TEST BANK FOR ADVANCED ASSESSMENT: INTERPRETING
FINDINGS AND FORMULATING DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSES 5th
Edition By Goolsby
,
, TABLEOFCONTENTS
Chapterj1. Assessment And Clinical Decision Making: An Overview
Chapterj2. Genomic Assessment: Interpretingjfindings And Formulating Differential Diagnoses
Chapterj3. Skin
Chapterj4. Head, Face, And Neck
Chapterj5. The Eye
Chapterj6. Ear, Nose, Mouth, And Throat
Chapterj7. Cardiac And Peripheral Vascularjsystems
Chapterj8. Respiratory System
Chapterj9. Breasts
Chapter 10. Abdomen
Chapterj11. Genitourinary System
Chapterj12. Male Reproductive System
Chapterj13. Female Reproductive System
Chapter 14. Musculoskeletal System
Chapterj15. Neurological System
Chapterj16. Nonspecific Complaints
Chapterj17. Psychiatric Mental Health
Chapter 18. Pediatric Patients
Chapterj19. Pregnant Patients
Chapterj20. Assessment Of The Transgender Or Gender Diverse Adult
Chapterj21. Older Patients
Chapterj22. Persons With Disabilities
, Chapter 1. Assessment And Clinical Decision Making: An Overview
Multiple Choice
Identify The Choice Thatjbest Completes The Statementjor Answers The Question.
1. Which Type Of Clinical Decision-Makingjis Most Reliable?
A. Intuitive
B. Analytical
C. Experiential
D. Augenblick
2. Which Of The Following Is False? To Obtain Adequate History, Health-Care Providers Must Be:
A. Methodical And Systematic
B. Attentive To The Patient‘S Verbal Andjnonverbal
Language
C. Able To Accuratelyjinterpret Thejpatient‘S Responses
D. Adept At Reading Intojthe Patient‘S Statements
3. Essential Parts Of A Health Historyjincludejall Ofjthe Followingjexcept:
A. Chiefjcomplaint
B. History Of The Present Illness
C. Current Vital Signs
D. All Of The Abovejare Essential History
Components
4. Which Of The Following Is False? While Performing Thejphysical Examination, Thejexaminer Must Be Able To:
A. Differentiate Between Normal And Abnormal Findings
B. Recall Knowledge Of Ajrangejof Conditions Andjtheirjassociatedjsigns And
Symptoms
C. Recognize How Certain Conditions Affect The Response To Otherjconditions
D. Foresee Unpredictable Findings
5. The Followingjis The Least Reliable Source Of Information For Diagnostic Statistics:
A. Evidence-Based Investigations
B. Primary Reportsjof Research
C. Estimation Based On A Provider‘S
Experience
D. Publishedjmeta-Analyses
6. The Followingjcan Be Used To Assist In Sound Clinical Decision-Making:
A. Algorithm Published In A Peer-Reviewed Journal
Article
B. Clinical Practice Guidelines
C. Evidence-Based Research
D. All Ofjthe Above
7. If Ajdiagnostic Studyjhas High Sensitivity, This Indicates A:
A. High Percentage Of Persons With The Givenjcondition Will Have An Abnormal
Result
B. Low Percentage Ofjpersons With The Given Condition Will Have An Abnormal
Result
C. Low Likelihood Of Normal Result In Persons Without A Given Condition
D. None Ofjthe Above
8. If A Diagnostic Study Has Highjspecificity, This Indicates A:
A. Low Percentage Of Healthy Individuals Will Show A Normal Result
B. High Percentage Ofjhealthyjindividuals Will Show A Normal Result
C. Highjpercentage Of Individuals With A Disorder Will Show Ajnormal Result
D. Low Percentagejof Individuals With A Disorderjwill Show An Abnormal
Result
9. A Likelihood Ratio Above 1 Indicates That Ajdiagnostic Test Showing A:
A. Positive Result Is Stronglyjassociated Withjthe Disease
B. Negativejresult Is Stronglyjassociated With Absence Ofjthe
Disease
C. Positive Result Is Weakly Associated With The Disease
D. Negativejresult Is Weakly Associatedjwith Absence Of The
