Test Bank For Seidel's Guide to Physical Examination An
Interprofessional Approach 10th Edition
by Jane W. Ball, Joyce E. Dains
Chapter 1 - 26
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.The11History11and11Interviewing11Process
2.11Cultural11Competency
3.11Examination11Techniques11and11Equipment
4.11Taking11the11Next11Steps:11Clinical11Reasoning
5.11The11Patient11Record11[New11title11/11focus!]
6.11Vital11Signs11and11Pain11Assessment
7.11Mental11Status
8.11Growth,11Measurement,11and11Nutrition11["formerly11Growth11and11Nutrition"]
9.11Skin,11Hair,11and11Nails
10.11Lymphatic11System
11.11Head11and11Neck
12.11Eyes
13.11Ears,11Nose,11and11Throat
14.11Chest11and11Lungs
15.11Heart
16.11Blood11Vessels
17.11Breasts11and11Axillae
18.11Abdomen
19.11Female11Genitalia
20.11Male11Genitalia
21.11Anus,11Rectum,11and11Prostate
,22.11Musculoskeletal11System
23.11Neurologic11System
24.11Head-to-Toe11Examination11[formerly11Chapter1125:11"Putting11It11All11Together"]
25.11Sports11Participation11Evaluation11[formerly11Chapter1124]
26.11Emergency11or11Life-Threatening11Situations
, Chapter1101:11Cultural11Competency
Ball:11Seidel’s11Guide11to11Physical11Examination,1110th11Edition
MULTIPLE11CHOICE
1. Mr.11L11presents11to11the11clinic11with11severe11groin11pain11and11a11history11of11kidney11st
ones.11Mr.11L’s11son11tells11you11that11for11religious11reasons,11his11father11wishes11to11keep
11any11stone11that11is11passed11into11the11urine11filter11that11he11has11been11using.11What1
1is11 your11most11appropriate11response?
a. ―With11your11father’s11permission,11we11will11examine11the11stone11and11requ
est11that11it11be11returned11to11him.‖
b. ―The11stone11must11be11sent11to11the11lab11for11examination11and11therefore11cannot11be1
1kept.‖
c. ―We11cannot11let11him11keep11his11stone11because11it11violates11our11infection11control11p
olicy.‖
d. ―We11don’t11know11 yet11if11your11father11has11another11kidney11stone,11so11w
e11must11analyze11this11one.‖
ANS:1 1 A
We11should11be11willing11to11modify11the11delivery11of11health11care11in11a11manner11that11
is11respectful11and11in11keeping11with11the11patient’s11cultural11background.11―With11your11f
ather’s11permission,11we11will11examine11the11stone11and11request11that11it11be11returned1
1to11him‖11is11the11most11appropriate11response.
―The11stone11must11be11sent11to11the11lab11for11examination11and11therefore11cannot11be
11kept‖11and11―We11don’t11know11yet11if11your11father11has11another11kidney11stone,11so
11we11must11analyze11this11one‖11do11not11support11the11patient’s11request.11―We11cann
ot11let11him11keep11his11stone11because11it11violates11our11infection11control11policy‖11do
es11not11provide11a11reason11that11it11would11violate11an11infection11control11policy.
DIF:Cognitive11Level:11Analyzing11(Analysis)
OBJ:Nursing11process—assessment MSC:1 1 Physiologic11Integrity:11Physiologic11Adaptation
2. Which11statement11is11true11regarding11the11relationship11of11physical11characteristics11and11c
ulture?
a. Physical11characteristics11should11be11used11to11identify11members11of11cultural11groups.
b. There11is11a11difference11between11distinguishing11cultural11characteri
stics11and11distinguishing11physical11characteristics.
c. To11be11a11member11of11a11specific11culture,11an11individual11must11have11certa
in11identifiable11physical11characteristics.
d. Gender11and11race11are11the11two11essential11physical11characteristics11use
d11to11identify11cultural11groups.
