B) own and operate specialty community clinics. Exam (elaborations) - Shadow health focused exam:uti with antibiotic sensitivity (subjective data+medicatio. The initial introduction should include the person's surname (unless a child) and the reason for the interview. Feedback: INCORRECT A) Episodic C) 9 D) call a family member to confirm information. Nursing has an expanded concept of health; holistic health includes the mind, body, and spirit as interdependent and functioning as a whole within the environment. B) cultural and ethnic values. When preparing the physical setting for an interview, the interviewer should: For a younger child such as a toddler, the parent will provide all or most of the history. Feedback: INCORRECT If you find it helpful, use the mnemonic PQRSTU to do this. Table of Contents This list of brief health assessment questions is organized by behavior or risk and sorted alphabetically. Refer to feedback in Option B. C) the process of being raised within a culture. A) hearing loss A patient admitted to the hospital with asthma has the following problems identified based on an admission health history and physical assessment. Feedback: INCORRECT A follow-up database is used to follow up short-term or chronic health problems; the statuses of identified problems are evaluated at regular and appropriate intervals. D) relieving factors. Minorities tend to be younger than non-Hispanic white populations. Crepitation is assessed by palpation. Feedback: INCORRECT When assessing *functional abilities*, consider the child's environment and his or her function or role in the environment. Test 1 Ch 1 testprep.docx. Inspect mouth: pushed tongue right with tongue blade. an eye-opener?) Functional assessment measures a person's self-care ability including the ability to perform activities of daily living. D) a short statement of general health status. Functional assessment includes questions on substance use and abuse. The CAGE test is a screening questionnaire that helps to identify: A patient seeks care for "debilitating headaches that cause excessive absences at work." Recording physical findings in the review of systems is incorrect; review of systems is limited to the patient statements or subjective data. (6) Using professional jargon, *complete health history data category 8. The non-Hispanic, single-race white population was older than the population as a whole; the respective median ages were 40.8 and 36.6 years. D) ethnocentric language. You can foster good communication with which external factors? B) a pattern of coping. 30 Comments Please sign inor registerto post comments. *Reflection. To develop cultural care, you must have knowledge of *your personal heritage* and the *heritage of the nursing profession, the health care system, and the patient. After completing an initial assessment of a patient, the nurse has charted that his respirations are eupneic, and his pulse is 58 beats per minute. D) relieving factors. B) Preschoolers D) Complete C) "Why did you wait so long to make an appointment?" Feedback: INCORRECT An emergency database is rapid collection of the data often obtained concurrently with lifesaving measures. B) the nature or character of the headache. Third-level priority problems are those that are import to the patient's health but can be addressed after more urgent health problems are addressed. An emergency database is rapid collection of the data often obtained concurrently with lifesaving measures. 03/18/20 2:04 PM PDT. Feedback: INCORRECT Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like Medication, Over . A) speak at least two languages. D) a social group that claims to possess variable traits. *complete health history data category 5.*. D) A sore throat You give your honest feedback about what you see or feel. A) used to rapidly collect data and is often compiled concurrently with life-saving measures. Feedback: INCORRECT *Feedback: CORRECT* Essay - Shadow health focused exam:uti with antibiotic sensitivity assignment (concept lab) 3. Exam Action. Health perception is how the person describes and defines personal health. 