Disease
FINDINGS AND FORMULATING DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSES 5th
Edition By Goolsby
,
, TABLEOFCONTENTS
Chapterj1. Assessment And Clinical Decision Making: An Overview
Chapterj2. Genomic Assessment: Interpretingjfindings And Formulating Differential Diagnoses
Chapterj3. Skin
Chapterj4. Head, Face, And Neck
Chapterj5. The Eye
Chapterj6. Ear, Nose, Mouth, And Throat
Chapterj7. Cardiac And Peripheral Vascularjsystems
Chapterj8. Respiratory System
Chapterj9. Breasts
Chapter 10. Abdomen
Chapterj11. Genitourinary System
Chapterj12. Male Reproductive System
Chapterj13. Female Reproductive System
Chapter 14. Musculoskeletal System
Chapterj15. Neurological System
Chapterj16. Nonspecific Complaints
Chapterj17. Psychiatric Mental Health
Chapter 18. Pediatric Patients
Chapterj19. Pregnant Patients
Chapterj20. Assessment Of The Transgender Or Gender Diverse Adult
Chapterj21. Older Patients
Chapterj22. Persons With Disabilities
, Chapter 1. Assessment And Clinical Decision Making: An Overview
Multiple Choice
Identify The Choice Thatjbest Completes The Statementjor Answers The Question.
1. Which Type Of Clinical Decision-Makingjis Most Reliable?
A. Intuitive
B. Analytical
C. Experiential
D. Augenblick
2. Which Of The Following Is False? To Obtain Adequate History, Health-Care Providers Must Be:
A. Methodical And Systematic
B. Attentive To The Patient‘S Verbal Andjnonverbal
Language
C. Able To Accuratelyjinterpret Thejpatient‘S Responses
D. Adept At Reading Intojthe Patient‘S Statements
3. Essential Parts Of A Health Historyjincludejall Ofjthe Followingjexcept:
A. Chiefjcomplaint
B. History Of The Present Illness
C. Current Vital Signs
D. All Of The Abovejare Essential History
Components
4. Which Of The Following Is False? While Performing Thejphysical Examination, Thejexaminer Must Be Able To:
A. Differentiate Between Normal And Abnormal Findings
B. Recall Knowledge Of Ajrangejof Conditions Andjtheirjassociatedjsigns And
Symptoms
C. Recognize How Certain Conditions Affect The Response To Otherjconditions
D. Foresee Unpredictable Findings
5. The Followingjis The Least Reliable Source Of Information For Diagnostic Statistics:
A. Evidence-Based Investigations
B. Primary Reportsjof Research
C. Estimation Based On A Provider‘S
Experience
D. Publishedjmeta-Analyses
6. The Followingjcan Be Used To Assist In Sound Clinical Decision-Making:
A. Algorithm Published In A Peer-Reviewed Journal
Article
B. Clinical Practice Guidelines
C. Evidence-Based Research
D. All Ofjthe Above
7. If Ajdiagnostic Studyjhas High Sensitivity, This Indicates A:
A. High Percentage Of Persons With The Givenjcondition Will Have An Abnormal
Result
B. Low Percentage Ofjpersons With The Given Condition Will Have An Abnormal
Result
C. Low Likelihood Of Normal Result In Persons Without A Given Condition
D. None Ofjthe Above
8. If A Diagnostic Study Has Highjspecificity, This Indicates A:
A. Low Percentage Of Healthy Individuals Will Show A Normal Result
B. High Percentage Ofjhealthyjindividuals Will Show A Normal Result
C. Highjpercentage Of Individuals With A Disorder Will Show Ajnormal Result
D. Low Percentagejof Individuals With A Disorderjwill Show An Abnormal
Result
9. A Likelihood Ratio Above 1 Indicates That Ajdiagnostic Test Showing A:
A. Positive Result Is Stronglyjassociated Withjthe Disease
B. Negativejresult Is Stronglyjassociated With Absence Ofjthe
Disease
C. Positive Result Is Weakly Associated With The Disease
D. Negativejresult Is Weakly Associatedjwith Absence Of The
Disease
