TestBankForSeidel'sGuidetoPhysicalExaminationAn InterprofessionalApproach10thEdition byJaneW.Ball,JoyceE.DainsChapter1-26

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.KCulturalKCompetency

3.KExaminationKTechniquesKandKEquipment

4.KTakingKtheKNextKSteps:KClinicalKReasoning

5.KTheKPatientKRecordK[NewKtitleK/Kfocus!]

6.KVitalKSignsKandKPainKAssessment

7.KMentalKStatus

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

9.KSkin,KHair,KandKNails

10.KLymphaticKSystem

11.KHeadKandKNeck

12.KEyes

13.KEars,KNose,KandKThroat

14.KChestKandKLungs

15.KHeart

16.KBloodKVessels

17.KBreastsKandKAxillae

18.KAbdomen

19.KFemaleKGenitalia

20.KMaleKGenitalia

21.KAnus,KRectum,KandKProstate

22.KMusculoskeletalKSystem

23.KNeurologicKSystem

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

25.KSportsKParticipationKEvaluationK[formerlyKChapterK24]

26.KEmergencyKorKLife-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’sKsonKtellsK
youKthatKforKreligiousKreasons,KhisKfatherKwishesKtoKkeepKanyKstoneKthatKisKpassedKintoKtheKurineKfil
terKthatKheKhasKbeenKusing.KWhatKisKyourKmostKappropriateKresponse?

a. ―WithKyourKfather’sKpermission,KweKwillKexamineKtheKstoneKandKrequestKthatKitKbeKr
eturnedKtoKhim.‖
b. ―TheKstoneKmustKbeKsentKtoKtheKlabKforKexaminationKandKthereforeKcannotKbeKkept.‖
c. ―WeKcannotKletKhimKkeepKhisKstoneKbecauseKitKviolatesKourKinfectionKcontrolKpolicy.‖
d. ―WeKdon’tKknowK yetKifKyourKfatherKhasKanotherKkidneyKstone,KsoKweKmustKanalyzeKt
hisKone.‖

ANS:K A
WeKshouldKbeKwillingKtoKmodifyKtheKdeliveryKofKhealthKcareKinKaKmannerKthatKisKrespectfulKandKinK
keepingKwithKtheKpatient’sKculturalKbackground.K―WithKyourKfather’sKpermission,KweKwillKexamine
KtheKstoneKandK requestKthatKitKbeKreturnedKtoKhim‖KisKtheKmostKappropriateKresponse.

―TheKstoneKmustKbeKsentKtoKtheKlabKforKexaminationKandKthereforeKcannotKbeKkept‖KandK―WeKd
on’tKknowKyetKifKyourKfatherKhasKanotherKkidneyKstone,KsoKweKmustKanalyzeKthisKone‖KdoKnotKsup
portKtheKpatient’sKrequest.K―WeKcannotKletKhimKkeepKhisKstoneKbecauseKitKviolatesKourKinfectio
nKcontrolKpolicy‖KdoesKnotKprovideKaKreasonKthatKitKwouldKviolateKanKinfectionKcontrolKpolicy.

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

2. WhichKstatementKisKtrueKregardingKtheKrelationshipKofKphysicalKcharacteristicsKandKculture?
a. PhysicalKcharacteristicsKshouldKbeKusedKtoKidentifyKmembersKofKculturalKgroups.
b. ThereKisKaKdifferenceKbetweenKdistinguishingKculturalKcharacteristicsKandKdi
stinguishingKphysicalKcharacteristics.
c. ToKbeKaKmemberKofKaKspecificKculture,KanKindividualKmustKhaveKcertainKidentifiableKph
ysicalKcharacteristics.
d. GenderKandKraceKareKtheKtwoKessentialKphysicalKcharacteristicsKusedKtoKidentifyK
culturalKgroups.
ANS:K B
PhysicalKcharacteristicsKareKnotKusedKtoKidentifyKculturalKgroups;KthereKisKaKdifferenceKbetweenKth
eKtwo,KandKtheyKareKconsideredKseparately.KPhysicalKcharacteristicsKshouldKnotKbeKusedKtoKidentif
yKmembersKofKculturalKgroups.KToKbeKaKmemberKofKaKspecificKculture,KanKindividualKdoesKnotKneedK
toKhaveKcertainKidentifiableKphysicalKcharacteristics.KYouKshouldKnotKconfuseKphysicalKcharacteristi
csKwithKculturalKcharacteristics.KGenderKandKraceKareKphysicalKcharacteristics,KnotKculturalKcharact
eristics,KandKareKnotKusedKtoKidentifyKculturalKgroups.

DIF:CognitiveKLevel:KUnderstandingK(Comprehension)