, Test Bank for
Physical
Examination and
Health
Assessment, 8th
Edition, Carolyn
Jarvis, ISBN: 978
f4 f4
0323510806
, PHYSICAL EXAMINATION AND HEALTH ASSESSMENT 8TH EDITION JARVI
S TEST BANK
2
Chapter f 4 f 4 01: f 4 f 4 Evidence-Based f 4 f 4 Assessment
MULTIPLEf 4 f 4 CHOICE
1. After completing an initial assessment of a patient, the nurse has charted that
hisf4respirations are eupneic and his pulse is 58 beats per
minute. These types of d
ataf 4 f 4 wouldf 4 f 4 be:
a. Objective.
b. Reflective.
c. Subjective.
d. Introspective.
ANS:f 4 f 4 A
Objectivef 4 f 4 dataf 4 f 4 aref 4 f 4 whatf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 healthf 4 f 4 professionalf 4 f 4 observesf 4 f 4 byWWinspecting,f 4 f
4 percussing,f 4 f 4 palpatif4ng,f 4 f 4 andf 4 f 4 auscultatingf 4 f 4 duringf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 physicalf 4 f 4 examination.f 4
f 4 Subjectivef 4 f 4 dataf 4 f 4 isf 4 f 4 whatf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 perf4sonf 4 f 4 saysf 4 f 4 aboutf 4 f 4 himf 4 f 4 orf 4 f 4 hers
elff 4 f 4 duringf 4 f 4 historyf 4 taking.f 4 f 4 Thef 4 f 4 termsf 4 f 4 reflectivef 4 f 4 andf 4 f 4 introsf4pectivef 4 f 4 aref
4 f 4 notf 4 f 4 usedf 4 f 4 tof 4 f 4 describef 4 f 4 data.
DIF:f 4 f 4 Cognitivef 4 f 4 Level:f 4 f 4 Understandingf 4 f 4 (Comprehension)
MSC:f 4 f 4 Clientf 4 f 4 Needs:f 4 f 4 Safef 4 f 4 andf 4 f 4 Effectivef 4 f 4 CareWWEnvironment:f 4 f 4 Managementf 4 f 4 of
f 4 f 4 Care
2.f4A patient tells the nurse that he isWWvery nervNo uUsR, SisINnaGuTsB
ea.CteOdM
, WWand feels hot. These
types of data would be:
a. Objective.
b. Reflective.
c. Subjective.
d. Introspective.
ANS: C
Subjectivef 4 f 4 dataf 4 f 4 aref 4 f 4 whatf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 personf 4 f 4 saysf 4 f 4 aboutf 4 f 4 himf 4 f 4 orf 4 f 4 herselff 4 f 4 d
uringf 4 f 4 historyf 4 f 4 taking.
Objectivef 4 f 4 dataf 4 f 4 aref 4 f 4 whatf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 healthf 4 f 4 professionalf 4 f 4 observesf 4 f 4 byf 4 f 4 inspecting,f 4 f 4 p
ercussing,f 4 f 4 palf4pating,f 4 f 4 andf 4 f 4 auscultatingf 4 f 4 duringf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 physicalf 4 f 4 examination.f 4 f 4 Thef 4 f 4 t
ermsf 4 f 4 reflectivef 4 andf 4 f 4 introsf4pectivef 4 f 4 aref 4 f 4 notf 4 f 4 usedf 4 f 4 tof 4 f 4 describef 4 f 4 data.
DIF:f 4 f 4 Cognitivef 4 f 4 Level:f 4 f 4 Understandingf 4 f 4 (Comprehension)
MSC:f 4 f 4 Clientf 4 f 4 Needs:f 4 f 4 Safef 4 f 4 andf 4 f 4 Effectivef 4 f 4 Caref 4 f 4 Environment:f 4 f 4 Managementf 4 f
4 off 4 f 4 Care
3. The patients record, laboratory studies, objective data, and subjective data combine
tof4form the:
NURSINGTB.COM
, a. Data base.
