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Society and Culture with Family Planning and Drug Addiction Midterm Examination (SET A)

Name: _______________________________________
Course/Year: __________________________________

Score: __________
Date: ___________

TEST I: MULTIPLE CHOICE


_____1. Health assessment should be performed on:
a. Couples
c. Male and female intimate relationship engagements
b. Widowed wife
d. All prospective clients
_____2. Health assessment:
a. Obtaining data
b. Analyzing the data

c. Determining health status


d. All of the above

_____3. In relation to question number 3, analysis of data should be done in order to determine whether the
client:
a. Is in good health
c. Both
b. Needs to be referred to a physician
d. None
_____4. Three general components of health assessment:
a. Laboratory examination
c. Physical examination
b. Health history
d. All of the above
_____5. In relation to question number 4, techniques in physical examination, EXCEPT:
a. Palpation
c. Auscultation
e. Vibration
b. Percussion
d. Inspection
_____6. Activities to be done in obtaining the clients data:
a. Vital signs taking
c. Medical history
b. Physical examination
d. Laboratory examination

e. All of the above


f. None of these

_____7. Client preparation is a crucial step on health assessment:


a. True
b. False
_____8. What specific structure of the clients eye anatomy should a health care provider examine for possible
anemia or jaundice?
a. Sclera
c. Inner canthus of the eye
b. Cornea
d. Conjunctiva
_____9. During neck assessment, the following conditions must be strictly observed by the examiner, EXCEPT:
a. Engorged vessels
c. Discharges
b. Scars
d. Nodule enlargement
_____10. In order to note a significant difference of clients health status, appropriate vital sign taking should be
done:
a. True
b. False
_____11. Involves touching a body part:
a. Palpation
c. Auscultation
e. Vibration
b. Percussion
d. Inspection
_____12. Physical examination should be observed in a head to toe process:
a. True
b. False
_____13. Before neck assessment, the client should be placed on what position?
a. Lithotomy
c. Sitting
b. Sims
d. Standing
_____14. As you palpate the clients neck, you have observed a grape-shaped mass on the right portion of his
neck. As a proficient examiner, you should be able to note for the following, EXCEPT, SELECT ALL THAT APPLY:
I.
Location
III. Shape
V. Pain
VII. Discharges
II.
Consistency
IV. Characteristic
VI. Size
VIII.
Discoloration
a. I, II & III Only
c. I, II, III, IV & V
e. I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII & VIII
b. I, II, III & IV
d. I, II, III, IV, V & VI
f. I, II, III & VI
_____15. In relation to the situation pertaining to question number 14, the examiner should position his/her self
on the clients:
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a. Front
b. Sides

c. Back
d. None

_____16. When is the ideal time for a woman to conduct her breast self-examination (BSE)?
a. 1 week after menstruation
c. 1 day before menstruation
b. 1 week before menstruation
d. 1 day after menstruation
_____17. The technique that has to be properly observed in doing breast self-examination is?
a. Palpation
c. Auscultation
e. Vibration
b. Percussion
d. Inspection
_____18. Vital signs:
a. Pulse
c. Temperature
e. Pain
b. Respiration
d. Blood pressure
f. All of the above
_____19. If breast is pendulous, examine the breast tissue between both hands:
a. True
b. False
_____20. This technique is to discover breast masses:
a. Palpation
c. Auscultation
b. Percussion
d. Inspection

e. Vibration

TEST I-B: MORSE TYPE (Write minus wrong)


A.
B.
C.
D.
E.

If
If
If
If
If

statements I & II are correct then III & IV are incorrect.


statements I, II & III are correct then IV is incorrect.
statement I is only correct then II, III & IV are incorrect.
statements II, III & IV are correct then I is incorrect.
statements I & II are correct then III & IV are also correct.

_____1. Thromboembolic diseases:


I.

Varicosities

II. Blood clots

_____2. Health assessment:


I. Obtaining data
II. Determining health status
the data
_____3. Headache:
I. Migraine

II. Cephalgia

_____4. Surgical history:


I. Results/Outcomes II. Date/Time
Procedures
_____5. Health history:

I. OB-Gyne information II. Medico-legal information

II. Cardiac problems

IV. High blood pressure

III. Interpreting the data

III. Caphalogia

IV. Clustering

IV. Caudalagia

III. Previous operations

IV.

III. Nursing history

IV. Disease history

_____6. OB-Gyne information:


I. Menopause
II. Age of menarche

III. Menstrual history

IV. PID

_____7. Current medications:


I. Thorazine
II. Radiation

III. Corticosteroids

IV. Anti-coagulant

_____8. Family health history:


I. Mental retardation II. Inherited defects
abuse

III. Congenital defects

IV. Substance

_____9. Muscle attachment for the mammary glands:


I. Pectoralis muscle
lateralis muscle

II. Hamstring muscle

_____10. Normal etiologic factors for lumps in the breast:


I. Hormonal
II. Menstruation

III. Deltoid muscle

III. Stress

TEST II: MATCHING TYPE (Write minus wrong)


_____1. Indicates estrogenic effect on the body
a. Papanicolaou test
in the urine
_____2. Yellowish skin/eye discoloration
b. Buboes
_____3. Begins at first encounter of the client and the examiner c. Urinalysis
_____4. Pap smear
d. Protein in the urine
_____5. Enlarged nodes
e. Ovulation
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IV. Vastus

