TEST BANK FOR Advanced Assessment Interpreting
ii ii ii ii ii
Findings and Formulating Differential Diagnoses
ii ii ii ii ii ii
4th Edition Goolsby Chapters 1 - 22 | Complete
ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii
, TABLE OF CONTENTSii ii
➢ Chapter ii1. iiAssessment iiand iiClinical iiDecision iiMaking: iiAn iiOverview
➢ Chapter ii2. iiGenomic iiAssessment: iiInterpreting iiFindings iiand iiFormulating iiDifferential iiDiagnoses
➢ Chapter ii3. iiSkin
➢ Chapter ii4. iiHead, iiFace, iiand iiNeck
➢ Chapter ii5. iiThe iiEye
➢ Chapter ii6. iiEar, iiNose, iiMouth, iiand iiThroat
➢ Chapter ii7. iiCardiac iiand iiPeripheral iiVascular iiSystems
➢ Chapter ii8. iiRespiratory iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii9. iiBreasts
➢ Chapter ii10. iiAbdomen
➢ Chapter ii11. iiGenitourinary iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii12. iiMale iiReproductive iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii13. iiFemale iiReproductive iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii14. iiMusculoskeletal iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii15. iiNeurological iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii16. iiNonspecific iiComplaints
➢ Chapter ii17. iiPsychiatric iiMental iiHealth
➢ Chapter ii18. iiPediatric iiPatients
➢ Chapter ii19. iiPregnant iiPatients
➢ Chapter ii20. iiAssessment iiof iithe iiTransgender iior iiGender iiDiverse iiAdult
➢ Chapter ii21. iiOlder iiPatients
➢ Chapter ii22. iiPersons iiWith iiDisabilities
, ➢ Chapter 1. Assessment and Clinical Decision Making: An Overview
ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii
Multiple ii Choice
Identify iithe iichoice iithat iibest iicompletes iithe iistatement iior iianswers iithe iiquestion.
ii 1. Which iitype iiof iiclinical iidecision-making iiis iimost iireliable?
A. Intuitive
B. Analytical
C. Experiential
D. Augenblick
ii 2. Which iiof iithe iifollowing iiis iifalse? iiTo iiobtain iiadequate iihistory, iihealth-care iiproviders iimust iibe:
A. Methodical iiand iisystematic
B. Attentive iito iithe iipatient’s iiverbal iiand iinonverbal
iilanguage
C. Able iito iiaccurately iiinterpret iithe iipatient’s iiresponses
D. Adept iiat iireading iiinto iithe iipatient’s iistatements
ii 3. Essential iiparts iiof iia iihealth iihistory iiinclude iiall iiof iithe iifollowing iiexcept:
A. Chief iicomplaint
B. History iiof iithe iipresent iiillness
C. Current iivital iisigns
D. All iiof iithe iiabove iiare iiessential iihistory
iicomponents
ii 4. Which iiof iithe iifollowing iiis iifalse? iiWhile iiperforming iithe iiphysical iiexamination, iithe iiexaminer iimust iibe iiable iito:
A. Differentiate iibetween iinormal iiand iiabnormal iifindings
B. Recall iiknowledge iiof iia iirange iiof iiconditions iiand iitheir iiassociated iisigns iiand
iisymptoms
C. Recognize iihow iicertain iiconditions iiaffect iithe iiresponse iito iiother iiconditions
D. Foresee iiunpredictable iifindings
ii 5. The iifollowing iiis iithe iileast iireliable iisource iiof iiinformation iifor iidiagnostic iistatistics:
A. Evidence-based iiinvestigations
B. Primary iireports iiof iiresearch
C. Estimation iibased iion iia iiprovider’s
iiexperience
D. Published iimeta-analyses
ii 6. The iifollowing iican iibe iiused iito iiassist iiin iisound iiclinical iidecision-making:
A. Algorithm ipublished iiin iia iipeer-reviewed iijournal
iiarticle
