Subjective vs Objective Data Health History in Nursing

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Froggy Jumps Subjective vs Objective Data Health History in NursingOnline version Identify and differentiate data types for a health History by brittany 1 What is subjective data in nursing? a Measurable signs like blood pressure b Nurse's observations of a visible rash c Information reported by the patient (symptoms, feelings) 2 Which is an objective data example? a The patient reports dizziness b A blood pressure of 120/80 mmHg c The patient says 'I'm tired' 3 Which is subjective data? a WBC count 9,000/mm3 b Pain rating of 6/10 reported by patient c Temperature 37.2°C 4 How should data be documented? a Record both subjective and objective data separately b Only subjective data c Only objective data 5 Which tool helps collect subjective data? a Vital signs monitor b ECG c Interview or patient questionnaire 6 An example of objective data? a 'I feel cold' b Heart rate 92 bpm c 'I feel nauseated' 7 Subjective data reliability can be affected by? a Instrument calibration b Sample size c Patient honesty and recall 8 In nursing notes, how should discrepancies be handled? a Delete inconsistent entries b Ignore them c Clarify with patient and observe to reconcile 9 Why differentiate subjective and objective data? a Enables accurate assessment and care planning b To follow hospital policy only c So doctors can read faster 10 Which statement about objective data is true? a It is always more reliable than subjective data b It replaces patient interviews c It can be measured or observed without patient report 11 Which of the following is an example of an objective health question? a What is the patient’s current blood pressure reading? b Do you smoke or use tobacco products? c How would you describe your current level of physical activity? 12 Which of the following best explains why identifying the reason for seeking care by asking at least 2 questions is important when asking subjective and objective health history questions? a It helps guide the focus of the assessment and ensures relevant data is collected. b It allows the provider to skip the physical exam and rely only on patient-reported symptoms. c It ensures the patient receives a diagnosis before any questions are asked. 13 Which of the following is not an example of a subjective health history question? a Do you have any allergies? b Have you ever had any surgery? c What is your current blood pressure reading? 14 Which of the following is NOT an example of a health risk variable question during a health history assessment? a Do you feel safe in your home environment? b Do you drink alcohol? c What is your family medical history? 15 Which of the following is NOT considered an appropriate health maintenance or education intervention? a Encouraging smoking cessation b Administering the annual flu vaccine c Collecting a current medication list 16 What does PMH stand for in a medical history? a Past Medical History b Patient Medical History c Present Medical History 17 What is typically included in a patient's family history? a Hereditary diseases and first-degree relatives b Vaccination records only c Current medications only 18 Which item is a key part of social history? a Allergies b Past surgeries c Smoking and alcohol use 19 What is the purpose of recording past surgeries? a Identify prior interventions and risks b Measure blood sugar c Plan vaccination schedule 20 Which is an example of an active medication list item? a Family medical history b Past illnesses c Current prescribed drugs 21 Which history element helps assess preventive care needs? a Birthplace b Vaccination history c Favorite diet 22 Why document a patient’s occupation in health history? a Determine income level b Assess exposure risks and health impact c Predict future wealth

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Subjective vs Objective Data Health History in NursingOnline version

by brittany

What is subjective data in nursing?

Which is an objective data example?

Which is subjective data?

How should data be documented?

Which tool helps collect subjective data?

An example of objective data?

Subjective data reliability can be affected by?

In nursing notes, how should discrepancies be handled?

Why differentiate subjective and objective data?

Which statement about objective data is true?

Which of the following is an example of an objective health question?

Which of the following best explains why identifying the reason for seeking care by asking at least 2 questions is important when asking subjective and objective health history questions?

Which of the following is not an example of a subjective health history question?

Which of the following is NOT an example of a health risk variable question during a health history assessment?

Which of the following is NOT considered an appropriate health maintenance or education intervention?

What does PMH stand for in a medical history?

What is typically included in a patient's family history?

Which item is a key part of social history?

What is the purpose of recording past surgeries?

Which is an example of an active medication list item?

Which history element helps assess preventive care needs?

Why document a patient’s occupation in health history?