NR509- Physical Assessment
Week 1 2026/2027 Expert
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Patient centered care - ANSWER ✔✔Patient expressions, emotions,
perceptions, feelings, attitudes towards disease focus
clinician centered care - ANSWER ✔✔symptom/disease focus
focuses assessments - ANSWER ✔✔addresses focused concerns or
symptoms
used for established patients during routine or urgent care visits
health history and physical exams are focused on the problem
includes: brief history of present illness; only the system related to the
problem in the review of systems
,comprehensive assessments - ANSWER ✔✔used for new patients
provides personalized information about the patients
strengthens the clinician-patietns relations
provides a baseline for future assessment s
provides an opportunity for health promotion education and counseling
includes: extended history of the present illness; at least two areas of
past medical history, family history, and social history; at least 10
systems in the review of systems
subjective data - ANSWER ✔✔symptoms the patients describes and
their feelings, perceptions, and concerns
includes information obtained for the patient during health history
objective data - ANSWER ✔✔physical examination findings or signs
observed
includes laboratory information and test data
FIFE - ANSWER ✔✔Feelings, ideas, function, expectations
gathers information about the patients perspective of the illness
part of gathering information in patient centered approach
, basic interviewing techniques - ANSWER ✔✔active listening,
empathy, guided questioning, nonverbal communication, validating,
reassuring, partnering, summarizing, transitions, empowerment
active listening - ANSWER ✔✔involves closely attending to what the
client is communicating, connecting to the client's emotional state, and
using verbal and nonverbal skills to encourage the client to expand on
their feelings and concerns
empathy - ANSWER ✔✔encompasses identifying with the client and
feeling their pain as one's own, then responding to them in a supportive
manner.
guided questioning - ANSWER ✔✔help to elicit more information,
while still showing a continued interest in the client's feelings and story.
Some techniques of guided questioning include moving from open-
ended to more focused questions; clarifying what the client means;
encouraging with continuers such as "go on"; using a series of questions
one at a time; and using questions that require a graded response (i.e.,
how many stairs can you climb before feeling short of breath?).
nonverbal communication - ANSWER ✔✔includes eye contact, facial
expression, posture, head position, and movement such as shaking or
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Week 1 2026/2027 Expert
Verifed Ace the Test
Patient centered care - ANSWER ✔✔Patient expressions, emotions,
perceptions, feelings, attitudes towards disease focus
clinician centered care - ANSWER ✔✔symptom/disease focus
focuses assessments - ANSWER ✔✔addresses focused concerns or
symptoms
used for established patients during routine or urgent care visits
health history and physical exams are focused on the problem
includes: brief history of present illness; only the system related to the
problem in the review of systems
,comprehensive assessments - ANSWER ✔✔used for new patients
provides personalized information about the patients
strengthens the clinician-patietns relations
provides a baseline for future assessment s
provides an opportunity for health promotion education and counseling
includes: extended history of the present illness; at least two areas of
past medical history, family history, and social history; at least 10
systems in the review of systems
subjective data - ANSWER ✔✔symptoms the patients describes and
their feelings, perceptions, and concerns
includes information obtained for the patient during health history
objective data - ANSWER ✔✔physical examination findings or signs
observed
includes laboratory information and test data
FIFE - ANSWER ✔✔Feelings, ideas, function, expectations
gathers information about the patients perspective of the illness
part of gathering information in patient centered approach
, basic interviewing techniques - ANSWER ✔✔active listening,
empathy, guided questioning, nonverbal communication, validating,
reassuring, partnering, summarizing, transitions, empowerment
active listening - ANSWER ✔✔involves closely attending to what the
client is communicating, connecting to the client's emotional state, and
using verbal and nonverbal skills to encourage the client to expand on
their feelings and concerns
empathy - ANSWER ✔✔encompasses identifying with the client and
feeling their pain as one's own, then responding to them in a supportive
manner.
guided questioning - ANSWER ✔✔help to elicit more information,
while still showing a continued interest in the client's feelings and story.
Some techniques of guided questioning include moving from open-
ended to more focused questions; clarifying what the client means;
encouraging with continuers such as "go on"; using a series of questions
one at a time; and using questions that require a graded response (i.e.,
how many stairs can you climb before feeling short of breath?).
nonverbal communication - ANSWER ✔✔includes eye contact, facial
expression, posture, head position, and movement such as shaking or
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STATEMENT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