1. initial comprehensive. Pain is a very private, subjective experience that is greatly influenced by cultural heritage. *Feedback: CORRECT* * An example of subjective data is: If the person answers "yes" to 2 or more CAGE questions, you should suspect alcohol abuse and continue with a more complete substnce abuse assessment. *, *Heritage consistency* is the degree to which *a person's lifestyle reflects his or her traditional heritage. D) use detailed explanations. *A) the logic of the traditional belief systems. D) "Tell me what you mean by 'bad blood'.". Spirituality is defined as: C) left knee has been swollen and hot for the past 3 days. Health Assessment Final Exam Flashcards Quizlet Health (1 days ago) WebA nurse is completing an assessment that will involve gathering subjective and objective data. Feedback: INCORRECT The *holistic health model* assesses the whole person because it views the mind, body, and spirit as interdependent and functioning as a whole within the environment. Prepare yourself to test your knowledge with this Health assessment MCQs quiz. Feedback: INCORRECT C) cost less than traditional or biomedical providers. Also briefly *summarize what you learned* during the interview. A medical diagnosis is used to evaluate: Nonverbal communication is the primary communication method for infants. A) a person's state of health. *C) cost less than traditional or biomedical providers. Feedback: INCORRECT *Communication* carries you and the patient through the interview. D) Readiness for enhanced spiritual well-being A) a determination of the etiology of disease. During a mental status examination, the nurse wants to assess a patient's affect. (1) A *complete (or total health) database* includes a complete health history and a full physical examination. *C) use short, simple, concrete sentences. Medical diagnoses are used to evaluate the cause or etiology of disease. *Empathy* means viewing the world from the other person's inner frame of reference while remaining yourself. The most *common non-English languages* spoken at home are Spanish, Chinese, French, German, and Tagalog. Feedback: INCORRECT * Viewing the world from another person's inner frame of reference is called: Older adults may need special considerations related to physical limitations (e.g., adjusted pace to avoid fatigue, impaired hearing). Subjective data is what the person says about himself or herself during history taking. Feedback: INCORRECT A nurse is collecting data for a client's comprehensive physical examination. Refer to feedback in option B. D) prevention of disease. - A prenatal and perinatal history, (2) A *focused (or problem-centered) database* is used for a limited or short-term problem. A) Ineffective self-health management Each response plays a role in the interview process, but practice is needed to use them effectively and move among them smoothly. *D) used to perform a thorough or comprehensive health history and physical examination. Work to develop the ability to read patients' nonverbal behaviors and to monitor your own nonverbal communication. This response is an inappropriate communication technique referred to as using "Why" questions. Which of the following is considered an example of objective data? Which theory has been expanded in an attempt to study the degree to which a person's lifestyle reflects his or her traditional heritage? - *A* Annoyed - Have you ever been annoyed by criticism of your drinking? C) clarification. The *purpose of the complete health history* is to *collect subjective data*, which is what the person says about himself or herself. B) exercise and activity, leisure activities, and level of independence. Feedback: INCORRECT To determine the patient's perception of pain, the nurse would determine the meaning of the symptom by asking how it affects daily activities and what the patient thinks the pain means. When considering cultural competence, there are discrete areas that the nurse must develop knowledge of to understand the health care needs of others. A) severity of dementia. *complete health history data category 6. Feedback: INCORRECT The Geriatric Depression Scale, Short Form (Yesavage and Brink, 1983) is an assessment instrument for use with the older adult. Additions include: D) Socialization experience. (2) *working phase*, C) family role, interpersonal relations, social support, and time spent alone. *Internal factors* are what *you* bring to the interview. Empathy means viewing the world from the other person's inner frame of reference. *B) empathy. D) environmental hazards However, you should *address all categories* before making a diagnosis or judgment about the patient's health status. Nonverbal communication is the primary form of communication for which group of individuals? For example, lactose intolerance is common in African Americans, American Indians, and Asian Americans. A) Appearance, dress, and hygiene Third-level priority problems are those that are import to the patient's health but can be addressed after more urgent health problems are addressed. So be sure to record the person's reason for seeking care, not your assumption about the problem. Tests used to assess for dementia include the Mini-Mental State Examination, the Set Test, the Short Portable Mental Status Questionnaire, the Mini-Cog, and the Blessed Orientation-Memory-Concentration Test. This response is an inappropriate communication technique referred to as giving unwanted advice. D) The phlegm will