Physical pExamination pand pHealth pAssessment p
TEST BANK p
Physical Examination and Health Assessment
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9th Edition by Carolyn Jarvis,
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All Chapters 1 - 32 / Full Complete
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, Physical pExamination pand pHealth pAssessment p
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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, Physical pExamination pand pHealth pAssessment p
Chapter 01: Evidence-Based Assessment
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MULTIPLE pCHOICE
1. After pcompleting pan pinitial passessment p of pa ppatient, pthe pnurse p has pcharted pthat phis p respirations
p are p eupneic p and p his p pulse p is p 58 p beats p per p minute. p These ptypes p of p data p would p be:
a. Objective.
b. Reflective.
c. Subjective.
d. Introspective.
ANSWER: pA
Objective p data p are p what p the p health p professional p observes p by p inspecting, p percussing, p palpating,
p and p auscultating p during p the p physical p examination. p Subjective p data p is p what p the p person p says
p about p him p or p herself p during p history p taking. pThe p terms p reflective pand p introspective p are pnot p used
p to p describe p data.
DIF: p Cognitive p Level: p Understanding p (Comprehension)
MSC: pClient pNeeds: pSafe pand pEffective pCare pEnvironment: p Management p of pCare
2. A ppatient ptells pthe pnurse pthat phe pis pvery pnervous, pis pnausea.C
teOd,Mpand pfeels phot. pThese ptypes pof pdata pwould
pbe:
a. Objective.
b. Reflective.
c. Subjective.
d. Introspective.
ANSWER: pC
Subjective pdata pare pwhat pthe p person psays p about phim por p herself p during phistory ptaking. p Objective p data
p are pwhat p the p health pprofessional pobserves pby pinspecting, ppercussing, ppalpating, pand pauscultating
pduring pthe pphysical p examination. pThe p terms p reflective p and p introspective p are p not p used pto p describe
p data.
DIF: p Cognitive p Level: p Understanding p (Comprehension)
MSC: pClient pNeeds: pSafe pand pEffective pCare pEnvironment: p Management p of pCare
, 3. The ppatients precord, plaboratory p studies, pobjective p data, p and p subjective p data pcombine p to p form pthe:
a. Data pbase.
TEST BANK p
Physical Examination and Health Assessment
p p p p
9th Edition by Carolyn Jarvis,
p p p p
All Chapters 1 - 32 / Full Complete
p p p p p p p
, Physical pExamination pand pHealth pAssessment p
TABLE OF CONTENTS
p p
, Physical pExamination pand pHealth pAssessment p
Chapter 01: Evidence-Based Assessment
p p p
MULTIPLE pCHOICE
1. After pcompleting pan pinitial passessment p of pa ppatient, pthe pnurse p has pcharted pthat phis p respirations
p are p eupneic p and p his p pulse p is p 58 p beats p per p minute. p These ptypes p of p data p would p be:
a. Objective.
b. Reflective.
c. Subjective.
d. Introspective.
ANSWER: pA
Objective p data p are p what p the p health p professional p observes p by p inspecting, p percussing, p palpating,
p and p auscultating p during p the p physical p examination. p Subjective p data p is p what p the p person p says
p about p him p or p herself p during p history p taking. pThe p terms p reflective pand p introspective p are pnot p used
p to p describe p data.
DIF: p Cognitive p Level: p Understanding p (Comprehension)
MSC: pClient pNeeds: pSafe pand pEffective pCare pEnvironment: p Management p of pCare
2. A ppatient ptells pthe pnurse pthat phe pis pvery pnervous, pis pnausea.C
teOd,Mpand pfeels phot. pThese ptypes pof pdata pwould
pbe:
a. Objective.
b. Reflective.
c. Subjective.
d. Introspective.
ANSWER: pC
Subjective pdata pare pwhat pthe p person psays p about phim por p herself p during phistory ptaking. p Objective p data
p are pwhat p the p health pprofessional pobserves pby pinspecting, ppercussing, ppalpating, pand pauscultating
pduring pthe pphysical p examination. pThe p terms p reflective p and p introspective p are p not p used pto p describe
p data.
DIF: p Cognitive p Level: p Understanding p (Comprehension)
MSC: pClient pNeeds: pSafe pand pEffective pCare pEnvironment: p Management p of pCare
, 3. The ppatients precord, plaboratory p studies, pobjective p data, p and p subjective p data pcombine p to p form pthe:
a. Data pbase.
