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Ace your exams with this comprehensive Test Bank for Advanced Health Assessment and Differential Diagnosis: Essentials for Clinical Practice, 1st Edition by Suzanne Smeltzer (ISBN: 978-0826162496). This updated 2025/2026 edition provides verified and accurate content to help you master advanced assessment and clinical reasoning skills. What’s Included: Chapter-by-chapter test questions and correct answers Covers history taking, system-focused assessments, diagnostic reasoning, and patient care planning Detailed rationales for improved understanding Perfect for exam prep, assignments, and professional review Aligned with current 2025/2026 clinical practice standards Your go-to resource for excelling in Advanced Health Assessment and Differential Diagnosis with confidence.

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Test Bank for Advanced Health Assessment and Differential
Diagnosis Essentials For Clinical Practice
1st Edition Myrick, Chapters 1 - 12

,Advanced Health Assessment and Differential Diagnosis Essentials for Clinical Practice 1st
Edition Myrick Test Bank


Table of Contents:

Chapter 1. Health History, The Patient Interview, And Motivational Interviewing

Chapter 2. Advanced Health Assessment of the Head, Neck, and Lymphatic System

Chapter 3. Advanced Health Assessment of the Nose, Mouth, and Throat

Chapter 4. Advanced Health Assessment of the Eyes and Ears

Chapter 5. Advanced Health Assessment of Skin, Hair, and Nails

Chapter 6. Advanced Health Assessment of the Cardiovascular System

Chapter 7 Advanced Health Assessment of the Respiratory System

Chapter 8 Advanced Health Assessment of the Abdomen, Rectum, and Anus

Chapter 9 Advanced Health Assessment of the Male Genitourinary System

Chapter 10 Advanced Assessment of the Female Reproductive System

Chapter 11 Advanced Health Assessment of the Neurological System

Chapter 12 Advanced Health Assessment of the Musculoskeletal System

,Advanced H Health H Assessment H and H Differential H Diagnosis H Essentials Hfor HClinical
HPractice H1stHEdition HMyrick HTest HBank



Chapter H 1: H Health H History, H The H Patient H Interview, H And H Motivational H Interviewing

MULTIPLE HCHOICE
1. The H nurse H is H preparing H to H conduct H a H health H history. H Which H of H these H statements H best
H describesHthe H purpose H of H a H health H history?




a To H provide H an H opportunity H for H interaction H between H the H patient H and H the H nurse
.
b To H provide H a H form H for H obtaining H the H patients H biographic H information
.
c To H document H the H normal H and H abnormal H findings H of H a H physical H assessment
.
d To H provide H a H database H of H subjective H information H about H the H patients H past
. H andHcurrent Hhealth




ANSWER: H D
The H purpose H of H the H health H history His H to H collect H subjective H datawhat H the H person H says H about
H him H orHherself. HThe Hother Hoptions Hare Hnot Hcorrect.



DIF: H Cognitive H Level: H Understanding H (Comprehension) H REF: H dm. H 49
MSC: H Client H Needs: H Safe H and H Effective H Care H Environment: H Management H of H Care
2. When H the H nurse H is H evaluating H the H reliability H of H a H patients H responses, H which H of H these
H statementsHwould Hbe Hcorrect? HThe Hpatient:




a Has H a H history Hof H drug H abuse H and H therefore H is H not H reliable.
.
b Provided H consistent H information H and H therefore H is H reliable.
.
c Smiled H throughout H interview H and H therefore H is H assumed H reliable.
.
d Would H not H answer H questions H concerning H stress H and H therefore H is H not H reliable.
.

ANSWER: H B
A H reliable H person H always H gives H the H same H answers, H even H when H questions H are H rephrased H or
H areHrepeated Hlater Hin Hthe Hinterview. H The Hother Hstatements Hare H not Hcorrect.



DIF: H Cognitive H Level: H Applying H (Application) H REF: H dm. H 49

, MSC: H Client H Needs: H Safe H and H Effective H Care H Environment: H Management H of H Care
3. A H 59-year-old H patient H tells H the H nurse H that H he H has H ulcerative H colitis. H He H has H been
H having H blackHstools H for H the H last H 24 H hours. H How H would H the H nurse H best H document H his

H reason H for H seeking H care?




a J.M. H is Ha H 59-year-old H man H seeking H treatment H for H ulcerative H colitis.
.
b J.M. H came H into H the H clinic Hcomplaining H of H having H black H stools H for H the
. H past H 24Hhours.


c J.M. H is H a H 59-year-old H man H who H states Hthat H he H has H ulcerative H colitis H and
. H wants H itHchecked.


d J.M. H is Ha H 59-year-old H man H who H states H that H he H has H been H having H black
. H stools H forHthe Hpast H24 Hhours.




ANSWER: H D
The Hreason H for H seeking H care H is H a H brief Hspontaneous H statement H in Hthe H persons H own H words
H thatHdescribes H the H reason H for H the H visit. H It H states H one H (possibly H two) H signs H or H symptoms

H and H their Hduration. H It H is H enclosed H in Hquotation Hmarks H to Hindicate H the H persons Hexact H words.



DIF: H Cognitive H Level: H Applying H (Application) H REF: H dm. H 50
MSC: H Client H Needs: H Safe H and H Effective H Care H Environment: H Management H of H Care
4. A Hpatient H tells H the H nurse H that H she H has H had Habdominal H pain H for H the H past H week. H What
H would H be H theHnurses Hbest Hresponse?




a Can H you H point H to H where H it Hhurts?
.
b Well H talk H more H about H that Hlater H in H the H interview.
.
c What H have H you H had H to Heat H in H the Hlast H 24 H hours?
.
d Have H you H ever H had H any Hsurgeries H on H your H abdomen?
.

ANSWER: H A
A H final H summary Hof H any Hsymptom H the H person H has H should H include, H along H with H seven
H other H criticalHcharacteristics, H Location: Hspecific. H The H person His Hasked H to Hpoint Hto Hthe

H location.



DIF: H Cognitive H Level: H Applying H (Application) H REF: H dm. H 50
MSC: H Client H Needs: H Safe H and H Effective H Care H Environment: H Management H of H Care
5. A H29-year-old H woman H tells H the H nurse H that H she H has H excruciating H pain H in H her H back.
H Which H wouldHbe Hthe Hnurses Happropriate Hresponse Hto Hthe Hwomans Hstatement?

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