B. Clinical iipractice iiguidelines
C. Evidence-based iiresearch
D. All iiof iithe iiabove
ii 7. If iia iidiagnostic iistudy iihas iihigh iisensitivity, ii this iiindicates iia:
A. High iipercentage iiof iipersons iiwith iithe iigiven iicondition iiwill iihave iian iiabnormal
iiresult
B. Low iipercentage iiof iipersons iiwith iithe iigiven iicondition iiwill iihave iian iiabnormal
iiresult
C. Low iilikelihood iiof iinormal iiresult iiin iipersons iiwithout iia iigiven iicondition
D. None iiof iithe iiabove
ii 8. If iia iidiagnostic iistudy iihas iihigh iispecificity, i i this iiindicates iia:
A. Low iipercentage iiof iihealthy iiindividuals iiwill iishow iia iinormal iiresult
B. High iipercentage iiof iihealthy iiindividuals iiwill iishow iia iinormal iiresult
C. High iipercentage iiof iiindividuals iiwith iia iidisorder iiwill iishow iia iinormal
iiresult
D. Low iipercentage iiof iiindividuals iiwith iia iidisorder iiwill iishow iian iiabnormal
iiresult
ii 9. A iilikelihood ii ratio iiabove ii1 iiindicates iithat iia iidiagnostic iitest iishowing iia:
A. Positive iiresult iiis iistrongly iiassociated iiwith iithe iidisease
B. Negative iiresult iiis iistrongly iiassociated iiwith iiabsence iiof iithe
iidisease
C. Positive iiresult iiis iiweakly iiassociated iiwith iithe iidisease
D. Negative iiresult iiis iiweakly iiassociated iiwith iiabsence iiof iithe
iidisease
, ii 10. Which iiof iithe iifollowing iiclinical iireasoning iitools iiis iidefined iias iievidence-based iiresource iibased iion iimathematical iimodeling
to iiexpress iithe iilikelihood iiof iia iicondition iiin iiselect iisituations, iisettings, iiand/or iipatients?
ii ii ii ii ii
Findings and Formulating Differential Diagnoses
ii ii ii ii ii ii
4th Edition Goolsby Chapters 1 - 22 | Complete
ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii
, TABLE OF CONTENTSii ii
➢ Chapter ii1. iiAssessment iiand iiClinical iiDecision iiMaking: iiAn iiOverview
➢ Chapter ii2. iiGenomic iiAssessment: iiInterpreting iiFindings iiand iiFormulating iiDifferential iiDiagnoses
➢ Chapter ii3. iiSkin
➢ Chapter ii4. iiHead, iiFace, iiand iiNeck
➢ Chapter ii5. iiThe iiEye
➢ Chapter ii6. iiEar, iiNose, iiMouth, iiand iiThroat
➢ Chapter ii7. iiCardiac iiand iiPeripheral iiVascular iiSystems
➢ Chapter ii8. iiRespiratory iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii9. iiBreasts
➢ Chapter ii10. iiAbdomen
➢ Chapter ii11. iiGenitourinary iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii12. iiMale iiReproductive iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii13. iiFemale iiReproductive iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii14. iiMusculoskeletal iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii15. iiNeurological iiSystem
➢ Chapter ii16. iiNonspecific iiComplaints
➢ Chapter ii17. iiPsychiatric iiMental iiHealth
➢ Chapter ii18. iiPediatric iiPatients
➢ Chapter ii19. iiPregnant iiPatients
➢ Chapter ii20. iiAssessment iiof iithe iiTransgender iior iiGender iiDiverse iiAdult
➢ Chapter ii21. iiOlder iiPatients
➢ Chapter ii22. iiPersons iiWith iiDisabilities
, ➢ Chapter 1. Assessment and Clinical Decision Making: An Overview
ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii
Multiple ii Choice
Identify iithe iichoice iithat iibest iicompletes iithe iistatement iior iianswers iithe iiquestion.
ii 1. Which iitype iiof iiclinical iidecision-making iiis iimost iireliable?
