Test Bank For Seidel's Guide to Physical Examination An Interprofessional Approach 10th Edition by Jane W. Ball, Joyce E. Dains Chapter 1-26

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
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1. TheKHistoryKandKInterviewingKProcess

2. CulturalKCompetency

3. ExaminationKTechniquesKandKEquipment

4. TakingKtheKNextKSteps:KClinicalKReasoning

5. TheKPatientKRecordK[NewKtitleK/Kfocus!]

6. VitalKSignsKandKPainKAssessment

7. MentalKStatus

8. Growth,KMeasurement,KandKNutritionK["formerlyKGrowthKandKNutrition"]

9. Skin,KHair,KandKNails

10. LymphaticKSystem

11. HeadKandKNeck

12. Eyes

13. Ears,KNose,KandKThroat

14. ChestKandKLungs

15. Heart

16. BloodKVessels

17. BreastsKandKAxillae

18. Abdomen

19. FemaleKGenitalia

20. MaleKGenitalia

21. Anus,KRectum,KandKProstate

22. MusculoskeletalKSystem

,23. NeurologicKSystem

24. Head-to-ToeKExaminationK[formerlyKChapterK25:K"PuttingKItKAllKTogether"]

25. SportsKParticipationKEvaluationK[formerlyKChapterK24]

26. EmergencyKorKLife-ThreateningKSituations

, Chapter 01: Cultural Competency
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Ball: Seidel’s Guide to Physical Examination, 10th Edition
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MULTIPLEKCHOICE

1. Mr.KLKpresentsKtoKtheKclinicKwithKsevereKgroinKpainKandKaKhistoryKofKkidneyKstones.KMr.KL’sKsonK
tellsKyouKthatKforKreligiousKreasons,KhisKfatherKwishesKtoKkeepKanyKstoneKthatKisKpassedKintoKt
heKurineKfilterKthatKheKhasKbeenKusing.KWhatKisKyourKmostKappropriateKresponse?

a. ―WithKyourKfather’sKpermission,KweKwillKexamineKtheKstoneKandKrequestKthatKitK
beKreturnedKtoKhim.‖
b. ―TheKstoneKmustKbeKsentKtoKtheKlabKforKexaminationKandKthereforeKcannotKbeKkept.‖
c. ―WeKcannotKletKhimKkeepKhisKstoneKbecauseKitKviolatesKourKinfectionKcontrolKpolicy.‖
d. ―WeKdon’tKknowKyetKifKyourKfatherKhasKanotherKkidneyKstone,KsoKweKmustK
analyzeKthisKone.‖

ANS:K A
WeKshouldKbeKwillingKtoKmodifyKtheKdeliveryKofKhealthKcareKinKaKmannerKthatKisKrespectfulKan
dinKkeepingKwithKtheKpatient’sKculturalKbackground.K―WithKyourKfather’sKpermission,KweKwillK
examineKtheKstoneKandKrequestKthatKitKbeKreturnedKtoKhim‖KisKtheKmostKappropriateKrespons
e.
―TheKstoneKmustKbeKsentKtoKtheKlabKforKexaminationKandKthereforeKcannotKbeKkept‖Kand
―WeKdon’tKknowKyetKifKyourKfatherKhasKanotherKkidneyKstone,KsoKweKmustKanalyzeKthisKone‖K
doKnotsupportKtheKpatient’sKrequest.K―WeKcannotKletKhimKkeepKhisKstoneKbecauseKitKviolate
sKourKinfectionKcontrolKpolicy‖KdoesKnotKprovideKaKreasonKthatKitKwouldKviolateKanKinfectionK
controlpolicy.

DIF:CognitiveKLevel:KAnalyzingK(Analysis)
OBJ:NursingK process—assessment MSC:K PhysiologicKIntegrity:KPhysiologicKAdaptation

2. WhichKstatementKisKtrueKregardingKtheKrelationshipKofKphysicalKcharacteristicsKandKculture?
a. PhysicalKcharacteristicsKshouldKbeKusedKtoKidentifyKmembersKofKculturalKgroups.
b. ThereKisKaKdifferenceKbetweenKdistinguishingKculturalKcharacteristicsK
anddistinguishingKphysicalKcharacteristics.
c. ToKbeKaKmemberKofKaKspecificKculture,KanKindividualKmustKhaveKcertainK
identifiablephysicalKcharacteristics.
d. GenderKandKraceKareKtheKtwoKessentialKphysicalKcharacteristicsKusedKtoK
identifyculturalKgroups.
ANS:K B
PhysicalKcharacteristicsKareKnotKusedKtoKidentifyKculturalKgroups;KthereKisKaKdifferenceKbetwee
nKtheKtwo,KandKtheyKareKconsideredKseparately.KPhysicalKcharacteristicsKshouldKnotKbeKusedKtoK
identifyKmembersKofKculturalKgroups.KToKbeKaKmemberKofKaKspecificKculture,KanKindividualKdoes
notKneedKtoKhaveKcertainKidentifiableKphysicalKcharacteristics.KYouKshouldKnotKconfuseKphysica
lcharacteristicsKwithKculturalKcharacteristics.KGenderKandKraceKareKphysicalKcharacteristics,Kno
tKculturalKcharacteristics,KandKareKnotKusedKtoKidentifyKculturalKgroups.