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Question 1

A collection of data about an individual’s health

Answer 1

Health Assessment

Question 2

A head to toe review of each body system that offers objective information about the client and allows the health care provider to make clinical judgements

Answer 2

Physical Examination

Question 3

A comprehensive health assessment encompasses the dimensions of a person:

Answer 3

Physical
Psychological
Social
Spiritual

Question 4

To make a clinical judgment or diagnosis about the individual’s health state or condition.

To obtain baseline data about the client’s functional abilities.

Answer 4

Purpose of Health Assessment

Question 5

For routine screening to determine the client’s eligibility for health insurance.

For acquiring a new job

For client’s admission to the hospital.

Answer 5

Purpose of Physical Examination

Question 6

Assessing using the sense of sight

Answer 6

Inspection

Question 7

Examining the body using the sense of touch

Answer 7

Palpation

Question 8

Use the _ of the fingers to perform palpation

Answer 8

Flat pads

Question 9

Tapping body parts to produce sound

Answer 9

Percussion

Question 10

Listening to body sounds with the use of stethoscope

Answer 10

Auscultation

Question 11

Back lying position with knees flexed and hips externally rotated

Answer 11

Dorsal Recumbent

Question 12

Back lying position with or without a pillow

Answer 12

Dorsal/Supine

Question 13

Back unsupported and legs hanging freely

Answer 13

Sitting or seated position

Question 14

Head of bed is elevated 15-45 degrees angle

Answer 14

Semi-Fowler’s position

Question 15

Head of bed at 80-90 degrees angle

Answer 15

High Fowler’s position

Question 16

Back-lying position with feet supported in stirrups

Answer 16

Lithotomy

Question 17

Torso at 90 degrees angle to hips

Answer 17

Genupectoral/Knee-Chest

Question 18

The patient lies on one side of the body with the top leg in front of the bottom leg and the hip and knee flexed

Answer 18

Lateral/Side-lying position

Question 19

When the patient assumes a posture halfway between the lateral and the prone positions

Answer 19

Sim’s position/Semi prone position

Question 20

With the head turned to side;aka abdominal-lying

Answer 20

Prone/Face lying position

Question 21

Specimens used for lab and diagnosis examinations:

Answer 21

Urine
Stool
Blood
Other body secretions

Question 22

Evaluates the effects of the mind, body and environment in relation to a person’s ability to perform the task of daily living.

Answer 22

Functional Heath Framework

Question 23

Data Collection in terms of Gordon’s II Functional Patterns

Answer 23

1. Health perception and health management
2. Activity and Exercise
3. Nutrition and metabolisms
4. Elimination
5. Sleep and rest
6. Cognition and perception
7. Self-perception and self-concept
8. Roles and relationships
9. Coping and Stress tolerance
10. Sexuality and reproduction
11. Values and belief

Question 24

Collecting data from head and systematically to toe
(Cephalo-Caudal Manner)

Answer 24

Head to Toe Framework

Question 25

This may be used during assessment especially among acutely and critically ill clients/patient

Answer 25

Body System Framework