TEST BANK FOR ADVANCED ASSESSMENT: INTERPRETING FINDINGS AND FORMULATING DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSES 5th Edition, Mary Jo Goolsby, Laurie Grubbs

V TEST BANK FOR Advanced Assessment Interpreting
Findings and Formulating Differential Diagnoses
5th Edition Goolsby Chapters 1 - 22 | Complete

, TABLE OF CONTENTS
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 ChapterV1.VAssessmentVandVClinicalVDecisionVMaking:VAnVOverview

 ChapterV2.VGenomicVAssessment:VInterpretingVFindingsVandVFormulatingVDifferentialVDiagnoses

 ChapterV3.VSkin

 ChapterV4.VHead,VFace,VandVNeck

 ChapterV5.VTheVEye

 ChapterV6.VEar,VNose,VMouth,VandVThroat

 ChapterV7.VCardiacVandVPeripheralVVascularVSystems

 ChapterV8.VRespiratoryVSystem

 ChapterV9.VBreasts

 ChapterV10.VAbdomen

 ChapterV11.VGenitourinaryVSystem

 ChapterV12.VMaleVReproductiveVSystem

 ChapterV13.VFemaleVReproductiveVSystem

 ChapterV14.VMusculoskeletalVSystem

 ChapterV15.VNeurologicalVSystem

 ChapterV16.VNonspecificVComplaints

 ChapterV17.VPsychiatricVMentalVHealth

 ChapterV18.VPediatricVPatients

 ChapterV19.VPregnantVPatients

 ChapterV20.VAssessmentVofVtheVTransgenderVorVGenderVDiverseVAdult

 ChapterV21.VOlderVPatients

 ChapterV22.VPersonsVWithVDisabilities

,  Chapter 1. Assessment and Clinical Decision Making: An Overview
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MultipleV Choice

IdentifyVtheVchoiceVthatVbestVcompletesVtheVstatementVorVanswersVtheVquestion.



V 1. WhichVtypeVofVclinicalVdecision-makingVisVmostVreliable?

A. Intuitive

B. Analytical

C. Experiential

D. Augenblick


V 2. WhichVofVtheVfollowingVisVfalse?VToVobtainVadequateVhistory,Vhealth-careVprovidersVmustVbe:

A. MethodicalVandVsystematic

B. AttentiveVtoVtheVpatient’sVverbalVandVnonverbalVlangu

age

C. AbleVtoVaccuratelyVinterpretVtheVpatient’sVresponses

D. AdeptVatVreadingVintoVtheVpatient’sVstatements


V 3. EssentialVpartsVofVaVhealthVhistoryVincludeVallVofVtheVfollowingVexcept:

A. ChiefVcomplaint

B. HistoryVofVtheVpresentVillness

C. CurrentVvitalVsigns

D. AllVofVtheVaboveVareVessentialVhistoryVcompone

nts


V 4. WhichVofVtheVfollowingVisVfalse?VWhileVperformingVtheVphysicalVexamination,VtheVexaminerVmustVbeVableVto:

A. DifferentiateVbetweenVnormalVandVabnormalVfindings

B. RecallVknowledgeVofVaVrangeVofVconditionsVandVtheirVassociatedVsignsVandVsymp

toms

C. RecognizeVhowVcertainVconditionsVaffectVtheVresponseVtoVotherVconditions

D. ForeseeVunpredictableVfindings


V 5. TheVfollowingVisVtheVleastVreliableVsourceVofVinformationVforVdiagnosticVstatistics:

A. Evidence-basedVinvestigations

B. PrimaryVreportsVofVresearch

C. EstimationVbasedVonVaVprovider’sVexperien

ce

, D. PublishedVmeta-analyses


V 6. TheVfollowingVcanVbeVusedVtoVassistVinVsoundVclinicalVdecision-making:

A. AlgorithmVpublishedVinVaVpeer-

reviewedVjournalVarticle

B. ClinicalVpracticeVguidelines

C. Evidence-basedVresearch

D. AllVofVtheVabove


V 7. IfVaVdiagnosticVstudyVhasVhighVsensitivity,V thisVindicatesVa:

A. HighVpercentageVofVpersonsVwithVtheVgivenVconditionVwillVhaveVanVabnormalV

result

B. LowVpercentageVofVpersonsVwithVtheVgivenVconditionVwillVhaveVanVabnormalVr

esult

C. LowVlikelihoodVofVnormalVresultVinVpersonsVwithoutVaVgivenVcondition

D. NoneVofVtheVabove


V 8. IfVaVdiagnosticVstudyVhasVhighVspecificity,V thisVindicatesVa:

A. LowVpercentageVofVhealthyVindividualsVwillVshowVaVnormalVresult

B. HighVpercentageVofVhealthyVindividualsVwillVshowVaVnormalVresult

C. HighVpercentageVofVindividualsVwithVaVdisorderVwillVshowVaVnormalVres

ult

D. LowVpercentageVofVindividualsVwithVaVdisorderVwillVshowVanVabnormalV

result


V 9. AVlikelihoodVratioVaboveV1VindicatesVthatVaVdiagnosticVtestVshowingVa:

A. PositiveVresultVisVstronglyVassociatedVwithVtheVdisease

B. NegativeVresultVisVstronglyVassociatedVwithVabsenceVofVtheVdis

ease

C. PositiveVresultVisVweaklyVassociatedVwithVtheVdisease

D. NegativeVresultVisVweaklyVassociatedVwithVabsenceVofVtheVdise

ase