NURS 612 AHA Exam 1 Questions With 100% Correct Answers
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NURS 612 AHA Exam 1 Questions With 100% Correct Answers
Which of the following will best facilitate the interview when obtaining a history from a deaf patient who can read lips?
A. Speaking loudly
B. Speaking slowly
C. Using gestures
D. Sitting to the side of the patient
B
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NURS 612 AHA Exam 1 Questions With 100%
Correct Answers
Which of the following will best facilitate the interview when obtaining a history from a deaf patient
who can read lips?
A. Speaking loudly
B. Speaking slowly
C. Using gestures
D. Sitting to the side of the patient
B
Approximately what percentage of patients interviewed have a sexual orientation other than
heterosexual?
A. 2%
B. 5%
C. 10%
D. 20%
C
During a history, the patient indicates that he has an uncle and a brother with sickle cell disease.
Which of the following is an important method by which to document this information?
A. Document this as chief complaint
B. Include it in the family history
C. Include this in past medical history
D. Incorporate this information into social history
B
Which approach is recommended at the onset of an interview?
A. Ask questions in a standard manner
B. Introduce yourself, giving details of your background and qualifications
C. Be open ended, letting the patient explain the problem or reason for the visit
D. Start with the family history and past medical history to determine the underlying problem
C
Which of the following questions would be the most likely to elicit an inaccurate patient response?
A. "Where do you feel the pain?"
B. "How does this situation make you feel?"
C. "What happened after you noticed the injury?"
D. " that was a horrible experience, wasn't it?"
D
Repeating a patient's answer is an attempt to
A. Confirm an accurate understanding
B. Discourage patient anger or hostility
C. Teach the patient new medical terms
D. Allow the patient to change his or her response
A.
Which of the following is unique to a pediatric history?
A. Family history
B. Developmental history
,C. Social history
D. Past medical history
B
When interviewing an adolescent who is reluctant to talk during an interview, it is best to
A. Tell the patient you must have honest answers to your questions
B. Reassure the patient that information discussed is confidential
C. Inform the patient that adolescents often have trouble expressing their feelings
D. Obtain a history from a parent or other family member
C
During an interview, your patient admits to feeling worthless and having a sleep disturbance for the
past three weeks. These are clues that warrant the exploration of
A. Risk for suicide
B. Split personality
C. Cognitive function
D. Functional assessment
A
Mrs. Carol Turner is a 38-year-old mother who brings her one-year-old son in for healthcare. Which of
the following request of the child's mother would be most appropriate for the interviewer to make at
the beginning of the interview?
A. "Mom, please place your son in your lap"
B. " Carol, please place your son in your lap"
C. "Mrs. Turner, please place your son in your lap"
D. "Sweetie, please place your son in your lap"
C
Which type of questionnaire concerning drug and alcohol use is advocated, although not clinically
validated, for adolescent patients?
A. TACE
B. CAGE
C. CRAFFT
D. DDST
C
Jerry, 26-year-old homosexual man, is having a health history taken. Which question regarding sexual
activity would most likely hamper trust between Jerry and the interviewer?
A. "Are you married, or do you have a girlfriend?"
B. "Tell me about your living situation"
C. "Are you sexually active?"
D. "Are your partners men, women, or both?"
A
A conversation with a parent concerning a 5-year-old child
A. Violates the child's need for privacy
B. Is inappropriate because the child is able to talk with you
C. Provide significant information about family dynamics
D. Causes distrust and the child toward the examiner
C
, Long periods of silence during an interview may indicate
A. They need for the healthcare provider to increase the pace of the interview
B. And inability of the patient to communicate
C. Time needed to gain courage to discuss a painful topic
D. A need to terminate the interview because of the patient's inability to pay attention
C
When questioning a patient regarding a sensitive issue, such as drug use, it is best to
A. Begin by describing to the patient the effects of drug abuse on health
B. Be direct, firm, and to the point
C. Explain that the information will be shared only with healthcare workers
D. Apologize to the patient for asking personal
B
Direct questions are designed to
A. Attack sensitive material head on
B. Demonstrate to the patient who is in charge of the interview process
C. Ensure confidentiality
D. Obtain or clarify specific details about an answer
D
Interviewers should identify and assess their own feelings, such as hostility and prejudice, in order to
A. Avoid inappropriate behavior
B. Explain the biases to patients
C. Express their idiosyncrasies
D. Reduce communication barriers
D
During an interview, a patient describes abdominal pain that often awakened him at night. Which of
the following responses by the interviewer would facilitate the interviewing process?
A. "Constipation can cause abdominal pain"
B. "Do you need sleeping medication?"
C. "Pain is always worse at night, isn't it?"
D. "Tell me what you mean by often."
D
When taking a patient's history, you are asked questions about your personal life. What is the best
response to facilitate the interviewing process?
A. Answer briefly and then re-focus to the patients history
B. Give as much detail as possible about the asked information
C. Ignore the question and continue with the patient's history
D. Tell the patient that it is inappropriate to answer personal questions
A
During an interview the patient describes problems associated with an illness and begins to cry. The
best action in the situation is to
A. Stop the interview and reschedule for another time
B. Allow the patient to cry and then resume when the patient is ready
C. Change the topic to something less upsetting
D. Continue the interview while the patient cries in order to get through it quickly
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