Assessment, 9th Edition by Carolyn Jarvis.
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Physical,Examination,and,HealthAssessment,9th, Edi
tion
Authors:,Carolyn,Jarvis,,Ann,L.,Eckhardt
Table,of,Contents 1
Chapter,01:,Evidence-Based,Assessment, 2
Chapter,02:,Cultural,Assessment, 15
Chapter,03:,The,Interview 31
Chapter,04:,The,Complete,Health,History, 49
Chapter,05:,Mental,Status,Assessment, 64
Chapter,06:,Substance,Use,Assessment 80
Chapter,07:,Domestic,and,Family,Violence,Assessment, 86
Chapter,08:,Assessment,Techniques,and,Safety,in,the,Cli, nical,Setting 92
Chapter,09:,General,Survey,and,Measurement 111
Chapter,10:,Vital,Signs 118
,Chapter,11:,Pain,Assessment
133
Chapter,12:,Nutrition,Assessment, 141
Chapter,13:,Skin,,Hair,,and,Nails 155
Chapter,14:,Head,,Face,,Neck,,and,Regional,Lymphatics 176
Chapter,15:,Eyes 194
Chapter,16:,Ears 211
Chapter,17:,Nose,,Mouth,,and,Throat 228
Chapter,18:,Breasts,,Axillae,,and,Regional,Lymphatics 246
Chapter,19:,Thorax,and,Lungs 266
Chapter,20:,Heart,and,Neck,Vessels 284
Chapter,21:,Peripheral,Vascular,System,and,Lymphatic,System, 303
320
Chapter,22:,Abdomen
337
Chapter,23:,Musculoskeletal,System
358
,Chapter, 24:, Neurologic, System
382
,Chapter,25:,Male,Genitourinary,System,
400
Chapter,26:Anus,,Rectum,,and,Prostate
414
Chapter,27:,Female,Genitourinary,System
436
Chapter,28:,The,Complete,Health,Assessment:,Adult
449
Chapter,29:,The,Complete,Physical,Assessment:,Infant,,Child,,and,Adolescent
452
Chapter,30:,Bedside,Assessment,and,Electronic,Documentation
458
Chapter,31:,The,Pregnant,Woman
471
Chapter,32:,Functional,Assessment,of,the,Older,Adult
,Chapter,01:,Evidence-Based,Assessment
MULTIPLE, CHOICE
1. After,completing,an,initial,assessment,of,a,patient,,the,nurse,has,charted,that,his,respirations,are,eupneic,and,his,
pulse, is, 58, beats, per, minute., These, types, of, data, wouldbe:
a. Objective.
b. Reflective.
c. Subjective.
d. Introspective.
ANS:,A
Objective,data,are,what,the,health,professional,observes,by,inspecting,,percussing,,palpating,,and,auscultating,duri
ng,the,physical,examination.,Subjective,data,is,what,the,person,says,about,him,or,herself,during,history,taking., Th
e, terms, reflective, and, introspective, are, not, used, to, describe, data.
DIF:, Cognitive, Level:, Understanding, (Comprehension)
MSC:, Client, Needs:, Safe, and, Effective, Care, Environment:, Management, of, Care
2. A, patient, tells, the, nurse, that,he,is, very, nervous,, is, nauseated,, and,feels, hot., These, types, of, data,would, be:
a. Objective.
b. Reflective.
c. Subjective.
d. Introspective.
, ANS:,C
Subjective,data,are,what,the,person,says,about,him,or,herself,during,history,taking.,Objective,data,are,what,the,he
alth, professional, observes, by, inspecting,, percussing,, palpating,, and, auscultating, during, the, physical,examin
ation., The, terms, reflective, and, introspective, are, not, used,to, describe, data.
DIF:, Cognitive, Level:, Understanding, (Comprehension)
MSC:, Client, Needs:, Safe, and, Effective, Care, Environment:, Management, of, Care
3. The, patients, record,, laboratory, studies,, objective, data,, and, subjective, data, combine, to, form, the:
a. Data,base.
b. Admitting, data.