be replaced with dryness. Objective data is what the health professional observes by inspecting, percussing, palpating, and auscultating during the physical examination. In times of illness, *religion and spirituality may be a source of comfort* for patients and their significant others. A discrete area of knowledge for cultural competence is understanding of ones own heritage, the heritage of the nursing profession, the heritage of the patient, and the heritage of the health care system. D) ask every youth about the use of condoms. These nonproductive verbal messages include: The health history will assess lifestyle, including such factors as exercise, diet, risk reduction, and health promotion behaviors. * - And a nutritional history. An example of an open-ended question or statement is: (4) it is *dynamic* and ever changing. Chapter 1 - Evidence-Based Assessment B) a pattern of coping. PQRSTU is a mnemonic that helps the clinician to remember to address characteristics specific to: You share factual and objective information. *A) education, financial status, and value-belief system. Feedback: INCORRECT C) an individual's perception of health. C) Emergency B) have at least one parent present during the interview. D) Older adults. C) the response of the whole person to actual or potential problems. B) rephrase the same questions later in the interview. Feedback: INCORRECT *C) excessive or uncontrollable drinking. Feedback: INCORRECT Which of the following is included in documenting a history source? Use this only when merited by the situation. The incidence of breast cancer varies with different cultural groups. Parents or caretakers accompany children to the health care setting. The *meaning of health and illness is determined*, in part, *by the way members of a person's culture define them. A) unhealthy lifestyle behaviors. D) minorities tend to be older than non-Hispanic white populations. *D) Reliability of informant The second largest population is *Asians* followed by *Blacks*, American Indians, Alaska natives, Native Hawaiians, and other Pacific islanders. T y tu grupo, preparen una lista de cosas que un candidato u otra persona dijo que iba a hacer y lo que en realidad hizo. * A) distancing language. A follow-up database is used to follow-up short-term or chronic health problems; the statuses of identified problems are evaluated at regular and appropriate intervals. B) exercise and activity, leisure activities, and level of independence. From a biomedical perspective, health is defined as the absence of disease or elimination of symptoms and signs of disease. Or, it may be to explain cause: "The reason you cannot eat or drink before your blood test is that the food will change the test results.". (3) *having the ability to listen. A) set the room temperature between 64 and 66 F. Feedback: INCORRECT - *E* Eye-opener - Do you drink in the morning (i.e. * - *G* Guilty - Have you ever felt guilty about your drinking? B) cultural and ethnic values. 1,3,4,8,9,10,1, Health Assessment in Nursing Chapter 1 Review, The Language of Composition: Reading, Writing, Rhetoric, Lawrence Scanlon, Renee H. Shea, Robin Dissin Aufses, Edge Reading, Writing and Language: Level C, David W. Moore, Deborah Short, Michael W. Smith, Literature and Composition: Reading, Writing,Thinking, Carol Jago, Lawrence Scanlon, Renee H. Shea, Robin Dissin Aufses. Learn to communicate effectively with *patients who have special needs*, such as those with a hearing impairment, acute illness, or intoxication and those who are sexually aggressive, angry, anxious, violent, or in tears. Hearing loss is more common in whites than in blacks. Feedback: INCORRECT D) stand next to the patient to convey a professional demeanor. This is a closed or direct statement. *complete health history data category 7. D) environmental hazards. *Feedback: CORRECT* (9) Interrupting, * B) "David, I am here to ask you questions about your illness; we want to determine what is wrong." Use both inductive and deductive reasoning to develop your argument. *Feedback: CORRECT* *Feedback: CORRECT* * A) 5 They require prompt intervention to prevent deterioration, and may include a mental status change or acute pain. 4 steps to health assessment 1. collection of subjective data 2. collection of objective data 3. validation of data 4. documentation of data 4 techniques used to collect objective data 1. inspection 2. palpation 3. percussion 4. auscultation purpose of the interview is to: establish rapport during the interview, it is important to identify what? Adolescents should be treated with respect; the nurse should use open, honest, professional communication. (3) Using authority, * Objective data is what the health professional observes; level of consciousness and orientation are observations. HEALTH