Interprofessional Approach 10th Edition
by Jane W. Ball, Joyce E. Dains
Chapter 1 - 26
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.The04History04and04Interviewing04Process
2.04Cultural04Competency
3.04Examination04Techniques04and04Equipment
4.04Taking04the04Next04Steps:04Clinical04Reasoning
5.04The04Patient04Record04[New04title04/04focus!]
6.04Vital04Signs04and04Pain04Assessment
7.04Mental04Status
8.04Growth,04Measurement,04and04Nutrition04["formerly04Growth04and04Nutrition"]
9.04Skin,04Hair,04and04Nails
10.04Lymphatic04System
11.04Head04and04Neck
12.04Eyes
13.04Ears,04Nose,04and04Throat
14.04Chest04and04Lungs
15.04Heart
16.04Blood04Vessels
17.04Breasts04and04Axillae
18.04Abdomen
19.04Female04Genitalia
20.04Male04Genitalia
21.04Anus,04Rectum,04and04Prostate
,22.04Musculoskeletal04System
23.04Neurologic04System
24.04Head-to-Toe04Examination04[formerly04Chapter0425:04"Putting04It04All04Together"]
25.04Sports04Participation04Evaluation04[formerly04Chapter0424]
26.04Emergency04or04Life-Threatening04Situations
, Chapter0401:04Cultural04Competency
Ball:04Seidel’s04Guide04to04Physical04Examination,0410th04Edition
MULTIPLE04CHOICE
1. Mr.04L04presents04to04the04clinic04with04severe04groin04pain04and04a04history04of04kidney04st
ones.04Mr.04L’s04son04tells04you04that04for04religious04reasons,04his04father04wishes04to04keep
04any04stone04that04is04passed04into04the04urine04filter04that04he04has04been04using.04What0
4is04 your04most04appropriate04response?
a. ―With04your04father’s04permission,04we04will04examine04the04stone04and04requ
est04that04it04be04returned04to04him.‖
b. ―The04stone04must04be04sent04to04the04lab04for04examination04and04therefore04cannot04be0
4kept.‖
c. ―We04cannot04let04him04keep04his04stone04because04it04violates04our04infection04control04p
olicy.‖
d. ―We04don’t04know04 yet04if04your04father04has04another04kidney04stone,04so04w
e04must04analyze04this04one.‖
ANS:0 4 A
We04should04be04willing04to04modify04the04delivery04of04health04care04in04a04manner04that04
is04respectful04and04in04keeping04with04the04patient’s04cultural04background.04―With04your04f
ather’s04permission,04we04will04examine04the04stone04and04request04that04it04be04returned0
4to04him‖04is04the04most04appropriate04response.
―The04stone04must04be04sent04to04the04lab04for04examination04and04therefore04cannot04be
04kept‖04and04―We04don’t04know04yet04if04your04father04has04another04kidney04stone,04so
04we04must04analyze04this04one‖04do04not04support04the04patient’s04request.04―We04cann
ot04let04him04keep04his04stone04because04it04violates04our04infection04control04policy‖04do
es04not04provide04a04reason04that04it04would04violate04an04infection04control04policy.
DIF:Cognitive04Level:04Analyzing04(Analysis)
OBJ:Nursing04process—assessment MSC:0 4 Physiologic04Integrity:04Physiologic04Adaptation
2. Which04statement04is04true04regarding04the04relationship04of04physical04characteristics04and04c
ulture?
a. Physical04characteristics04should04be04used04to04identify04members04of04cultural04groups.
b. There04is04a04difference04between04distinguishing04cultural04characteri
stics04and04distinguishing04physical04characteristics.
c. To04be04a04member04of04a04specific04culture,04an04individual04must04have04certa
in04identifiable04physical04characteristics.
d. Gender04and04race04are04the04two04essential04physical04characteristics04use
d04to04identify04cultural04groups.
ANS:0 4 B
Physical04characteristics04are04not04used04to04identify04cultural04groups;04there04is04a04diffe
rence04between04the04two,04and04they04are04considered04separately.04Physical04characteris