Test Bank for Rosedahl’s Textbook for Basic Nursing 12 Edition by Caroline Rosdahl Covers all chapters

Test Bank for Rosedahl’s Textbook for Basic Nursing 12 Edition by Caroline Rosdahl Covers all chapters

12. What information would be documented in the recent health history of a client? Select all that apply. A) Hypoactive bowel sound B) Appendectomy 5 years ago C) No bowel movement in 48 hours D) Rate abdominal pain as a 6/10 E) Family history of colitis 13. A nurse is conducting the nursing health interview with a client. Which types of information would be included in the activities of daily living section of the nursing history? Select all that apply. A) Typical eating and drinking habits of the client B) Psychosocial stability of the client C) Symptoms of recent diseases or hospitalizations D) Exercise routines practiced by the client E) Sleep patterns of the client 14. A nurse is analyzing the data collected from a client's medical interview. The client reported a prolonged cough that had lasted for one month, along with chest pain. The nurse reports the matter to the physician who concludes that the problem requires medical treatment. Which conclusion should the nurse make regarding the client's condition? A) The client needs to put on a carbohydrate-restricted diet. B) Additional information is needed before making a diagnosis. C) The client's problems require a nursing diagnosis. D) The client's problems require a medical diagnosis. 15. A nurse is conducting the admission interview with a sexually active female client who is reporting warts in the vaginal area. What information should the nurse group with the above data to form a data cluster? Select all that apply. A) Instances of unprotected sex B) Number of sexual partners C) Sexual orientation D) Family history of sexual infections E) Onset of menses WWW.GRADESMORE.COM Stuvia.com - The Marketplace to Buy and Sell your Study Material 16. A female client arrives at a healthcare facility stating, “I have a really bad case of heartburn.” Which question should the nurse ask initially to validate this interpretation? A) What was the last food you ate? B) When did you eat last? C) Do you have a history of digestive problems? D) Can you rate your abdominal discomfort for me? 17. A nurse is conducting the health interview with a client. While interpreting the data obtained from the health interview, which action should the nurse take to provide the most effective interpretation of this data? A) Assigning equal significance to all the information. B) Grouping similar data from the interview into clusters. C) Refraining from revealing the conclusion of the interview to the client. D) Focusing on the client's problems instead of the client's strengths. 18. Which are examples of objective data? Select all that apply. A) Restlessness B) “Get out of my room and leave me alone” C) Very quiet D) Diaphoretic E) Pale 19. While recording the client's condition, what information should the nurse classify as subjective data? Select all that apply. A) Client's blood pressure B) Complains of nausea C) Upset about brother's death D) Client's frame of mind E) Client's skin rash 20. What is the nurse's primary responsibility to the client after collecting assessment data? A) Admitting the client and initiating the medical record B) Notifying healthcare provider of the client's health status C) Working to identify nursing diagnoses and a plan of care. D) Answering any questions the admitting primary care provider may have regarding the client's physical assessment.