A. Intuitive
B. Analytical
C. Experiential
D. Augenblick
ii 2. Which iiof iithe iifollowing iiis iifalse? iiTo iiobtain iiadequate iihistory, iihealth-care iiproviders iimust iibe:
A. Methodical iiand iisystematic
B. Attentive iito iithe iipatient’s iiverbal iiand iinonverbal
iilanguage
C. Able iito iiaccurately iiinterpret iithe iipatient’s iiresponses
D. Adept iiat iireading iiinto iithe iipatient’s iistatements
ii 3. Essential iiparts iiof iia iihealth iihistory iiinclude iiall iiof iithe iifollowing iiexcept:
A. Chief iicomplaint
B. History iiof iithe iipresent iiillness
C. Current iivital iisigns
D. All iiof iithe iiabove iiare iiessential iihistory
iicomponents
ii 4. Which iiof iithe iifollowing iiis iifalse? iiWhile iiperforming iithe iiphysical iiexamination, iithe iiexaminer iimust iibe iiable iito:
A. Differentiate iibetween iinormal iiand iiabnormal iifindings
B. Recall iiknowledge iiof iia iirange iiof iiconditions iiand iitheir iiassociated iisigns iiand
iisymptoms
C. Recognize iihow iicertain iiconditions iiaffect iithe iiresponse iito iiother iiconditions
D. Foresee iiunpredictable iifindings
ii 5. The iifollowing iiis iithe iileast iireliable iisource iiof iiinformation iifor iidiagnostic iistatistics:
A. Evidence-based iiinvestigations
B. Primary iireports iiof iiresearch
C. Estimation iibased iion iia iiprovider’s
iiexperience
D. Published iimeta-analyses
ii 6. The iifollowing iican iibe iiused iito iiassist iiin iisound iiclinical iidecision-making:
A. Algorithm ipublished iiin iia iipeer-reviewed iijournal
iiarticle
B. Clinical iipractice iiguidelines
C. Evidence-based iiresearch
D. All iiof iithe iiabove
ii 7. If iia iidiagnostic iistudy iihas iihigh iisensitivity, ii this iiindicates iia:
A. High iipercentage iiof iipersons iiwith iithe iigiven iicondition iiwill iihave iian iiabnormal
iiresult
B. Low iipercentage iiof iipersons iiwith iithe iigiven iicondition iiwill iihave iian iiabnormal
iiresult
C. Low iilikelihood iiof iinormal iiresult iiin iipersons iiwithout iia iigiven iicondition
D. None iiof iithe iiabove
ii 8. If iia iidiagnostic iistudy iihas iihigh iispecificity, i i this iiindicates iia:
A. Low iipercentage iiof iihealthy iiindividuals iiwill iishow iia iinormal iiresult
B. High iipercentage iiof iihealthy iiindividuals iiwill iishow iia iinormal iiresult
C. High iipercentage iiof iiindividuals iiwith iia iidisorder iiwill iishow iia iinormal
iiresult
D. Low iipercentage iiof iiindividuals iiwith iia iidisorder iiwill iishow iian iiabnormal
iiresult
ii 9. A iilikelihood ii ratio iiabove ii1 iiindicates iithat iia iidiagnostic iitest iishowing iia:
A. Positive iiresult iiis iistrongly iiassociated iiwith iithe iidisease
B. Negative iiresult iiis iistrongly iiassociated iiwith iiabsence iiof iithe
iidisease
C. Positive iiresult iiis iiweakly iiassociated iiwith iithe iidisease
D. Negative iiresult iiis iiweakly iiassociated iiwith iiabsence iiof iithe
iidisease
, ii 10. Which iiof iithe iifollowing iiclinical iireasoning iitools iiis iidefined iias iievidence-based iiresource iibased iion iimathematical iimodeling
to iiexpress iithe iilikelihood iiof iia iicondition iiin iiselect iisituations, iisettings, iiand/or iipatients?
