Walden NURS6512N Week 1 Quiz Latest 2024

NURS6512N Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnostic Reasoning

Week 1 Quiz  

Question 1

Identify the false options about collecting gender identity and sexual orientation information during a visit. Select all that apply.

 Stigmatize the patient

 Multiple sexual partners

 Correct preventive screening

 Provider mistrust

Question 2

Good patient outcomes can be reflected by which of the following? Select all possible answers.

 Gender bias

 Health equity

 Racism

 Cultural humility

Question 3

A unilateral lymph node enlarged, fixed, and hard would be considered:

 An abnormal finding

 A definite sign of malignancy

 A sign of infection

 A normal finding

 Question 4

When tenderness is felt during palpation, infection is present in which of the following sinuses?

 Sphenoid and maxillary

 Frontal and sphenoid

 Frontal and ethmoid

 Maxillary and frontal

Question 5

When examining a patient, which section is NOT part of the general appearance of the patient?

 Personal hygiene

 Vital signs

 Level of consciousness

 Mood

Question 6

When reading a SOAP note, which of the following is incorrectly documented on the physical exam:

 Abdominal rash

 Constipation

 Auscultated peri-umbilical bruit

 Left lower quadrant surgical scar

Question 7

Tactile fremitus is increased in which of the following?

COPD

 Right lobar pneumonia

 Pleural effusion

 Asthma

Question 8

During an office visit, a female patient examination reveals bilateral CVA (costovertebral angles) tenderness. Choose a possible differential from the following:

 Gallstones

 Pyelonephritis

 Appendicitis

  Pelvic Inflammatory disease

Question 9

The following information is recorded in the health history: Patient denies abdominal pain, vomiting or diarrhea. Choose the proper category:

 History of the Present Illness

 Review of Systems

 Social History

 Objective Physical Exam

Question 10

Pain complaints when walking, as well as leg cramps with relief with rest, are MOST probably the result of:

 A spinal nerve injury

 Intermittent claudication

  DVT

  Diabetic neuropathy