Physical Assessment: The Interview

Front 1

When the begining the interview, include:

Back 1

your name, the purpose of the visit, approx. time, and assurance of confidentiality and any related costs.

Front 2

An accurate understanding of the other person's feelings within a communication context is an example of:

Back 2

empathy.

Front 3

you have come into a patient's room to conduct an admission interiew. Because you are expecting a phone call, you stand near the door during the interiew. A more appropriate approach would be to:

Back 3

have someone else answer the phone so you can sit facing the patient.

Front 4

Students frequently ask teachers, " May I ask you a question ?" This is an example of what kind of question?

Back 4

a Closed question

Front 5

during a patient interview you recognize the need to use interpretation. This verbal response:

Back 5

is based on the interviewer's inference from the data that have been presented.

Front 6

A good rule for an interviewer when balancing listening and speaking is to:

Back 6

spend more time listening to the tpatient than talking.

Front 7

What is included as examples of intimate-partner violence?

Back 7

An ex-boyfriend stalking his ex-girlfriend, marital rape, hitting a date

Front 8

Routine, universal screening for domestic violence means:

Back 8

asking all persons, who come into health care system if they are abused each time they come.

Front 9

Mental health problems associatied with intimate partner violence include:

Back 9

suicidality..

Front 10

Gynecological problems not associated with intimate partner violence include:

Back 10

ovarian cysts.

Front 11

Risk factors for intimate partner homicide include:

Back 11

abuse during pregnacy.

Front 12

Elder abuse and neglect include:

Back 12

willful infliction of force, witholding prescription medication without medical orders, not replacing broken eyeglasses, threatening to place someone in a nursing home.