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1. Adverse Childhood Events impact patient True
health independent of health behaviors.
ACEs increase morbidity independent
True of health behaviors.
False
2. The Objective "O" portion of the exam and b. The physical exam findings and the
SOAP note contain which of the following infor- vital signs
mation:
a. The patient's vital signs, the physical exam Objectives findings are are the phys-
findings and the patient's medical history ical exam findings and vital signs.
b. The physical exam findings and the vital Medical history is part of the sub-
signs jective information and the diagnosis
c. The medical history and the vital signs goes with the assessment portion of
d. The final diagnosis the SOAP note.
3. ICD-10 Codes are used to identify the follow- a. Diagnoses
ing:
ICD-10 codes are a diagnostic cod-
a. Diagnoses ing system used classify diseases and
b. Tests Ordered injuries. They are standardized codes
c. Chief Complaint used by national and international
d. History agencies.
4. When conducting a patient visit, you will be __2__
either completing a comprehensive history and A 72 year old man presents com-
physical exam or a focused history and physical
plaining of a 6 month history of fa-
exam. Match each scenario below with the cor- tigue, unintentional weight loss, dizzi-
rect exam type: ness and syncope.
1. Focused. __2__
2. Comprehensive A new patient presents for an annual
physical.
______ A 72 year old man presents complaining __1__
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of a 6 month history of fatigue, unintentional An established patient presents with
weight loss, dizziness and syncope. right ankle pain.
______ A new patient presents for an annual __1__
physical. A 42 year old woman presents with a
______ An established patient presents with chief complaint or pain with urination
right ankle pain. for 2 days.
______ A 42 year old woman presents with a
chief complaint or pain with urination for 2 A focused exam is performed if there
days. is a specific, acute complaint. A 42 yo
woman with pain with urination and
an established patient with right ankle
pain are examples of focused exams.
The exams of a 72 yo man with 6
month history of symptoms and the
new patient with an annual physical
are examples where a comprehensive
exam is necessary.
5. The "Assesment" portion of the SOAP note con- c. The diagnosis
tains which of the following information:
a. The plan of care The diagnosis is the correct answer.
b. The results of the physical assessment Your Sullivan text states that after sub-
c. The diagnosis jective and objective date is gathered,
d. The patient history you will move towards diagnosis for
the Assessment section. The diagno-
sis needs to correlate with the chief
complaint.
6. The Subjective "S" portion of the SOAP note a, b, c, d, e, & f
contains which of the following information?
Select all that apply. The subjective portion contains the
History of presenting illness (HPI),
a. The History of Present Illness pertinent review of systems (ROS),
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b. The Pertinent Review of Systems and pertinent social history. The car-
c. The Cardiovascular Exam Findings diovascular exam findings and vital
d. Pertinent Social History signs go under the Objective portion
e. The Vital Signs of the SOAP note and the Plan of care
f. The Plan of Care goes under the plan portion of the
SOAP.
7. Exam content will come from lectures only so b. false
reading the text is not necessary.
To be adequately prepared as a novice
a. True level APRN upon graduation, it is crit-
b. False ical that you engage with all of the
assigned materials, including lectures
and readings.
8. IPPA is an abbreviation for the correct order of a, GI
the physical exam and documentation for all
systems except: Auscultation should be done FIRST
before touching the abdomen so the
a. GI GI sounds are heard authentically.
b. Chest
c. Musculoskeletal
d. None of the above
9. Examining the patient from patient's right side All
is the standard position for the physical exam.
This is recommended and has several advan- a. Estimates of jugular venous pres-
tages over the left side. Which of the following sure are more reliable.
are advantages to examining the patient from b. The palpating hand rests more
the patient's right side? (select all that apply) comfortably on the apical impulse.
c. The right kidney is frequently more
a. Estimates of jugular venous pressure are palpable than the left.
more reliable. d. Examining tables are frequently
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1. Adverse Childhood Events impact patient True
health independent of health behaviors.
ACEs increase morbidity independent
True of health behaviors.
False
2. The Objective "O" portion of the exam and b. The physical exam findings and the
SOAP note contain which of the following infor- vital signs
mation:
a. The patient's vital signs, the physical exam Objectives findings are are the phys-
findings and the patient's medical history ical exam findings and vital signs.
b. The physical exam findings and the vital Medical history is part of the sub-
signs jective information and the diagnosis
c. The medical history and the vital signs goes with the assessment portion of
d. The final diagnosis the SOAP note.
3. ICD-10 Codes are used to identify the follow- a. Diagnoses
ing:
ICD-10 codes are a diagnostic cod-
a. Diagnoses ing system used classify diseases and
b. Tests Ordered injuries. They are standardized codes
c. Chief Complaint used by national and international
d. History agencies.
4. When conducting a patient visit, you will be __2__
either completing a comprehensive history and A 72 year old man presents com-
physical exam or a focused history and physical
plaining of a 6 month history of fa-
exam. Match each scenario below with the cor- tigue, unintentional weight loss, dizzi-
rect exam type: ness and syncope.
1. Focused. __2__
2. Comprehensive A new patient presents for an annual
physical.
______ A 72 year old man presents complaining __1__
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of a 6 month history of fatigue, unintentional An established patient presents with
weight loss, dizziness and syncope. right ankle pain.
______ A new patient presents for an annual __1__
physical. A 42 year old woman presents with a
______ An established patient presents with chief complaint or pain with urination
right ankle pain. for 2 days.
______ A 42 year old woman presents with a
chief complaint or pain with urination for 2 A focused exam is performed if there
days. is a specific, acute complaint. A 42 yo
woman with pain with urination and
an established patient with right ankle
pain are examples of focused exams.
The exams of a 72 yo man with 6
month history of symptoms and the
new patient with an annual physical
are examples where a comprehensive
exam is necessary.
5. The "Assesment" portion of the SOAP note con- c. The diagnosis
tains which of the following information:
a. The plan of care The diagnosis is the correct answer.
b. The results of the physical assessment Your Sullivan text states that after sub-
c. The diagnosis jective and objective date is gathered,
d. The patient history you will move towards diagnosis for
the Assessment section. The diagno-
sis needs to correlate with the chief
complaint.
6. The Subjective "S" portion of the SOAP note a, b, c, d, e, & f
contains which of the following information?
Select all that apply. The subjective portion contains the
History of presenting illness (HPI),
a. The History of Present Illness pertinent review of systems (ROS),
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b. The Pertinent Review of Systems and pertinent social history. The car-
c. The Cardiovascular Exam Findings diovascular exam findings and vital
d. Pertinent Social History signs go under the Objective portion
e. The Vital Signs of the SOAP note and the Plan of care
f. The Plan of Care goes under the plan portion of the
SOAP.
7. Exam content will come from lectures only so b. false
reading the text is not necessary.
To be adequately prepared as a novice
a. True level APRN upon graduation, it is crit-
b. False ical that you engage with all of the
assigned materials, including lectures
and readings.
8. IPPA is an abbreviation for the correct order of a, GI
the physical exam and documentation for all
systems except: Auscultation should be done FIRST
before touching the abdomen so the
a. GI GI sounds are heard authentically.
b. Chest
c. Musculoskeletal
d. None of the above
9. Examining the patient from patient's right side All
is the standard position for the physical exam.
This is recommended and has several advan- a. Estimates of jugular venous pres-
tages over the left side. Which of the following sure are more reliable.
are advantages to examining the patient from b. The palpating hand rests more
the patient's right side? (select all that apply) comfortably on the apical impulse.
c. The right kidney is frequently more
a. Estimates of jugular venous pressure are palpable than the left.
more reliable. d. Examining tables are frequently