ASSESSMENT EXAM 1 PRACTICE QUESTIONS 4.7 (12 reviews) Term 1 / 45 1. Feedback: INCORRECT Religious beliefs may influence the person's: Religious beliefs may influence the person's: (4) Using avoidance language, Feedback: INCORRECT The four humors of the body include the blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile; the humors regulate basic bodily functions and are described in terms of temperature, dryness, and moisture. *D) the cause of disease. C)Wash hands between the examination of each body system to prevent the spread of bacteria from one part of the body to another. A) ask the child, before the caretaker, about symptoms. Feedback: INCORRECT (2) it is *shared* by all members of the same cultural group. While discussing the treatment plan, the nurse infers that the patient is uncomfortable asking the physician for a different treatment because of fear of the physician's reaction. Every examiner needs to collect *four kinds of databases* based on the situation. Writing negative after the system heading is also incorrect because it would be unknown which factors were asked. A) ask about violence and abuse before asking about alcohol and drug use. C) left knee has been swollen and hot for the past 3 days. C) "I can see that you are quite uncomfortable." *A) Infants* A) participating in religious services on a regular basis. Con frecuencia, especialmente en poltica, hay una gran diferencia entre lo que uno dice y lo que uno hace. Socialization is the process of being raised within a culture and acquiring the characteristics of that group. What information is included in greater detail when taking a health history on an infant? D) the risk of disease in the patients ethnic group. D) 11 Before determining whether cultural practices are helpful, harmful, or neutral, nurses must first understand: 2. The nurse should ask the patient which question? A) Episodic Feedback: INCORRECT (select all that apply) Most of health practices used by folk healers are not dangerous and are usually harmless. * A) his or her own heritage. (1) Explanation of the *cause of illness* Braden Scale Used to assess skin breakdown by totaling scores from six sub-scales: sensory, perception, moisture, activity, mobili-ty, nutrition, and friction. C) the heritage of the nursing profession. Behavior theory or behaviorism is a learning theory. C) The humors must be balanced. C) An earache When a *patient comes from a different culture,* modify your approach as needed. Which problem is a first-level priority? The Hispanic population was much younger, with a median age of 27.6 years, and about one-third of the Hispanic population was younger than 18 years old. Feedback: INCORRECT One method to verify information within the context of the interview is to: For a patient with *limited English proficiency*, use a *bilingual team member or a trained medical interpreter* whenever possible. Feedback: INCORRECT Initial Comprehensive Assessment 2. *Feedback: CORRECT* * A complete data base is: Feedback: INCORRECT Objective data is gathered by what the health professional observes by inspecting, percussing, palpating, and auscultating during the physical examination. An example of an open-ended question or statement is: According to the biomedical model, a narrow definition of health is: * This statement is not based on direct observation as with confrontation, but it is based on your inference or conclusion. B) history of present illness The interpretation by the nurse will improve communication. Chapter 14 - Eyes *Feedback: CORRECT* sensitive caliper an instrument designed DismissTry Ask an Expert Ask an Expert Sign inRegister Sign inRegister Home Which of the following is considered an example of objective data? *, The *National Standards for Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services in Health Care* state that health care organizations should ensure that patients receive *effective, understandable, and respectful care* in a manner compatible with their *cultural health beliefs and practices and their preferred language.*. Chapter 10 - Pain Assessment: the 5th vital sign Feedback: INCORRECT 7 pages. D) a social group that claims to possess variable traits. Assess Discussion 1.docx University of Texas, Arlington NURS 5220 - Fall 2021 . *C) Impaired gas exchange* - validation of data. In the case of confrontation, you have observed a certain action, feeling, or statement and you now focus the person's attention on it. Feedback: INCORRECT Appearance, dress, and hygiene are observations included in the general survey. - Any childhood illnesses or accidents, Immunization data, Feedback: INCORRECT Feedback: INCORRECT Subjective data is what the person says about himself or herself during history taking. This response is an inappropriate communication technique referred to as false reassurance. Questions about condom use would only be appropriate if the youth is sexually active. Spirituality may be used to *find meaning and purpose for illnesses.