Test Bank For Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnostic Reasoning
I I I I I I I I I
4th Edition by Jacqueline Rhoads
I I I I I
Chapter 1 - 18 Complete
I I I I
,TestIBankIForIAdvancedIHealthIAssessmentIandIDiagnosticIReasoningIFourthIEditionIByIJacqueli
neIRhoadsIAndISandraIWigginsIPetersen
TableIofIContents
PartI1IStrategiesIforIEffectiveIHealthIAssessmentI
ChapterI1IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesIChapterI2IPhysicalIExaminationISt
rategiesI ChapterI3IDocumentationIStrategies
ChapterI4ICulturalIandISpiritualIAssessmentIChap
terI5INutritionalIAssessment
PartI2IAdvancedIAssessmentIofISystemicIDisorders
ChapterI6IMentalIHealthIDisordersI
ChapterI7IIntegumentaryIDisordersI
ChapterI8IEyeIDisorders
ChapterI9IEarIDisorders
ChapterI10INose,ISinus,IMouth,IandIThroatIDisordersI
ChapterI11IRespiratoryIDisorders
ChapterI12ICardiovascularIDisordersI
ChapterI13IEndocrineIDisordersI
ChapterI14IGastrointestinalIDisordersI
ChapterI15INeurologicalIDisorders
ChapterI16IMaleIGenitourinaryIDisorders
ChapterI17IFemaleIGenitourinaryIandIBreastIDisorders
I ChapterI18IMusculoskeletalIDisorders
,TestIBankIforIAdvancedIHealthIAssessmentIandIDiagnosticIReasoningI4thIEditionIRhoadsI(Test
BankIPDFIFiles)
Chapter:IChapterI01I-IQuiz
MultipleIChoice
1. WhichIofItheIfollowingIisIanIexampleIofIsubjectiveIdataIthatImayIbeIcollectedIduringIaIhealth
assessment?
A) HeightIandIweight
B) AIpatient’sIrecallIofIhisIorIherIpastIhealthIconditions
C) ResultsIfromIanIabdominalICTIscan
D) CompleteIbloodIcountIA
NSWER:IB
Complexity:IModerate .
Ahead:IFunctionsIofItheIInterviewIandIHealthIHistoryISubject
:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesITaxonomy:IApplication
2. WhichIofItheIfollowingIisItrueIregardingItheIdataItakenIinIaIhealthIhistory?
A) MostIhealthIhistoryIdataIareIobjectiveIandImeasurable.
B) ObjectiveIdataIareIerror-free,IquantifiableIdata.
C) SubjectiveIdata,IbeingIinherentlyIlessIaccurate,IareIofIlessIvalueIthanIobjectiveIdata.
D) AIsuccessfulIindividualizedIplanIofIcareImustIincorporateIsubjectiveIdata.I
ANSWER:ID
Complexity:IDifficult
Ahead:IFunctionsIofItheIInterviewIandIHealthIHistoryISubject
:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesITaxonomy:IAnalysis
3. WhatIdoICoulehanIandIBlockIdefineIasI“listeningItoItheItotalIcommunicationI.I.I.IandIlettingItheIpatientIknowIthatIy
ouIareIreallyIhearing”?
A) CulturalIcompetence
B) Patience
C) Empathy
D) Top-tierIcommunication
, TestIBankIforIAdvancedIHealthIAssessmentIandIDiagnosticIReasoningI4thIEditionIRhoadsI(TestIBankIP
FIFiles)
ANSWER:IC
Complexity:IModerateIA
head:IInterviewingISubj
ect:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesITaxonomy:IRecall
4. TheIproviderIisIpreparingItoItakeIaIhealthIhistoryIforIaInewIpatient.IHeItakesItheIpatientItoIaIprivateIroomIandIasksIt
heIpatientItoIdonIaIhospitalIgown.IAfterIsteppingIoutsideItoIgiveItheIpatientIsufficientItimeItoIchange,IheIthenIcomesIb
ackIinIandIasksIpermissionItoIconductItheIhistory.IHeIsitsInextItoItheIpatientIatIeyeIlevel,IdiscreetlyIobservesItheIpatien
tIforIanyIsensoryIdeficits,IandIasksItheIpatientIifIheImayItakeIbriefInotesIofItheIconversation.IDuringItheIconversation,I
heIgivesItheIpatientItimeItoIanswerIquestionsIfully.IHeImakesIsureIthatIhisIquestionsIdoInotIcontainItechnicalItermsIan
dIquietlyIobservesItheIpatient’sInonverbalIbehaviorsIthroughout.IWhichImistakeIdidItheIproviderImake?
