, Joyce E. Dains
Chapter 1 - 26
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
9 9
1. The9History9and9Interviewing9Process
2. Cultural9Competency
3. Examination9Techniques9and9Equipment
4. Taking9the9Next9Steps:9Clinical9Reasoning
5. The9Patient9Record9[New9title9/9focus!]
6. Vital9Signs9and9Pain9Assessment
7. Mental9Status
8. Growth,9Measurement,9and9Nutrition9["formerly9Growth9and9Nutrition"]
9. Skin,9Hair,9and9Nails
10. Lymphatic9System
11. Head9and9Neck
12. Eyes
13. Ears,9Nose,9and9Throat
14. Chest9and9Lungs
15. Heart
16. Blood9Vessels
17. Breasts9and9Axillae
18. Abdomen
19. Female9Genitalia
20. Male9Genitalia
21. Anus,9Rectum,9and9Prostate
22. Musculoskeletal9System
,23. Neurologic9System
24. Head-to-Toe9Examination9[formerly9Chapter925:9"Putting9It9All9Together"]
25. Sports9Participation9Evaluation9[formerly9Chapter924]
26. Emergency9or9Life-Threatening9Situations
, Chapter901:9Cultural9Competency
Ball:9Seidel’s9Guide9to9Physical9Examination,910th9Edition
MULTIPLE9CHOICE
1. Mr.9L9presents9to9the9clinic9with9severe9groin9pain9and9a9history9of9kidney9stones.9Mr.9L’s9so
n9tells9you9that9for9religious9reasons,9his9father9wishes9to9keep9any9stone9that9is9passed9int
o9the9urine9filter9that9he9has9been9using.9What9is9your9most9appropriate9response?
a. ―With9your9father’s9permission,9we9will9examine9the9stone9and9request9that9i
t9be9returned9to9him.‖
b. ―The9stone9must9be9sent9to9the9lab9for9examination9and9therefore9cannot9be9kept.‖
c. ―We9cannot9let9him9keep9his9stone9because9it9violates9our9infection9control9policy.‖
d. ―We9don’t9know9yet9if9your9father9has9another9kidney9stone,9so9we9mus
t9analyze9this9one.‖
ANS:9 A
We9should9be9willing9to9modify9the9delivery9of9health9care9in9a9manner9that9is9respectful9a
ndin9keeping9with9the9patient’s9cultural9background.9―With9your9father’s9permission,9we9wi
ll9examine9the9stone9and9request9that9it9be9returned9to9him‖9is9the9most9appropriate9resp
onse.
―The9stone9must9be9sent9to9the9lab9for9examination9and9therefore9cannot9be9kept‖9and
―We9don’t9know9yet9if9your9father9has9another9kidney9stone,9so9we9must9analyze9this9one‖9
do9notsupport9the9patient’s9request.9―We9cannot9let9him9keep9his9stone9because9it9violat
es9our9infection9control9policy‖9does9not9provide9a9reason9that9it9would9violate9an9infectio
n9controlpolicy.
DIF:Cognitive9Level:9Analyzing9(Analysis)
OBJ:Nursing9 process—assessment MSC:9 Physiologic9Integrity:9Physiologic9Adaptation
2. Which9statement9is9true9regarding9the9relationship9of9physical9characteristics9and9culture?
a. Physical9characteristics9should9be9used9to9identify9members9of9cultural9groups.
b. There9is9a9difference9between9distinguishing9cultural9characteristic
s9anddistinguishing9physical9characteristics.
c. To9be9a9member9of9a9specific9culture,9an9individual9must9have9certai
n9identifiablephysical9characteristics.
d. Gender9and9race9are9the9two9essential9physical9characteristics9used9t
o9identifycultural9groups.
ANS:9 B
Physical9characteristics9are9not9used9to9identify9cultural9groups;9there9is9a9difference9betwe
en9the9two,9and9they9are9considered9separately.9Physical9characteristics9should9not9be9used9
to9identify9members9of9cultural9groups.9To9be9a9member9of9a9specific9culture,9an9individual9
doesnot9need9to9have9certain9identifiable9physical9characteristics.9You9should9not9confuse9p
hysicalcharacteristics9with9cultural9characteristics.9Gender9and9race9are9physical9characteris
tics,9not9cultural9characteristics,9and9are9not9used9to9identify9cultural9groups.
