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Nursing 315 Exam UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS When taking any health history, you should always know the: - CORRECT ANSWER Reason for seeking care, or chief complaint. An electronic medical record (EMR) is a - CORRECT ANSWER Digital recording of the patient health record. a. Mr. K tells you that he is very nervous and that he is nauseous and feels hot. This type of data is: - CORRECT ANSWER Subjective. c. You have completed your initial assessment on Mr. K. You charted that his respirations are 20, his pulse is 58. This type of data is: - CORRECT ANSWER Objective. The nurse is recording a genogram on a client. Male family members are usually recorded by using a: - CORRECT ANSWER a. Square The nurse is obtaining a chronology (timing) of a client's illness. An appropriate question would be: - CORRECT ANSWER b. Were you ever hospitalized for this condition? When taking a history and asking about medications, nurses should also ask about: - CORRECT ANSWER Over the counter medications, dietary supplements, and herbal remedies. Which of the following is objective information? - CORRECT ANSWER .

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Nursing 315 Exam UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
When taking any health history, you should always know the: - CORRECT ANSWER c.

Reason for seeking care, or chief complaint.



An electronic medical record (EMR) is a - CORRECT ANSWER a.

Digital recording of the patient health record.



Mr. K tells you that he is very nervous and that he is nauseous and feels hot.



This type of data is: - CORRECT ANSWER Subjective.



You have completed your initial assessment on Mr. K. You charted that his respirations are 20, his
pulse is 58.



This type of data is: - CORRECT ANSWER Objective.



The nurse is recording a genogram on a client. Male family members are usually recorded by using a:
- CORRECT ANSWER a.

Square



The nurse is obtaining a chronology (timing) of a client's illness. An appropriate question would be: -
CORRECT ANSWER b.

Were you ever hospitalized for this condition?



When taking a history and asking about medications, nurses should also ask about: - CORRECT
ANSWER Over the counter medications, dietary supplements, and herbal remedies.



Which of the following is objective

information? - CORRECT ANSWER .

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