A) HeIshouldIhaveIallowedItheIpatientItoIremainIfullyIclothedIinItheirIownIclothingIforItheirIcomfort.
B) HeIshouldInotIhaveIomittedItechnicalIterminology.IPatientsIlikeIhavingIaIchanceItoIlearn.
C) HeIshouldIhaveIseatedIhimselfIslightlyIaboveIeyeIlevelItoIgiveItheIpatientInonverbalIreassuranceIofIhisIexperienc
eIandIprofessionalism.
D) HeIshouldIhaveIaskedIexplicitlyIaboutItheInonverbalIchangesIheIwasInoticingIinIorderItoIgainIaIdeeperIlevelI
ofIunderstandingIofItheIpatient’sIcurrentIcondition.
ANSWER:IA
Complexity:IDifficult
Ahead:ITakingIaIHealthIHistoryISubj
ect:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesITaxonomy:IAnalysis
.
5. WhichIofItheIfollowingIisItrueIofIbothIcomprehensiveIandIfocusedIhealthIhistories?
A) TheyIbothIincludeIidentifyingIdata.
B) TheyIbothIincludeIaIsocialIhistory.
C) TheyIbothIincludeIaIfamilyIhistory.
D) TheyIareIbothIconductedIinIemergencyIsituations.IANS
WER:IA
Complexity:IModerate
Ahead:ITakingIaIHealthIHistoryISubj
ect:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesITaxonomy:IApplication
6. InItheImnemonicIdeviseIPQRST,IwhichIofItheIfollowingIincludesIdescribingItheIlocationIofItheIsymptoms?
A) PrecipitatingIfactors
B) Quality
C) Radiation
D) SeverityI
ANSWER:IB
Complexity:IDifficult
Ahead:ITakingIaIHealthIHistoryISubj
ect:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-TakingIStrategies
I I I I I I I I I
4th Edition by Jacqueline Rhoads
I I I I I
Chapter 1 - 18 Complete
I I I I
,TestIBankIForIAdvancedIHealthIAssessmentIandIDiagnosticIReasoningIFourthIEditionIByIJacqueli
neIRhoadsIAndISandraIWigginsIPetersen
TableIofIContents
PartI1IStrategiesIforIEffectiveIHealthIAssessmentI
ChapterI1IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesIChapterI2IPhysicalIExaminationISt
rategiesI ChapterI3IDocumentationIStrategies
ChapterI4ICulturalIandISpiritualIAssessmentIChap
terI5INutritionalIAssessment
PartI2IAdvancedIAssessmentIofISystemicIDisorders
ChapterI6IMentalIHealthIDisordersI
ChapterI7IIntegumentaryIDisordersI
ChapterI8IEyeIDisorders
ChapterI9IEarIDisorders
ChapterI10INose,ISinus,IMouth,IandIThroatIDisordersI
ChapterI11IRespiratoryIDisorders
ChapterI12ICardiovascularIDisordersI
ChapterI13IEndocrineIDisordersI
ChapterI14IGastrointestinalIDisordersI
ChapterI15INeurologicalIDisorders
ChapterI16IMaleIGenitourinaryIDisorders
ChapterI17IFemaleIGenitourinaryIandIBreastIDisorders
I ChapterI18IMusculoskeletalIDisorders
,TestIBankIforIAdvancedIHealthIAssessmentIandIDiagnosticIReasoningI4thIEditionIRhoadsI(Test
BankIPDFIFiles)
Chapter:IChapterI01I-IQuiz
MultipleIChoice
1. WhichIofItheIfollowingIisIanIexampleIofIsubjectiveIdataIthatImayIbeIcollectedIduringIaIhealth
assessment?
A) HeightIandIweight
B) AIpatient’sIrecallIofIhisIorIherIpastIhealthIconditions
C) ResultsIfromIanIabdominalICTIscan
D) CompleteIbloodIcountIA
NSWER:IB
Complexity:IModerate .
