PCHA Final Exam – Questions With Correct Solutions
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A patient tells the nurse that he is very subjective
nervous, nauseated and that he "feels hot".
This type of data would be considered:
Because the physical environment in which reduce noise by turning off televisions and cell phones
an interview takes place is an important
consideration for the success of an
interview, the interviewer should:
A nurse is taking complete health histories an open-ended question
on all the patients attending a wellness
workshop. While conducting an interview
with a patient, the nurse asks, "Can you tell
me a little about yourself?" This question is
an example of:
During an interview, a parent of a uncomfortable talking about his child's treatment
hospitalized child is sitting in an open
position. As the interviewer begins to
discuss the child's treatment, however, the
parent suddenly crosses the arms against
the chest and crosses the legs. Based on the
understanding that nonverbal modes of
communication provide clues to
understanding feelings, the sudden change
in body position would suggest that the
parent is:
, A 59-year-old patient is returning to the J.M. is a 59-year-old patient here for having "black stools" for
outpatient clinic for a follow up visit. The the past 24 hours.
patient has a history of ulcerative colitis. The
patient states he has been having "black
stools" for the last 24 hours. Which of the
following would be the most complete way
for the nurse to document the patient's
reason for seeking care?
Which of the following statements best to provide a database of subjective information about the
describes the purpose of a health history? patient's past and current health.
The inspection phase of the physical begins the moment you first meet the person and develop a
assessment: "general survey".
A patient is at the clinic for a physical Appear unhurried and confident when examining the patient.
examination. He states that he is "very
anxious" about the physical exam. What
steps can the examiner take to make the
patient more comfortable?
When performing a physical examination, Wash hands at the beginning of the examination and any time
safety must be considered to protect the that one leaves and re-enters the room.
examiner and the patient against the spread
of infection. Which of the following
statements describes the most appropriate
actions the examiner should take when
performing a physical examination?
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A patient tells the nurse that he is very subjective
nervous, nauseated and that he "feels hot".
This type of data would be considered:
Because the physical environment in which reduce noise by turning off televisions and cell phones
an interview takes place is an important
consideration for the success of an
interview, the interviewer should:
A nurse is taking complete health histories an open-ended question
on all the patients attending a wellness
workshop. While conducting an interview
with a patient, the nurse asks, "Can you tell
me a little about yourself?" This question is
an example of:
During an interview, a parent of a uncomfortable talking about his child's treatment
hospitalized child is sitting in an open
position. As the interviewer begins to
discuss the child's treatment, however, the
parent suddenly crosses the arms against
the chest and crosses the legs. Based on the
understanding that nonverbal modes of
communication provide clues to
understanding feelings, the sudden change
in body position would suggest that the
parent is:
, A 59-year-old patient is returning to the J.M. is a 59-year-old patient here for having "black stools" for
outpatient clinic for a follow up visit. The the past 24 hours.
patient has a history of ulcerative colitis. The
patient states he has been having "black
stools" for the last 24 hours. Which of the
following would be the most complete way
for the nurse to document the patient's
reason for seeking care?
Which of the following statements best to provide a database of subjective information about the
describes the purpose of a health history? patient's past and current health.
The inspection phase of the physical begins the moment you first meet the person and develop a
assessment: "general survey".
A patient is at the clinic for a physical Appear unhurried and confident when examining the patient.
examination. He states that he is "very
anxious" about the physical exam. What
steps can the examiner take to make the
patient more comfortable?
When performing a physical examination, Wash hands at the beginning of the examination and any time
safety must be considered to protect the that one leaves and re-enters the room.
examiner and the patient against the spread
of infection. Which of the following
statements describes the most appropriate
actions the examiner should take when
performing a physical examination?
