1. Which of the following is an example of objective data? a. Alert and oriented b. Dizziness c. An earache d. A sore throat 2. When completing a health assessment, which of the following actio ... ns most demonstrates cultural competence? a. Ask about use of traditional, herbal, or folk remedies. b. Measure height and weight in a private room. c. Ask about family history of diseases. d. Make sure the blood pressure cuff fits appropriately. 3. An example of an open-ended question or statement is a. “On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your pain?” b. “Tell me about your pain.” c. “I can see that you are quite uncomfortable.” d. “You are upset about the level of pain, right?” 4. The nurse questions the reliability of the history provided by the patient. One method to verify information within the context of the interview is to a. Review previous medical records. b. Ask the patient if there is someone who could verify the information. c. Call a family member to confirm information. d. Rephrase the same questions later in the interview. 5. The “review of systems” in the health history is a. An evaluation of past and present health state of each body system. b. A documentation of the problem as perceived by the patient. c. A record of objective findings. d. A short statement of general health status. 6. Although a full mental status examination may not be required for every patient, the health care provider must address the four main components during a health history and physical examination. The four components are a. Memory, attention, content, and perceptions. b. Language, orientation, attention, and abstract reasoning. c. Appearance, behavior, cognition, and though processes. d. Mood, affect, consciousness, and orientation. 7. What is an advantage for using SBAR during staff communication? a. It improves verbal communication and reduces medical errors. b. It provides complete patient health history. c. It focuses on a comprehensive physical examination. d. It avoids making recommendations. 8. Which finding would require immediate action by the nurse if found during the physical assessment? a. Systolic blood pressure of 132 mmHg b. Heart rate of 60 beats per minute CONTINUED....... [Show More]
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