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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Assessments are done on a patient’s arrival at a hospital, which of the following is part of a Prearrival check assessment?
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Some of the Prearrival check assessments include: Verifying complete room setup and proper equipment are functioning, abbreviated/summarized patient report. This may include but not limited to age, gender.chief complaint,diagnosis e.t.c
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Some of the Prearrival check assessments include: Verifying complete room setup and proper equipment are functioning, abbreviated/summarized patient report. This may include but not limited to age, gender.chief complaint,diagnosis e.t.c
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
Which of the following is not part of a patient’s comprehensive admission assessment requirements?
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Patients’ past medical history, social history, physical assessments, and psychosocial assessments are some of the requirements for comprehensive admission assessment.
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Patients’ past medical history, social history, physical assessments, and psychosocial assessments are some of the requirements for comprehensive admission assessment.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
You are evaluating a patient’s past medical history. Which of the following questions can help you figure out if the patient had a nervous system problem in the past?
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Seizure, fainting/blackout, numbness, difficulty in hearing can indicate a problem in the nervous system of the patient. Heart problems and high blood pressure are associated with cardiovascular problems. Urination frequency is related to the Renal system.
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Seizure, fainting/blackout, numbness, difficulty in hearing can indicate a problem in the nervous system of the patient. Heart problems and high blood pressure are associated with cardiovascular problems. Urination frequency is related to the Renal system.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
When evaluating the patient’s past medical history , you notice that the patient has had food allergies, nausea or vomiting, appetite changes. What could these signs indicate?
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Gastrointestinal problems in the patient’s past medical history can be indicated by food allergies, dentures, blood in the stool, nausea and vomiting, and loss of appetite.
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Gastrointestinal problems in the patient’s past medical history can be indicated by food allergies, dentures, blood in the stool, nausea and vomiting, and loss of appetite.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
Which of the following does not indicate that a patient has had respiratory system problems in the past?
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Signs of respiratory system problems include but not limited to shortness of breath, pain when breathing, sleep apnea, persistent cough.
Irregular heart rhythm is an indication of cardiovascular problemsIncorrect
Signs of respiratory system problems include but not limited to shortness of breath, pain when breathing, sleep apnea, persistent cough.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
Which of the following assessment parameters can help find out if the patient has a nervous system problem?
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LOC, pupils and Motor strength of extremities parameters can help you evaluate the nervous system. Bowel sounds are used when checking for Gastrointestinal problems. Blood pressure and heart sounds are used to evaluate the Cardiovascular system.
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LOC, pupils and Motor strength of extremities parameters can help you evaluate the nervous system. Bowel sounds are used when checking for Gastrointestinal problems. Blood pressure and heart sounds are used to evaluate the Cardiovascular system.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
A nurse uses the following parameters while evaluating a patient; fluid balance, temperature, electrolyte and glucose values, WBC with the differential count. Which body system could the nurse be assessing?
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Fluid balance, electrolyte and glucose values, CBC and coagulation values, temperature, WBC with differential count parameters are used when assessing endocrine, hematologic and immunologic.
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Fluid balance, electrolyte and glucose values, CBC and coagulation values, temperature, WBC with differential count parameters are used when assessing endocrine, hematologic and immunologic.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
When evaluating symptoms you ask different questions. Which of the following questions can you ask a patient in order to identify the onset of symptoms?
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How often does it occur? helps you find out the frequency of the symptom. How long does it last? will help you figure out the quantity. Asking what things make it worse, will help you figure out the alleviating factors. Asking how and under what circumstances did it begin, will help you determine the onset of the problem.
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How often does it occur? helps you find out the frequency of the symptom. How long does it last? will help you figure out the quantity. Asking what things make it worse, will help you figure out the alleviating factors. Asking how and under what circumstances did it begin, will help you determine the onset of the problem.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
When evaluating symptoms a nurse asks the patient if the symptom is dull, sharp, burning, or throbbing. What characteristic of the symptom is the nurse trying to identify?
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The quality of a symptom can be identified by asking the patient if the symptom is sharp, dull burning, or throbbing. The setting of the symptom can be identified by asking the patient what he/she was doing when it happened. Quantity can be identified by asking the patient how long the symptom lasts. Frequency can be identified by asking the patient how often the problem occurs.
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The quality of a symptom can be identified by asking the patient if the symptom is sharp, dull burning, or throbbing. The setting of the symptom can be identified by asking the patient what he/she was doing when it happened. Quantity can be identified by asking the patient how long the symptom lasts. Frequency can be identified by asking the patient how often the problem occurs.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
A symptom has various characteristics. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a symptom?
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some of the characteristics of a symptom include location, onset, frequency, quality, intensity, setting, quantity.
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some of the characteristics of a symptom include location, onset, frequency, quality, intensity, setting, quantity.
