Bates chapter 1 test questions with A+
guaranteed answers
comprehensive assessment - ANSWER-which includes all the elements of the health history and the
complete physical examination
problem oriented assessment - ANSWER-begins with a single problem and assesses the community
in terms of that problem
comprehensive assessment is necessary when? - ANSWER-1. Is appropriate for new patients in the
office or hospital
2. Provides fundamental and personalized knowledge about the patient
3.Strengthens the clinician-patient relationship
4. Provides a baseline for future assessments
5. Creates a platform for health promotion through education and counseling
6. Develops proficiency in the essential skills of physical examination
focused assesment is necessary when - ANSWER-1. Is appropriate for established patients, especially
during routine or urgent care visits
2. Addresses focused concerns or symptoms
3. Assesses symptoms restricted to a specific body system
comprehensive examination provides a more - ANSWER-complete basis for assessing these concerns
and answering patient questions.
physical examination - ANSWER-physician's objective assessment of the patient, using auscultation,
palpation, percussion, and visualization
, Diagnostic Tests - ANSWER-tests used to determine what is wrong with a patient
subjective information - ANSWER-Information from the patient's point of view.
symtoms
"I feel dizzy."
objective information - ANSWER-factual information collected using the senses of sight, hearing,
smell, and touch; also called signs
subjective data examples - ANSWER-what the patient tells you
the symptoms and history
Example: Mrs. G. is a 54-year-old hairdresser who reports pressure over her left chest "like an
elephant sitting there," which goes into her left neck and arm.
objective data examples - ANSWER-1. What you detect during the examination, laboratory
information, and test data
2. All physical examination findings, or signs
Example: Mrs. G. is an older, overweight white female, who is pleasant and cooperative. Height 5′4″,
weight 150 lbs, BMI 26, BP 160/80, HR 96 and regular, respiratory rate 24, temperature 97.5 °F
components of comprehensive health history - ANSWER-Identifying data and source of the history;
reliability ●
Chief complaint(s) ● Present illness ●
Past history ●
guaranteed answers
comprehensive assessment - ANSWER-which includes all the elements of the health history and the
complete physical examination
problem oriented assessment - ANSWER-begins with a single problem and assesses the community
in terms of that problem
comprehensive assessment is necessary when? - ANSWER-1. Is appropriate for new patients in the
office or hospital
2. Provides fundamental and personalized knowledge about the patient
3.Strengthens the clinician-patient relationship
4. Provides a baseline for future assessments
5. Creates a platform for health promotion through education and counseling
6. Develops proficiency in the essential skills of physical examination
focused assesment is necessary when - ANSWER-1. Is appropriate for established patients, especially
during routine or urgent care visits
2. Addresses focused concerns or symptoms
3. Assesses symptoms restricted to a specific body system
comprehensive examination provides a more - ANSWER-complete basis for assessing these concerns
and answering patient questions.
physical examination - ANSWER-physician's objective assessment of the patient, using auscultation,
palpation, percussion, and visualization
, Diagnostic Tests - ANSWER-tests used to determine what is wrong with a patient
subjective information - ANSWER-Information from the patient's point of view.
symtoms
"I feel dizzy."
objective information - ANSWER-factual information collected using the senses of sight, hearing,
smell, and touch; also called signs
subjective data examples - ANSWER-what the patient tells you
the symptoms and history
Example: Mrs. G. is a 54-year-old hairdresser who reports pressure over her left chest "like an
elephant sitting there," which goes into her left neck and arm.
objective data examples - ANSWER-1. What you detect during the examination, laboratory
information, and test data
2. All physical examination findings, or signs
Example: Mrs. G. is an older, overweight white female, who is pleasant and cooperative. Height 5′4″,
weight 150 lbs, BMI 26, BP 160/80, HR 96 and regular, respiratory rate 24, temperature 97.5 °F
components of comprehensive health history - ANSWER-Identifying data and source of the history;
reliability ●
Chief complaint(s) ● Present illness ●
Past history ●