ANS:1 1 B
Physical11characteristics11are11not11used11to11identify11cultural11groups;11there11is11a11diffe
rence11between11the11two,11and11they11are11considered11separately.11Physical11characteris
Interprofessional Approach 10th Edition
by Jane W. Ball, Joyce E. Dains
Chapter 1 - 26
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.The11History11and11Interviewing11Process
2.11Cultural11Competency
3.11Examination11Techniques11and11Equipment
4.11Taking11the11Next11Steps:11Clinical11Reasoning
5.11The11Patient11Record11[New11title11/11focus!]
6.11Vital11Signs11and11Pain11Assessment
7.11Mental11Status
8.11Growth,11Measurement,11and11Nutrition11["formerly11Growth11and11Nutrition"]
9.11Skin,11Hair,11and11Nails
10.11Lymphatic11System
11.11Head11and11Neck
12.11Eyes
13.11Ears,11Nose,11and11Throat
14.11Chest11and11Lungs
15.11Heart
16.11Blood11Vessels
17.11Breasts11and11Axillae
18.11Abdomen
19.11Female11Genitalia
20.11Male11Genitalia
21.11Anus,11Rectum,11and11Prostate
,22.11Musculoskeletal11System
23.11Neurologic11System
24.11Head-to-Toe11Examination11[formerly11Chapter1125:11"Putting11It11All11Together"]
25.11Sports11Participation11Evaluation11[formerly11Chapter1124]
26.11Emergency11or11Life-Threatening11Situations
, Chapter1101:11Cultural11Competency
Ball:11Seidel’s11Guide11to11Physical11Examination,1110th11Edition
MULTIPLE11CHOICE
1. Mr.11L11presents11to11the11clinic11with11severe11groin11pain11and11a11history11of11kidney11st
ones.11Mr.11L’s11son11tells11you11that11for11religious11reasons,11his11father11wishes11to11keep
11any11stone11that11is11passed11into11the11urine11filter11that11he11has11been11using.11What1
1is11 your11most11appropriate11response?
a. ―With11your11father’s11permission,11we11will11examine11the11stone11and11requ
est11that11it11be11returned11to11him.‖
b. ―The11stone11must11be11sent11to11the11lab11for11examination11and11therefore11cannot11be1
1kept.‖
c. ―We11cannot11let11him11keep11his11stone11because11it11violates11our11infection11control11p
olicy.‖
d. ―We11don’t11know11 yet11if11your11father11has11another11kidney11stone,11so11w
e11must11analyze11this11one.‖
ANS:1 1 A
We11should11be11willing11to11modify11the11delivery11of11health11care11in11a11manner11that11
is11respectful11and11in11keeping11with11the11patient’s11cultural11background.11―With11your11f
ather’s11permission,11we11will11examine11the11stone11and11request11that11it11be11returned1
1to11him‖11is11the11most11appropriate11response.
―The11stone11must11be11sent11to11the11lab11for11examination11and11therefore11cannot11be
11kept‖11and11―We11don’t11know11yet11if11your11father11has11another11kidney11stone,11so
11we11must11analyze11this11one‖11do11not11support11the11patient’s11request.11―We11cann
ot11let11him11keep11his11stone11because11it11violates11our11infection11control11policy‖11do
es11not11provide11a11reason11that11it11would11violate11an11infection11control11policy.
DIF:Cognitive11Level:11Analyzing11(Analysis)
OBJ:Nursing11process—assessment MSC:1 1 Physiologic11Integrity:11Physiologic11Adaptation
2. Which11statement11is11true11regarding11the11relationship11of11physical11characteristics11and11c
ulture?
a. Physical11characteristics11should11be11used11to11identify11members11of11cultural11groups.
b. There11is11a11difference11between11distinguishing11cultural11characteri
stics11and11distinguishing11physical11characteristics.
c. To11be11a11member11of11a11specific11culture,11an11individual11must11have11certa
in11identifiable11physical11characteristics.
d. Gender11and11race11are11the11two11essential11physical11characteristics11use
d11to11identify11cultural11groups.
ANS:1 1 B
Physical11characteristics11are11not11used11to11identify11cultural11groups;11there11is11a11diffe
rence11between11the11two,11and11they11are11considered11separately.11Physical11characteris
