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Kindly note that you will be presented with 50 questions randomized from the NOUN question bank. Make sure to take the quiz multiple times so you can get familiar with the questions and answers, as new questions are randomized in each attempt.
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NSC209
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1. _______ is observed or measured by the professional nurse.
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2. Creating a climate of trust and respect is critical to establishing a _______relationship.
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Types of assessment that are used to obtain information about a client are comprehensive, focused, and_______
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4. An accurate and thorough _______ reflects the knowledge and skills of a professional nurse.
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Auscultation is particularly useful in evaluating sounds from the heart, lungs, abdomen and______
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6. ______ is the examination of the body through the use of touch.
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Listening to sounds produced by the body to assess normal conditions and deviations from normal is done through___
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8. _____ means that documentation is limited to facts or factual accounts of observations
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________ is an assessment technique involving the production of sound to obtain formation about the underlying area
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10. Auscultation is usually performed with a____
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The information obtained from the nursing history and physical examination is used to determine the strengths of the client or responses that the client exhibits in response to______.
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12. The usual percussion sound in the right lower quadrant of the abdomen is________
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13. Subjective data is information that the client experiences and communicates to the________.
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14. The purpose of the nursing assessment is to make a ______about a client‟s health status.
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15. ______ are used by nurses to gather information about a patient's condition.
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An _______ describes a hand-on data collection process, while a database identifies a specific list of data to be collected.
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The amount of time you need to complete a nursing history may vary with the format used and your________.
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18. The________ provides cues regarding the client‟s health and guides further data collection.
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When viewed laterally, the angle between the skin and the nail base should be approximately______ degrees.
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20. _____is the first step of the nursing process
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21. Physical assessment of the ear consists of ______ parts
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22. The focus of nursing care is attainment, sustenance, and ______of health.
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________ is usually referred to as covert (hidden) data or as a symptom, when it is perceived by the client and cannot be observed by others.
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______ is the visual examination of a part or region of the body to assess normal conditions and deviations from normal.
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Auscultation is particularly useful in evaluating sounds from the______, lungs, abdomen and vascular system.
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26. The nails should have a _______undertone and lie flat or form a convex curve on the nail bed
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27. Hair color is determined by the amount of____
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_______ is the systematic assessment of the physical and mental status of a patient, and findings are considered objective data.
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_______ is defined as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage or described in terms of such damage
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30. ______ is information that the client experiences and communicates to the nurse.
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31. The dorsa (back) of the hands and fingers can be used to assess____
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32. The most important aspect of the assessment process is ______
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33. Objective data is observed or measured by the_____
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A ______includes a detailed health history and physical examination of one body system or many body systems
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35. The pulmonic area is the second intercostals space (ICS) to the_____
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_______ determine if a patient has responded to nursing care sufficiently enough to be recommended for discharge.
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37. The bell of the stethoscope is used for ______sounds
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Perception of pain, nausea, dizziness, itching sensations, or feeling nervous are examples of_______
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39. The primary source from which data is collected is_____
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A ________ is a more abbreviated assessment used to evaluate the status of previously identified problems and monitor for signs of new problems.
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_______ is the visual examination of a part or region of the body to assess normal conditions and deviations from normal
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42. Palpation is the examination of the body through the use of________.
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______ can be defined as making determination about all of the data collected in the health assessment process.
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The purpose of _______ is to obtain information about the client‟s health in his or her own words and based on the client‟s own perceptions.
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45. _______ is produced when bacterial waste products mix with perspiration on the skin surface.
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The process used for the assessment of hyperresonance over inflated lung tissue in a patient with emphysema is_______
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47. _______ of the stethoscope is more sensitive to high-pitched sounds.
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48. The report of pain is a _____
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49. An effective _______is a key factor in interview process
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50. ICS stands for_______
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