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1. 'SnNout' means: A. A highly sensitive test, when negative, helps rule out disease B. A specific test rules out disease C. A sensitive test rules in disease D. Tests are unreliable Correct Answer: A. A highly sensitive test, when negative, helps rule out disease Rationale: Mnemonic. 2. The HEADSSS assessment is used for: A. Neonatal reflexes B. Adolescent psychosocial screening C. Geriatric falls D. Cardiac risk Correct Answer: B. Adolescent psychosocial screening Rationale:...

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1. Periumbilical pain migrating to the RLQ is classic for: A. Cholecystitis B. Diverticulitis C. Appendicitis D. Pancreatitis Correct Answer: C. Appendicitis Rationale: Migration. 2. Jaundice with dark urine and pale stools suggests: A. Hemolysis B. Gilbert syndrome C. Cholestatic (obstructive) jaundice D. Normal Correct Answer: C. Cholestatic (obstructive) jaundice Rationale: Biliary obstruction. 3. The Carnett sign helps distinguish: A. Gallstones from ulcer B. Hernia from lipo...

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TXST NURS 5210 Advanced Health Assessment Practicum: Final Exam (Comprehensive) - Questions with Correct Answers 3 Exam (elaborations) TXST NURS 5210 Advanced Health Assessment Practicum: Midterm Exam (Units 1-7) - Questions with Correct Answers 4 Exam (elaborations) TXST NURS 5210 Advanced Health Assessment Practicum: Practice Test 1 (Units 1-7) -

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TXST NURS 5210 Advanced Health Assessment Practicum: Exam 3 - Questions with Correct Answers 2 Exam (elaborations) TXST NURS 5210 Advanced Health Assessment Practicum: Final Exam (Comprehensive) - Questions with Correct Answers 3 Exam (elaborations) TXST NURS 5210 Advanced Health Assessment Practicum: Midterm Exam (Units 1-7) - Questions with Corre

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1. A focused exam is appropriate when: A. The patient presents with a specific complaint B. Performing an annual comprehensive exam C. Admitting to hospital always D. Never Correct Answer: A. The patient presents with a specific complaint Rationale: Problem-oriented. 2. Likelihood ratios help clinicians: A. Estimate how much a test result changes the probability of disease B. Calculate drug doses C. Measure blood pressure D. Code diagnoses Correct Answer: A. Estimate how much a test ...

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1. The OLDCARTS mnemonic guides assessment of the: A. Family history B. History of present illness C. Review of systems only D. Physical exam Correct Answer: B. History of present illness Rationale: Symptom analysis. 2. The 'S' in SOAP includes: A. Vital signs B. Chief complaint, HPI, ROS and pertinent history C. Lab results D. Diagnosis Correct Answer: B. Chief complaint, HPI, ROS and pertinent history Rationale: Subjective. 3. Deliberate, analytical diagnostic reasoning is ...

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1. The review of systems (ROS) is: A. The physical exam B. A list of labs C. A subjective inventory of symptoms by body system D. The assessment Correct Answer: C. A subjective inventory of symptoms by body system Rationale: Subjective. 2. Electronic health record templates may introduce risk of: A. Perfect accuracy B. Fewer details C. Copy-forward errors and inaccurate documentation D. Better reasoning always Correct Answer: C. Copy-forward errors and inaccurate documentation Ratio...

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1. Nystagmus is: A. Drooping eyelid B. Pupil constriction C. Involuntary rhythmic eye movements D. Lens clouding Correct Answer: C. Involuntary rhythmic eye movements Rationale: Neuro or vestibular. 2. Neovascularization of the retina indicates: A. Proliferative diabetic retinopathy B. Normal aging C. Glaucoma D. Cataract Correct Answer: A. Proliferative diabetic retinopath

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1. When an interpreter is needed, the clinician should: A. Use the patient's child B. Speak to the interpreter instead of the patient C. Use a trained medical interpreter and speak directly to the patient D. Avoid interpreters Correct Answer: C. Use a trained medical interpreter and speak directly to the patient Rationale: Best practice. 2. Trauma-informed care principles include: A. Rapid exams without explanation B. Restraints C. Ignoring history D. Safety, trustworthiness, choic...

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