Interprofessional Approach 10th Edition
by Jane W. Ball, Joyce E. Dains
Chapter 1 - 26
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
9 9
1. The9History9and9Interviewing9Process
2. Cultural9Competency
3. Examination9Techniques9and9Equipment
4. Taking9the9Next9Steps:9Clinical9Reasoning
5. The9Patient9Record9[New9title9/9focus!]
6. Vital9Signs9and9Pain9Assessment
7. Mental9Status
8. Growth,9Measurement,9and9Nutrition9["formerly9Growth9and9Nutrition"]
9. Skin,9Hair,9and9Nails
10. Lymphatic9System
11. Head9and9Neck
12. Eyes
13. Ears,9Nose,9and9Throat
14. Chest9and9Lungs
15. Heart
16. Blood9Vessels
17. Breasts9and9Axillae
18. Abdomen
19. Female9Genitalia
20. Male9Genitalia
21. Anus,9Rectum,9and9Prostate
22. Musculoskeletal9System
,23. Neurologic9System
24. Head-to-Toe9Examination9[formerly9Chapter925:9"Putting9It9All9Together"]
25. Sports9Participation9Evaluation9[formerly9Chapter924]
26. Emergency9or9Life-Threatening9Situations
, Chapter901:9Cultural9Competency
Ball:9Seidel’s9Guide9to9Physical9Examination,910th9Edition
MULTIPLE9CHOICE
1. Mr.9L9presents9to9the9clinic9with9severe9groin9pain9and9a9history9of9kidney9stones.9Mr.9L’s9so
n9tells9you9that9for9religious9reasons,9his9father9wishes9to9keep9any9stone9that9is9passed9int
o9the9urine9filter9that9he9has9been9using.9What9is9your9most9appropriate9response?
a. ―With9your9father’s9permission,9we9will9examine9the9stone9and9request9that9i
t9be9returned9to9him.‖
b. ―The9stone9must9be9sent9to9the9lab9for9examination9and9therefore9cannot9be9kept.‖
c. ―We9cannot9let9him9keep9his9stone9because9it9violates9our9infection9control9policy.‖
d. ―We9don’t9know9yet9if9your9father9has9another9kidney9stone,9so9we9mus
t9analyze9this9one.‖
ANS:9 A
We9should9be9willing9to9modify9the9delivery9of9health9care9in9a9manner9that9is9respectful9a
ndin9keeping9with9the9patient’s9cultural9background.9―With9your9father’s9permission,9we9wi
ll9examine9the9stone9and9request9that9it9be9returned9to9him‖9is9the9most9appropriate9resp
onse.
―The9stone9must9be9sent9to9the9lab9for9examination9and9therefore9cannot9be9kept‖9and
―We9don’t9know9yet9if9your9father9has9another9kidney9stone,9so9we9must9analyze9this9one‖9
do9notsupport9the9patient’s9request.9―We9cannot9let9him9keep9his9stone9because9it9violat
es9our9infection9control9policy‖9does9not9provide9a9reason9that9it9would9violate9an9infectio
n9controlpolicy.
DIF:Cognitive9Level:9Analyzing9(Analysis)
OBJ:Nursing9 process—assessment MSC:9 Physiologic9Integrity:9Physiologic9Adaptation
2. Which9statement9is9true9regarding9the9relationship9of9physical9characteristics9and9culture?
a. Physical9characteristics9should9be9used9to9identify9members9of9cultural9groups.
b. There9is9a9difference9between9distinguishing9cultural9characteristic
s9anddistinguishing9physical9characteristics.
c. To9be9a9member9of9a9specific9culture,9an9individual9must9have9certai
n9identifiablephysical9characteristics.
d. Gender9and9race9are9the9two9essential9physical9characteristics9used9t
o9identifycultural9groups.
ANS:9 B
Physical9characteristics9are9not9used9to9identify9cultural9groups;9there9is9a9difference9betwe
en9the9two,9and9they9are9considered9separately.9Physical9characteristics9should9not9be9used9
to9identify9members9of9cultural9groups.9To9be9a9member9of9a9specific9culture,9an9individual9
doesnot9need9to9have9certain9identifiable9physical9characteristics.9You9should9not9confuse9p
hysicalcharacteristics9with9cultural9characteristics.9Gender9and9race9are9physical9characteris
tics,9not9cultural9characteristics,9and9are9not9used9to9identify9cultural9groups.