HEALTH ASSESMENT PART I

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Health Assessment Quiz Part I

Test your knowledge of health assessment with our engaging quiz designed for healthcare professionals and students alike. This quiz covers key concepts related to mental health, cognitive functioning, and the nursing process.

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May affect other body systems when prompt assessment and intervention is delayed

Psychological Disorder

Mental Disorder

Mental Illness

Memory loss

Refer to a client's level of cognitive functioning

Mental Status

Mental Health

Mental Assessment

None of the above

The most common cause of death of the elderly, results from gradual destruction of brain nerve cells and a shrinking brain

Dementia

Memory loss

Mental Disorder

Alzheimer Disease

Is accomplished by interviewing the client and observing his or her behaviors

Collecting Objective Data

Validation of Data

Assessment of Health Status

Collecting Subjective data

A type of assessment that involves collection of subjective data about the client's perception of his or her health of all body parts or systems, past health history, and lifestyle and health practices

Emergency Assessment

Ongoing or Partial Assessment

Focused or Problem Oriented Assessment

Initial Comprehensive Assessment

Is the first and most critical phase of the Nursing Process

Planning

Evaluation

Assessment

Diagnosis

Are sensations or symptoms, feelings, perception, desires, preferences, beliefs, ideas, values and personal information that can be elicited and verified only by the client

Objective Data

Subjective Data

Diagnosis

Documenting Data

Is the way in which the nurse process the information using knowledge, past experience, intuition, and cognitive abilities to formulate conclusions or diagnoses

Diagnosis

Planning

Evaluation of data

None of the above

Which of the following promotes effective and productive communication during interview?

Silence

Standing

Reading the Questions

Distance

Used to detect tenderness over organs by placing one hand flat on the body surface and using the fist of the other hand to strike that back of the hand flat on the body surface

Direct Percussion

Blunt Percussion

Indirect or Mediate Percussion

Deep Palpation

Is the direct tapping of a body part with one or two fingertips to elicit possible tenderness

Direct Percussion

Blunt Percussion

Indirect or Mediate Percussion

Deep Palpation

Which of the following is not a sign of Alzheimer Disease?

Losing things from time to time

Poor judgement and decision making

Difficulty having conversation

None of the above

What does HITECH stands for?

Health Institutional Technology for Economic and Clinical Health

Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health

Health Institutional Technology for Economical and Clinical Health

Health Information Technology for Economical and Clinical Health

It is a phase of an interview in which the nurse elicits the client's comments about major biographical data, reasons for seeking care, family history, past health history and etc.

Preintroductory Phase

Introductory Phase

Working Phase

Summary and Closing Phase

May be used to document unusual events, responses, significant observations, or interactions whose data are inappropriate for flow records

Progress notes

Medical Record

Nursing minimum data set forms

Percussion notes

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