Ahead:IFunctionsIofItheIInterviewIandIHealthIHistoryISubject
:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesITaxonomy:IApplication
2. WhichIofItheIfollowingIisItrueIregardingItheIdataItakenIinIaIhealthIhistory?
A) MostIhealthIhistoryIdataIareIobjectiveIandImeasurable.
B) ObjectiveIdataIareIerror-free,IquantifiableIdata.
C) SubjectiveIdata,IbeingIinherentlyIlessIaccurate,IareIofIlessIvalueIthanIobjectiveIdata.
D) AIsuccessfulIindividualizedIplanIofIcareImustIincorporateIsubjectiveIdata.I
ANSWER:ID
Complexity:IDifficult
Ahead:IFunctionsIofItheIInterviewIandIHealthIHistoryISubject
:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesITaxonomy:IAnalysis
3. WhatIdoICoulehanIandIBlockIdefineIasI“listeningItoItheItotalIcommunicationI.I.I.IandIlettingItheIpatientIknowIthatIy
ouIareIreallyIhearing”?
A) CulturalIcompetence
B) Patience
C) Empathy
D) Top-tierIcommunication
, TestIBankIforIAdvancedIHealthIAssessmentIandIDiagnosticIReasoningI4thIEditionIRhoadsI(TestIBankIP
FIFiles)
ANSWER:IC
Complexity:IModerateIA
head:IInterviewingISubj
ect:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesITaxonomy:IRecall
4. TheIproviderIisIpreparingItoItakeIaIhealthIhistoryIforIaInewIpatient.IHeItakesItheIpatientItoIaIprivateIroomIandIasksIt
heIpatientItoIdonIaIhospitalIgown.IAfterIsteppingIoutsideItoIgiveItheIpatientIsufficientItimeItoIchange,IheIthenIcomesIb
ackIinIandIasksIpermissionItoIconductItheIhistory.IHeIsitsInextItoItheIpatientIatIeyeIlevel,IdiscreetlyIobservesItheIpatien
tIforIanyIsensoryIdeficits,IandIasksItheIpatientIifIheImayItakeIbriefInotesIofItheIconversation.IDuringItheIconversation,I
heIgivesItheIpatientItimeItoIanswerIquestionsIfully.IHeImakesIsureIthatIhisIquestionsIdoInotIcontainItechnicalItermsIan
dIquietlyIobservesItheIpatient’sInonverbalIbehaviorsIthroughout.IWhichImistakeIdidItheIproviderImake?
A) HeIshouldIhaveIallowedItheIpatientItoIremainIfullyIclothedIinItheirIownIclothingIforItheirIcomfort.
B) HeIshouldInotIhaveIomittedItechnicalIterminology.IPatientsIlikeIhavingIaIchanceItoIlearn.
C) HeIshouldIhaveIseatedIhimselfIslightlyIaboveIeyeIlevelItoIgiveItheIpatientInonverbalIreassuranceIofIhisIexperienc
eIandIprofessionalism.
D) HeIshouldIhaveIaskedIexplicitlyIaboutItheInonverbalIchangesIheIwasInoticingIinIorderItoIgainIaIdeeperIlevelI
ofIunderstandingIofItheIpatient’sIcurrentIcondition.
ANSWER:IA
Complexity:IDifficult
Ahead:ITakingIaIHealthIHistoryISubj
ect:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesITaxonomy:IAnalysis
.
5. WhichIofItheIfollowingIisItrueIofIbothIcomprehensiveIandIfocusedIhealthIhistories?
A) TheyIbothIincludeIidentifyingIdata.
B) TheyIbothIincludeIaIsocialIhistory.
C) TheyIbothIincludeIaIfamilyIhistory.
D) TheyIareIbothIconductedIinIemergencyIsituations.IANS
WER:IA
Complexity:IModerate
Ahead:ITakingIaIHealthIHistoryISubj
ect:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-
TakingIStrategiesITaxonomy:IApplication
6. InItheImnemonicIdeviseIPQRST,IwhichIofItheIfollowingIincludesIdescribingItheIlocationIofItheIsymptoms?
A) PrecipitatingIfactors
B) Quality
C) Radiation
D) SeverityI
ANSWER:IB
Complexity:IDifficult
Ahead:ITakingIaIHealthIHistoryISubj
ect:IChapterI1
Title:IInterviewIandIHistory-TakingIStrategies