*. Subjective data is what the person says about himself or herself during history taking. Exam (elaborations) - shadow health focused exam:uti with antibiotic sensitivity (education and empathy) 4. B) "If I were you, I would have the surgery." - Voice, and you develop a list of possible interventions based on . first level priority Emergent, life threatening, and immediate ex. C) the response of the whole person to actual or potential problems. Feedback: INCORRECT Parents or caretakers accompany children to the health care setting. *Nonverbal modes of communication* include: A) the logic of the traditional belief systems. A) a person's state of health. Spirituality is defined as: Feedback: INCORRECT Exam Action. Crepitation is assessed by palpating. For a well person, briefly note the general state of health. A) the patient's perception of pain. Ask about alcohol and drug use before asking about safety (related to injury and violence). Spirituality is a personal effort to find purpose and meaning in life. B) Health exists when physical, psychologic, spiritual, and social needs are met. * This is a closed or direct question. The nurse-physician relationship is not the barrier to communication in this situation Students also viewed ATI questions 231 Exam 2 study guide - exam 2 nsg3450 Mental Health Exam 3 - nsg3450 D) stressors, coping mechanisms, and change in past year. The interviewer and patient should be comfortably seated; standing communicates haste and assumes superiority. C) their personal belief models. *D) the heritage of the patient. Feedback: INCORRECT C) symptoms. (2) Giving unwanted advice, *Feedback: CORRECT* Refer to feedback in option B. This option is not within the context of the interview. When addressing a toddler during the interview, the health care provider should: A) Episodic B) Follow-up C) Impaired gas exchange *Feedback: CORRECT* - *C* Cut down - Have you ever thought you should cut down your drinking? When making decisions about health, patients may rely on relationships with others, and their behavior may depend on the opinion of others. Relieving factors are determined by asking the patient what relieves the pain, what is the effect of any treatment, what the patient has tried, and what seems to help. Reflection is repeating part of what the person has just said. Ethnicity pertains to a social group within the social system that claims to possess variable traits. Planning - Establish priorities, set timelines for outcomes. * Fifth, investigate *past health events*, such as illnesses, injuries, hospitalizations, and allergies as well as current medications. It links events, makes associations, or implies cause: "It seems that every time you feel the stomach pain, you have had some kind of stress in your life." Quizlet health assessment practicum quiz1 - 1 ____________ to what is important to your patient. A) physical findings, such as skin appearance, to support historic data. Chapter 11 - Nutritional Assessment *C) left knee has been swollen and hot for the past 3 days. B) used for a limited or short-term problem usually consisting of one problem, one cue complex, or one body system. *Third-level priority problems* are important to the patient's health, but can be addressed after more urgent problems. *Facilitation* These responses encourage the patient to say more, to continue with the story ("mm-hmm, go on, continue, uh-huh"). Feedback: INCORRECT C) Congruence mechanism A) Behavior theory Every examiner needs to collect *four kinds of databases* based on the situation. Health Assessment Exam 1 Notes - HEALTH ASSESSMENT EXAM 1 NOTES Chapter 4 The Complete Health - Studocu Comprehensive review of Nursing Health Assessment Exam 1 for Professor Saifman. *C) aggravating factors. *Cultural care* is professional health care that is culturally sensitive, appropriate, and competent. C) "Why did you wait so long to make an appointment?" In this situation, the nurse's verbal interpretation: Socialization is the process of being raised within a culture and acquiring the characteristics of that group. Skip to document Ask an Expert Sign inRegister Sign inRegister Home Ask an ExpertNew Feedback: INCORRECT *Feedback: CORRECT* C) used to evaluate cause and etiology of disease. - Posture, B) use nonverbal communication. D) food intolerance Avoid using a family member or close friend as an interpreter because this violates the patient's confidentiality. The source of history is a record of who furnishes the information, how reliable the informant seems, and how willing he or she is to communicate.
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