NR668 VISE MOCK INTERVIEW SCRIPT &
DIAGNOSIS CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED GRADED A+
◉ Knowledge of the use of personal space is helpful for the health
care provider. Personal distance is generally considerd to be:
A) 0 to 1.5 ft
B) 1.5 to 4 ft
C) 4 to 12 ft
D) 12+ ft. Answer: B) 1.5 to 4 ft
Functional use of space: 1.5 to 4 ft is personal distance, used for
much of the physical assesssment
(pg. 29 Jarvis)
◉ Mr. B tells you "Everyone here ignores me." You respond, "Ignores
you?" This technique is described as:
A) Clairification
,B) Selective listening
C) Reflecting
D) Validation. Answer: C) Reflecting
Reflecting echoes clients words by repeating part of what the person
has just said. May help the person to elaborate.
(pg. 33 Jarvis)
◉ What does active listening NOT include?
A) taking detailed notes during the interview
B) watching for clues in body language
C) repeating statements back to the person to make sure you have
understood
D) asking open-ended questions to explore the persons perspective.
Answer: A) taking detailed notes during the interview
Taking too many notes during an interview can be threatening to a
patient when they are discussing sensitive issues, (i.e. drug use, sex)
it breaks eye contact too often, and shifts your attention away from
the patient.
, (pg. 3o Jarvis)
◉ When interviewing a patient who does not speak English, the
examiner should:
A) take advantage of family members who are readily available and
willing to assist
B) use a qualified medical interpreter who is culturally literate
C) seek as much information as possible and then continue with the
physical examination
D) wait until a qualified medical interpreter is availble before
starting the interview. Answer: B) use a qualified medical
interpreter who is culturally literate
Before locating an interpreter, identify the language the person
speaks at home. Be aware that this may vary from the language
spoken in public.
(pg. 45 Jarvis)
◉ With older adults, how should the examiner proceed with the
interview?
A) proceed in a more organized and concise manner
DIAGNOSIS CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED GRADED A+
◉ Knowledge of the use of personal space is helpful for the health
care provider. Personal distance is generally considerd to be:
A) 0 to 1.5 ft
B) 1.5 to 4 ft
C) 4 to 12 ft
D) 12+ ft. Answer: B) 1.5 to 4 ft
Functional use of space: 1.5 to 4 ft is personal distance, used for
much of the physical assesssment
(pg. 29 Jarvis)
◉ Mr. B tells you "Everyone here ignores me." You respond, "Ignores
you?" This technique is described as:
A) Clairification
,B) Selective listening
C) Reflecting
D) Validation. Answer: C) Reflecting
Reflecting echoes clients words by repeating part of what the person
has just said. May help the person to elaborate.
(pg. 33 Jarvis)
◉ What does active listening NOT include?
A) taking detailed notes during the interview
B) watching for clues in body language
C) repeating statements back to the person to make sure you have
understood
D) asking open-ended questions to explore the persons perspective.
Answer: A) taking detailed notes during the interview
Taking too many notes during an interview can be threatening to a
patient when they are discussing sensitive issues, (i.e. drug use, sex)
it breaks eye contact too often, and shifts your attention away from
the patient.
, (pg. 3o Jarvis)
◉ When interviewing a patient who does not speak English, the
examiner should:
A) take advantage of family members who are readily available and
willing to assist
B) use a qualified medical interpreter who is culturally literate
C) seek as much information as possible and then continue with the
physical examination
D) wait until a qualified medical interpreter is availble before
starting the interview. Answer: B) use a qualified medical
interpreter who is culturally literate
Before locating an interpreter, identify the language the person
speaks at home. Be aware that this may vary from the language
spoken in public.
(pg. 45 Jarvis)
◉ With older adults, how should the examiner proceed with the
interview?
A) proceed in a more organized and concise manner
