Health Assessment NSG 214 Questions With Complete
Solutions
aphasia Correct Answers Defect in word choice and grammar
or defect in comprehension.
broca aphasia (expressive) Correct Answers Person can
understand language but not express themself using language.
No fluent, dysarthria and effortful speech.
Data base Correct Answers Subjective data, objective data, labs
Diagnostic reasoning Correct Answers the process of analyzing
health data and drawing conclusions to identify diagnoses
Dysarthria Correct Answers Distorted speech sounds, speech
may sound unintelligible, basic language is intact.
dysphonia Correct Answers Difficulty or discomfort in talking
with abnormal pitch or volume caused by laryngeal disease.
global aphasia Correct Answers The most common and severe
form. Spontaneous speech is absent or reduced to a few
stereotyped words or sounds. Comprehension is absent or
reduced to only the person's own name and a few select words.
Repetition, reading, and writing are severely impaired.
Prognosis for language recovery is poor. Caused by a large
lesion that damages most of combined anterior and posterior
language areas.
, objective data Correct Answers what the health professional
observes by inspecting, palpating, percussing, and auscultating
during the physical examination
subjective data Correct Answers what the person says about
himself or herself during history taking
Wernicke's aphasia Correct Answers Person can hear sounds
and words but cannot relate them to previous experiences.
Speech is fluent, effortless and well articulated but has many
paraphasias and neologisms.
What are abnormal perception findings? Correct Answers
Hallucination and illusion.
What are abnormal thought content findings? Correct Answers
Phobia, hypochondriasis, obsession, compulsion, delusions.
What are abnormal thought process findings? Correct Answers
Blocking, confabulation, neologism, circumlocution,
circumstantiality, loosening associations, flight of ideas, word
salad, perseveration, echolalia, clanging.
What are closed questions used for? Correct Answers Used to
obtain facts and focus on specific info
-when, did
What are closed questions? Correct Answers A question that
seeks a yes or no answer.
Solutions
aphasia Correct Answers Defect in word choice and grammar
or defect in comprehension.
broca aphasia (expressive) Correct Answers Person can
understand language but not express themself using language.
No fluent, dysarthria and effortful speech.
Data base Correct Answers Subjective data, objective data, labs
Diagnostic reasoning Correct Answers the process of analyzing
health data and drawing conclusions to identify diagnoses
Dysarthria Correct Answers Distorted speech sounds, speech
may sound unintelligible, basic language is intact.
dysphonia Correct Answers Difficulty or discomfort in talking
with abnormal pitch or volume caused by laryngeal disease.
global aphasia Correct Answers The most common and severe
form. Spontaneous speech is absent or reduced to a few
stereotyped words or sounds. Comprehension is absent or
reduced to only the person's own name and a few select words.
Repetition, reading, and writing are severely impaired.
Prognosis for language recovery is poor. Caused by a large
lesion that damages most of combined anterior and posterior
language areas.
, objective data Correct Answers what the health professional
observes by inspecting, palpating, percussing, and auscultating
during the physical examination
subjective data Correct Answers what the person says about
himself or herself during history taking
Wernicke's aphasia Correct Answers Person can hear sounds
and words but cannot relate them to previous experiences.
Speech is fluent, effortless and well articulated but has many
paraphasias and neologisms.
What are abnormal perception findings? Correct Answers
Hallucination and illusion.
What are abnormal thought content findings? Correct Answers
Phobia, hypochondriasis, obsession, compulsion, delusions.
What are abnormal thought process findings? Correct Answers
Blocking, confabulation, neologism, circumlocution,
circumstantiality, loosening associations, flight of ideas, word
salad, perseveration, echolalia, clanging.
What are closed questions used for? Correct Answers Used to
obtain facts and focus on specific info
-when, did
What are closed questions? Correct Answers A question that
seeks a yes or no answer.
