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Bates - Chapter 1 - Physical Examination and History Taking Questions and Answers 100% Pass When would you conduct a comprehensive assessment vs focused? - Answer- *Comprehensive* -> new pt. -> very sick -> strengthen pt-ph relationship -> get baselines for future reference *Focused* -> established pt. routine visit -> focused concerns/symptoms Subjective vs Objective data - Answer- *subjective* -> what the pt. tells you, chief complaint, history etc *objective...

Bates - Chapter 1 - Physical Examination and History Taking Questions and Answers 100% Pass When would you conduct a comprehensive assessment vs focused? - Answer- *Comprehensive* -> new pt. -> very sick -> strengthen pt-ph relationship -> get baselines for future reference *Focused* -> established pt. routine visit -> focused concerns/symptoms Subjective vs Objective data - Answer- *subjective* -> what the pt. tells you, chief complaint, history etc *objective...

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H&P Final Bates MC questions and answers 1. When performing a genitourinary assessment, you note that the urethral meatus is positioned ventrally. This is most likely to be: (A) A stricture (B) Hypospadius (C) The result of a circumcision (D) Related to the aging process -Answer-(B) Hypospadius Hypospadius is a congenital displacement of the urethral meatus to the inferior surface of the penis. A groove extends from the displaced urethral meatus to its normal location on the tip of th...

Bates Guide to Physical Examination - Hair/Skin/Nails Lecture, Chapter 6 with 100% Correct Answers Common or concerning symptoms for hair/skin/nails? -Answer-Hair loss, Rash, Moles When inspecting and palpating the skin, note characteristics of... -Answer-1. Color 2. Moisture 3. Temperature 4. Texture 5. Mobility and turgor 6. Lesions Best places to assess red color of oxyhemoglobin... -Answer-fingertips, lips, and mucous membranes (dark skin? - palms and soles) Where to look for ce...

Bates Chapter 9 Exam Questions and Answers 1. You are performing a thorough cardiac examination. Which of the following chambers of the heart can you assess by palpation? A) Left atrium B) Right atrium C) Right ventricle D) Sinus node -Answer-C) Right ventricle 2. What is responsible for the inspiratory splitting of S2? A) Closure of aortic, then pulmonic valves B) Closure of mitral, then tricuspid valves C) Closure of aortic, then tricuspid valves D) Closure of mitral, then pulmonic ...

Abdomen Physical Exam (Bates) Questions and Answers | 100% Correct!! When divided into 9 sections, what are the midline 3 sections called? (from top to bottom) -Answer-Epigastric, Umbilical, Hypogastric (or suprapubic) What structures are not usually palpable? -Answer-Most of liver, gallbladder, stomach, pancreas, appendix What structure is commonly misidentified as a tumor in the epigastrium? -Answer- xiphoid process Where is the abdominal aorta usually palpable? -Answer-Epigastrium Wh...

Physical Assessment - Final Exam (Bates) Questions and Answers Sensitivity -Answer-Number of people who test positive. A test with a high sensitivity will rule _______ (in/out)? -Answer-IN Specificity -Answer-Number of people who test negative. A test with a high specificity will rule _____(in/out)? -Answer-OUT If 100 patients known to have a colon cancer were tested, and 43 tested positive, what percentage would be the sensitivity of the test? -Answer-43% Do we rule out a disease with h...

Bates' Advanced Health Assessment Chapters 1-4, & 7 (Health History, HEENT) Exam 2024 For which of the following patients would a comprehensive health history be appropriate? -Answer-A new patient with the chief complaint of "I am here to establish care" comprehensive assessment -Answer-all the elements of the health history and the complete physical examination focused or problem-oriented assessment -Answer-for patients that you know well that are returning for routine office care o...