PHYSICAL EXAMINATION, eighth edition, Jane W. Ball.
Chapter : 24
1-Give examples of blockers and facilitators to communication.
2- Outline the steps involved in building rapport before performing an examination.
3- List cultural considerations when taking a history and performing a physical examination.
4- Differentiate between the human and the scientific understanding of illness.
5- Discuss the phrase “Deal with the total person.”
6- Discuss comfort and privacy issues related to positioning during the examination.
7- Review ways to maintain privacy during the examination process.
8 Discuss methods to reduce anxiety in persons of various ages during the examination process.
9- Discuss methods that can be used to decrease a child’s fear during an examination. How can “white coat fear” affect the examination?
10-You and several other students are allowed to observe an actual physical examination. Afterward, one of your peers comments that the examiner seemed very “equipment-oriented.”
a- What does your fellow student mean? If an examiner is “equipment-oriented” during an examination, what is the result?
11-You overhear another student complaining about how frustrated she was during her first practice examination of an infant. “He was sleeping when it was time to begin the examination,” she explains. “I woke him up so that I could get started, but then he started crying. He finally quit crying, but by then I’d already lost a lot of time.”
a-What critique can you offer for the scenario? What advice do you have for this student examiner?
12-When does the process of inspection begin with the patient?
13-For children who are small enough, where should they be examined?
14-Compare alliance and compliance.
15-Name three observations that a human can make better than a machine.
16-The child’s ability at any age to react socially offers clues to which two types of well-being?
17-Why are children fearful?
18-What does observing a child playing on the floor afford us?
19- List some ways in which cultural differences manifest themselves.
20-The physical examination of the older patient should include mental status evaluation with particular attention to which
three areas?
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