IV. Carcinogens
k. Presence of RBC
l. Candida
m. RBC
n. WBC
o. Platelets

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_____6. Yeast
_____7. Analysis of the urine
_____8. Hematuria
_____9. Proteinuria
_____10. Erythrocytes

f. Jaundice
g. Proliferatory phase
h. Progesterone
i. Size of the breasts
j. Inspection

p. Plasma

_____1. Health assessment should be performed on:


c. Couples
c. Male and female intimate relationship engagements
d. Widowed wife
d. All prospective clients
_____2. Health assessment:
a. Obtaining data
b. Analyzing the data

c. Determining health status


d. All of the above

_____3. In relation to question number 3, analysis of data should be done in order to determine whether the
client:
a. Is in good health
c. Both
b. Needs to be referred to a physician
d. None
_____4. Three general components of health assessment:
a. Laboratory examination
c. Physical examination
b. Health history
d. All of the above
_____5. In relation to question number 4, techniques in physical examination, EXCEPT:
a. Palpation
c. Auscultation
e. Vibration
b. Percussion
d. Inspection
_____6. Activities to be done in obtaining the clients data:
a. Vital signs taking
c. Medical history
b. Physical examination
d. Laboratory examination

e. All of the above


f. None of these

_____7. Client preparation is a crucial step on health assessment:


a. True
b. False
_____8. What specific structure of the clients eye anatomy should a health care provider examine for possible
anemia or jaundice?
a. Sclera
c. Inner canthus of the eye
b. Cornea
d. Conjunctiva
_____9. During neck assessment, the following conditions must be strictly observed by the examiner, EXCEPT:
a. Engorged vessels
c. Discharges
b. Scars
d. Nodule enlargement
_____10. In order to note a significant difference of clients health status, appropriate vital sign taking should be
done:
a. True
b. False
_____11. Involves touching a body part:
a. Palpation
c. Auscultation
e. Vibration
b. Percussion
d. Inspection
_____12. Physical examination should be observed in a head to toe process:
a. True
b. False
_____13. Before neck assessment, the client should be placed on what position?
a. Lithotomy
c. Sitting
b. Sims
d. Standing
_____14. As you palpate the clients neck, you have observed a grape-shaped mass on the right portion of his
neck. As a proficient examiner, you should be able to note for the following, EXCEPT, SELECT ALL THAT APPLY:
III.
Location
III. Shape
V. Pain
VII. Discharges
IV.
Consistency
IV. Characteristic
VI. Size
VIII.
Discoloration
a. I, II & III Only
c. I, II, III, IV & V
e. I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII & VIII
b. I, II, III & IV
d. I, II, III, IV, V & VI
f. I, II, III & VI
_____15. In relation to the situation pertaining to question number 14, the examiner should position his/her self
on the clients:
a. Front
c. Back
b. Sides
d. None
_____16. When is the ideal time for a woman to conduct her breast self-examination (BSE)?
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a. 1 week after menstruation


c. 1 day before menstruation
b. 1 week before menstruation
d. 1 day after menstruation
_____17. The technique that has to be properly observed in doing breast self-examination is?
a. Palpation
c. Auscultation
e. Vibration
b. Percussion
d. Inspection
_____18. Vital signs:
a. Pulse
c. Temperature
e. Pain
b. Respiration
d. Blood pressure
f. All of the above
_____19. If breast is pendulous, examine the breast tissue between both hands:
a. True
b. False
_____20. This technique is to discover breast masses:
a. Palpation
c. Auscultation
b. Percussion
d. Inspection

e. Vibration

TEST I-B: MORSE TYPE (Write minus wrong)


F.
G.
H.
I.
J.

If
If
If
If
If

statements I & II are correct then III & IV are incorrect.


statements I, II & III are correct then IV is incorrect.
statement I is only correct then II, III & IV are incorrect.
statements II, III & IV are correct then I is incorrect.
statements I & II are correct then III & IV are also correct.

_____1. Thromboembolic diseases: E


II.

Varicosities

II. Blood clots

_____2. Health assessment: B


I. Obtaining data
II. Determining health status
the data
_____3. Headache: A
I. Migraine

II. Cephalgia

_____4. Surgical history: A


I. Results/Outcomes II. Date/Time
Procedures
_____5. Health history: C

I. OB-Gyne information II. Medico-legal information

II. Cardiac problems

IV. High blood pressure

III. Interpreting the data

III. Caphalogia

IV. Clustering

IV. Caudalagia

III. Previous operations

IV.

III. Nursing history

IV. Disease history

_____6. OB-Gyne information: D


I. Menopause
II. Age of menarche

III. Menstrual history

IV. PID

_____7. Current medications: D


I. Thorazine
II. Radiation

III. Corticosteroids

IV. Anti-coagulant

_____8. Family health history: B


I. Mental retardation II. Inherited defects
abuse

III. Congenital defects

IV. Substance

_____9. Muscle attachment for the mammary glands: C


I. Pectoralis muscle
lateralis muscle

II. Hamstring muscle

_____10. Normal etiologic factors for lumps in the breast: E


I. Hormonal
II. Menstruation

III. Deltoid muscle

III. Stress

IV. Vastus

IV. Carcinogens

TEST II: MATCHING TYPE (Write minus wrong)


_____1. Indicates estrogenic effect on the body
a. Papanicolaou test
k. Presence of RBC
in the urine
_____2. Yellowish skin/eye discoloration
b. Buboes
l. Candida
_____3. Begins at first encounter of the client and the examiner c. Urinalysis
m. RBC
_____4. Pap smear
d. Protein in the urine
n. WBC
_____5. Enlarged nodes
e. Ovulation
o. Platelets
_____6. Yeast
f. Jaundice
p. Plasma
_____7. Analysis of the urine
g. Proliferatory phase
_____8. Hematuria
h. Progesterone
_____9. Proteinuria
i. Size of the breasts
_____10. Erythrocytes
j. Inspection
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