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Health Assessment- Exam 1
Questions and Answers (100%
Correct Answers) Already Graded A+
"I'm not sure that I understand what you're saying."
© 2026 Assignment
"Do you mean...?" Ans: Clarification
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-What you should do is....
Expert
-If I were you, I would.... Ans: Giving Advice
-Don't worry, you will be better in a few weeks.
-Don't worry, I had an operation just like it; it was a snap. Ans:
False Reassurance
-Ask for narrative responses.
-State topic only in general terms.
-Use them in the following situations:
-To begin interview
-To introduce a new section of questions.
-Whenever the patient introduces a new topic. Ans: Open-
Ended Questions
, 2
-Ask for specific information.
- Elicit short one-or two-word answers, a yes or no answer, or a
forced choice.
-Use them in the following situations:
-After opening narrative to fill in details person may have left
out.
© 2026 Assignment
- When you need many specific facts about past health
problems or during review of systems.
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Expert
-To move the interview along. Ans: Close-Ended Questions
Using the "Why" question makes the nurse seem... Ans:
Judgmental
suspension of external breathing. Ans: Apneic
normal, unlabored breathing. Ans: Eupneic
excessively rapid respiration. Ans: Tachypneic
abnormally slow breathing rate. Ans: Bradypnea
word meaning "lung" Ans: Pneumo
situated away from the center of the body or from the point of
attachment. Ans: Distal
situated nearer to the center of the body or the point of
attachment. Ans: Proximal
Health Assessment- Exam 1
Questions and Answers (100%
Correct Answers) Already Graded A+
"I'm not sure that I understand what you're saying."
© 2026 Assignment
"Do you mean...?" Ans: Clarification
Guru01 - Stuvia
-What you should do is....
Expert
-If I were you, I would.... Ans: Giving Advice
-Don't worry, you will be better in a few weeks.
-Don't worry, I had an operation just like it; it was a snap. Ans:
False Reassurance
-Ask for narrative responses.
-State topic only in general terms.
-Use them in the following situations:
-To begin interview
-To introduce a new section of questions.
-Whenever the patient introduces a new topic. Ans: Open-
Ended Questions
, 2
-Ask for specific information.
- Elicit short one-or two-word answers, a yes or no answer, or a
forced choice.
-Use them in the following situations:
-After opening narrative to fill in details person may have left
out.
© 2026 Assignment
- When you need many specific facts about past health
problems or during review of systems.
Guru01 - Stuvia
Expert
-To move the interview along. Ans: Close-Ended Questions
Using the "Why" question makes the nurse seem... Ans:
Judgmental
suspension of external breathing. Ans: Apneic
normal, unlabored breathing. Ans: Eupneic
excessively rapid respiration. Ans: Tachypneic
abnormally slow breathing rate. Ans: Bradypnea
word meaning "lung" Ans: Pneumo
situated away from the center of the body or from the point of
attachment. Ans: Distal
situated nearer to the center of the body or the point of
attachment. Ans: Proximal
