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ADVANCED HEALTH ASSESSMENT MIDTERM EXAM 2024. 100% 194
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS.
GRADE A+ ASSURED.

1. what is included in subjective information?: CC, HPI, PMH, SH, FH, ROS
2. objective data includes:: Heard, felt, seen, or smelled. Obtained by observation
or physical examination
3. ROS includes: Patient reported-not physical component
-constitutional (weight loss, fever, etc.)
-skin
-HEENT (head, ears, nose, throat)
-cardiovascular
-respiratory
-gastrointestinal
-genitourinary
-hematologic
-immunologic/ allergic
-musculoskeletal
-neurologic
-endocrine
-psychiatric
4. OLD CART pneumonic stands for: Onset
Location
Duration
Characteristics
Aggravating factors
Relieving factors
Treatment
5. Duke Activity Status Index: measure's patient's functional capacity. Rough es-
timate of peak oxygen uptake. <15=transplant candidate,
>20=none to mild impairment
6. Mini Mental State Exam: Concentrates only on cognitive functioning, not on
mood or thought processes
Standard set of 11 questions, requires only 5 to 10 minutes to administer
Useful for both initial and serial measurement, so worsening or improvement
of cognition over time and with treatment can be assessed
Good screening tool to detect dementia and delirium and to differentiate these
from psychiatric mental illness
Normal mental status average 27; scores between 24 and 30 indicate no
cognitive impairment
7. MMSE score of 20 or less: dementia, delirium, schizophrenia or an affective

,disorder
8. Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA): screening for mild cognitive dysfunc-
tion; assesses different cognitive domains like attention, visuconstructional,
memory, etc. and scored up to 30 points
>26 = normal
Can weed of problems with people who score normally on MMSE.
9. mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is a risk factor for: dementia
10. Primary prevention: Efforts to prevent an injury or illness from ever occurring.

ex. immunizations
11. secondary prevention: Detecting and treating asymptomatic risk factors.

ex. health fair screening for HTN or testicular cancer
12. Cranial Nerve 1: Olfactory: sensory, smell
13. Cranial Nerve 2: Optic
14. Cranial Nerve 3: oculomotor nerve
15. Cranial Nerve 4: Trochlear (eye movement)
16. Cranial Nerve 5: trigeminal nerve-face sensation
17. facial symmetriy is controlled by which cranial nerve: 7
18. the neck is innervated by cranial nerve: XI=11
19. Eye movement is controlled by which cranial nerves: CN V (sensation) o CN
VII (motor) - corneal reflex
20. Fitzpatrick sign is associated with: dermatofibromas
21. nystagmus: Involuntary rapid eye movements
cranial nerve 8 dysfunction
22. lead screening occurs initially at: 9-12 months
23. tertiary prevention: actions taken to contain damage once a disease or disabil-
ity has progressed beyond its early stages.
24. concurrent care: the provision of similar services to the same patient by more
than one physician on the same day
25. US Preventive Services Task Force: Mission is to enhance quality, appropri-
ateness and effectiveness of health services
• Assuring decision makers have access to evidence for most efficient
screening/di- agnostic & therapeutic choices
• Translates evidence into recommendations and clinical guidelines
26. Pediatric Screening: Weight, Height, BMI, Developmental stage•Hearing/Vi-
sion•Immunizations•Snoring•Related to enlarged tonsils or obesity.AAP says af-
fects 1.2 to 5.7 percent of American children•Anemia once between ages 9-12
months•Blood Pressure at every routine visit 3 years of age•Lead Initial
screening between ages 9-12 months•Cholesterol between 2 & 17 if +F

, 27. leading causes of death in 15-24 year olds: 1.Accident
2.Homicide
3.Suicide
4.Malignancy
5.Heart disease
Council: tobacco usesunscreen useETOH usesexual activityseat belt use bicy-
cle/motorcycle ATV helmetsdiet exerciseETOH & driving, swimming, boatinggun
use/possessionScreen:vaccination statussubstance abusedomesticviolencede-
pressionsuicidal/homicidal ideationPhysical:Ht/Wt/ BP/BMISTI/Pap @ 21HIV @ risk
28. Leading cause of death in 25-44 y.o.: 1.Accident
2.Malignancy
3.Heart disease
4.Suicide
5.Homicide
6.HIV
Readdress smoking status at every visit-Obtain detailed FHconcerning malignan-
cies and begin screening-assess all cardiac risk factors including DM & HLD-assess
for chronic ETOH abuse, risk factors for hepatitis and other liver disease-consider
individual breast screening w/mammography at age 40
29. leading causes of death in 45-64 y.o.: 1.Malignancy
2.Heart disease
3.Accident
4.Diabetes
5.Cardiovascular disease
6.Chronic respiratory disease
7.Chronic liver disease, cirrhosis
8.Suicide

Readdress smoking status at every visit-Consider annual prostate screening w/an-
nual PSA & digital rectal at age 50 earlierinAA of+FH-Begin colorectal screen-
ing age 50 w/FOBT, flex sig or colonoscopy-Reassess vaccination status(PV, flu,
tetanus)-Consider screening for coronary disease in high risk patients
30. screening rec for those over 65 y.o: +-Readdress smoking status at every
visit-
One-time U/S for AA men who smoked 65-75-
Consider PFT for all long-term smokers (COPD)-Vaccinate all smokers PV & flu-
Screen all post-menopausal women (& men w/risk factors) for osteoporosis-
Reassess vaccination status at age 56-
Screen for dementia and depression-
Screen for visual & hearing problems, elder abuse, & home and safety issues
31. ABCDE approach: Assess risk, anti-platelet, anticoagulants
Blood Pressure
Cholesterol and cigarette smoking cessation

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