NURSINGTB.COM
Physical
Examination and
Health
Assessment, 8th
Edition, Carolyn
Jarvis, ISBN: 978
f4 f4
0323510806
, PHYSICAL EXAMINATION AND HEALTH ASSESSMENT 8TH EDITION JARVI
S TEST BANK
2
Chapter f 4 f 4 01: f 4 f 4 Evidence-Based f 4 f 4 Assessment
MULTIPLEf 4 f 4 CHOICE
1. After completing an initial assessment of a patient, the nurse has charted that
hisf4respirations are eupneic and his pulse is 58 beats per
minute. These types of d
ataf 4 f 4 wouldf 4 f 4 be:
a. Objective.
b. Reflective.
c. Subjective.
d. Introspective.
ANS:f 4 f 4 A
Objectivef 4 f 4 dataf 4 f 4 aref 4 f 4 whatf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 healthf 4 f 4 professionalf 4 f 4 observesf 4 f 4 byWWinspecting,f 4 f
4 percussing,f 4 f 4 palpatif4ng,f 4 f 4 andf 4 f 4 auscultatingf 4 f 4 duringf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 physicalf 4 f 4 examination.f 4
f 4 Subjectivef 4 f 4 dataf 4 f 4 isf 4 f 4 whatf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 perf4sonf 4 f 4 saysf 4 f 4 aboutf 4 f 4 himf 4 f 4 orf 4 f 4 hers
elff 4 f 4 duringf 4 f 4 historyf 4 taking.f 4 f 4 Thef 4 f 4 termsf 4 f 4 reflectivef 4 f 4 andf 4 f 4 introsf4pectivef 4 f 4 aref
4 f 4 notf 4 f 4 usedf 4 f 4 tof 4 f 4 describef 4 f 4 data.
DIF:f 4 f 4 Cognitivef 4 f 4 Level:f 4 f 4 Understandingf 4 f 4 (Comprehension)
MSC:f 4 f 4 Clientf 4 f 4 Needs:f 4 f 4 Safef 4 f 4 andf 4 f 4 Effectivef 4 f 4 CareWWEnvironment:f 4 f 4 Managementf 4 f 4 of
f 4 f 4 Care
2.f4A patient tells the nurse that he isWWvery nervNo uUsR, SisINnaGuTsB
ea.CteOdM
, WWand feels hot. These
types of data would be:
a. Objective.
b. Reflective.
c. Subjective.
d. Introspective.
ANS: C
Subjectivef 4 f 4 dataf 4 f 4 aref 4 f 4 whatf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 personf 4 f 4 saysf 4 f 4 aboutf 4 f 4 himf 4 f 4 orf 4 f 4 herselff 4 f 4 d
uringf 4 f 4 historyf 4 f 4 taking.
Objectivef 4 f 4 dataf 4 f 4 aref 4 f 4 whatf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 healthf 4 f 4 professionalf 4 f 4 observesf 4 f 4 byf 4 f 4 inspecting,f 4 f 4 p
ercussing,f 4 f 4 palf4pating,f 4 f 4 andf 4 f 4 auscultatingf 4 f 4 duringf 4 f 4 thef 4 f 4 physicalf 4 f 4 examination.f 4 f 4 Thef 4 f 4 t
ermsf 4 f 4 reflectivef 4 andf 4 f 4 introsf4pectivef 4 f 4 aref 4 f 4 notf 4 f 4 usedf 4 f 4 tof 4 f 4 describef 4 f 4 data.
DIF:f 4 f 4 Cognitivef 4 f 4 Level:f 4 f 4 Understandingf 4 f 4 (Comprehension)
MSC:f 4 f 4 Clientf 4 f 4 Needs:f 4 f 4 Safef 4 f 4 andf 4 f 4 Effectivef 4 f 4 Caref 4 f 4 Environment:f 4 f 4 Managementf 4 f
4 off 4 f 4 Care
3. The patients record, laboratory studies, objective data, and subjective data combine
tof4form the:
NURSINGTB.COM
, a. Data base.
NURSINGTB.COM
