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What type of questions are often used in non-directive interviews to invite clients to explore their thoughts or feelings?
What type of questions are often used in non-directive interviews to invite clients to explore their thoughts or feelings?
- Neutral questions
- Biased questions
- Leading questions
- Open-ended questions (correct)
Which seating arrangement is considered ideal during an interview between a nurse and a patient?
Which seating arrangement is considered ideal during an interview between a nurse and a patient?
- Standing next to each other
- Sitting side by side on a couch
- Sitting in two chairs placed at right angles or a few feet apart (correct)
- Facing each other directly with a table in between
Which activity is classified under the Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL)?
Which activity is classified under the Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL)?
- Transferring from seated to standing position
- Bathing and grooming
- Feeding oneself
- Arranging travel or making appointments (correct)
During an interview, what should be avoided to prevent biasing oneself?
During an interview, what should be avoided to prevent biasing oneself?
What is the purpose of a Screening Examination during the physical examination process?
What is the purpose of a Screening Examination during the physical examination process?
Which question should be used to encourage clients to explore their reasons for seeking medical attention?
Which question should be used to encourage clients to explore their reasons for seeking medical attention?
What does the question 'What is your major health problem or concerns at this time?' aim to address?
What does the question 'What is your major health problem or concerns at this time?' aim to address?
Why is it important to ask 'How do you feel about having to seek health care?'
Why is it important to ask 'How do you feel about having to seek health care?'
When using COLDSPA, what does 'Onset' refer to?
When using COLDSPA, what does 'Onset' refer to?
Which term best describes a holistic approach to phrasing health-related questions?
Which term best describes a holistic approach to phrasing health-related questions?
In healthcare, what does the term 'chief complaint' typically refer to?
In healthcare, what does the term 'chief complaint' typically refer to?
Why is asking 'How does it feel, look, smell, sound, etc.?' important in assessing a client's health concern?
Why is asking 'How does it feel, look, smell, sound, etc.?' important in assessing a client's health concern?
What type of information can be found in a client's medical or health record?
What type of information can be found in a client's medical or health record?
In a client's medical record, what type of observations might family or significant others provide?
In a client's medical record, what type of observations might family or significant others provide?
What do nurses educate clients about?
What do nurses educate clients about?
What is the main purpose of a head-to-toe assessment in nursing?
What is the main purpose of a head-to-toe assessment in nursing?
What is a common responsibility of nurses regarding diagnostic tests?
What is a common responsibility of nurses regarding diagnostic tests?
Where can a nurse find information about conducting health assessments?
Where can a nurse find information about conducting health assessments?
What is the purpose of bimanual deep palpation?
What is the purpose of bimanual deep palpation?
In direct percussion, how is the body surface typically struck?
In direct percussion, how is the body surface typically struck?
What is the primary purpose of indirect percussion?
What is the primary purpose of indirect percussion?
How should the plexor be applied in percussion technique?
How should the plexor be applied in percussion technique?
What is the role of the nondominant hand in percussion?
What is the role of the nondominant hand in percussion?
Why should the plexor be withdrawn immediately after striking?
Why should the plexor be withdrawn immediately after striking?
What type of data can help identify important problems or strengths in a client's life?
What type of data can help identify important problems or strengths in a client's life?
Which of the following is a sample question that can be used to assess a client's values?
Which of the following is a sample question that can be used to assess a client's values?
Why should feelings regarding discussing values or beliefs be respected during client assessments?
Why should feelings regarding discussing values or beliefs be respected during client assessments?
What is the purpose of assessing a client's stress level and coping style?
What is the purpose of assessing a client's stress level and coping style?
What type of environments might pose health hazards unique to a client's lifestyle?
What type of environments might pose health hazards unique to a client's lifestyle?
Why is it important to ask clients about their education and work experiences?
Why is it important to ask clients about their education and work experiences?
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