age 1 of 32
Bates' Guide to Physical Examination and History
Taking TEST BANK 2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS WITH
RATIONALES || 100% GUARANTEED PASS <LATEST
VERSION>
Comprehensive Health History .....Answer.....Identifying data and
source of history, chief complaints, present illness, past history,
personal and social history, and review of systems
Source of history .....Answer.....Usually the patient, but can be a
family member,friend,letter,of referral, or the medical record
Source of referral .....Answer.....if appropriate, establish soruce,
since a written report may be needed
,age 2 of 32
Reliability .....Answer.....Varies according to the patient's
memory, trust, and mood
Chief complaints .....Answer.....The one or more symptoms or
concerns causing the patient to seek care
Present illness .....Answer.....Amplifies the Chief Complaint,
describes how each symptom developed. Includes patient's
thoughts and feelings about the illness. Pulls in relevant portions
of the Review of Systems. May include medications, allergies,
habits of smoking and alcohol, since these are frequently
pertinent to the present illness
Past history .....Answer.....Lists childhood illnesses. Lists adult
illnesses with dates for at least four categories: medical;
surgical; obstetric/ gynecologic; and psychiatric. Includes health
,age 3 of 32
maintenance practices such as: immunizations, screening tests,
lifestyle issues, and home safety
Family history .....Answer.....Outlines or diagrams of age and
health, or age and cause of death of siblings, parents, and
grandparents. Documents presence or absence of specific
illnesses in family, such as hypertension, coronary artery disease,
etc
Personal and social history .....Answer.....Describes education
level, family origin, current household, personal intersts, and
lifestyles
Review of systems .....Answer.....Documents presence or absence
of common symptoms related to each major body system
Subjective data .....Answer.....What the patient tells you. The
history from chief complaint through review of systems
, age 4 of 32
Objective Data .....Answer.....What you detect on the
examination. All physical examination findings
Palpation .....Answer.....to examine by touch
inspection .....Answer.....visual examination
percussion .....Answer.....tapping on a surface to determine the
difference in the density of the underlying structure
ascultation .....Answer.....listening to sounds within the body
visualize .....Answer.....To form a mental image of; imagine.
abdomen .....Answer.....vùng bụng
contour .....Answer.....Shape or outline of a shape
umbilicus .....Answer.....rốn
Bates' Guide to Physical Examination and History
Taking TEST BANK 2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS WITH
RATIONALES || 100% GUARANTEED PASS <LATEST
VERSION>
Comprehensive Health History .....Answer.....Identifying data and
source of history, chief complaints, present illness, past history,
personal and social history, and review of systems
Source of history .....Answer.....Usually the patient, but can be a
family member,friend,letter,of referral, or the medical record
Source of referral .....Answer.....if appropriate, establish soruce,
since a written report may be needed
,age 2 of 32
Reliability .....Answer.....Varies according to the patient's
memory, trust, and mood
Chief complaints .....Answer.....The one or more symptoms or
concerns causing the patient to seek care
Present illness .....Answer.....Amplifies the Chief Complaint,
describes how each symptom developed. Includes patient's
thoughts and feelings about the illness. Pulls in relevant portions
of the Review of Systems. May include medications, allergies,
habits of smoking and alcohol, since these are frequently
pertinent to the present illness
Past history .....Answer.....Lists childhood illnesses. Lists adult
illnesses with dates for at least four categories: medical;
surgical; obstetric/ gynecologic; and psychiatric. Includes health
,age 3 of 32
maintenance practices such as: immunizations, screening tests,
lifestyle issues, and home safety
Family history .....Answer.....Outlines or diagrams of age and
health, or age and cause of death of siblings, parents, and
grandparents. Documents presence or absence of specific
illnesses in family, such as hypertension, coronary artery disease,
etc
Personal and social history .....Answer.....Describes education
level, family origin, current household, personal intersts, and
lifestyles
Review of systems .....Answer.....Documents presence or absence
of common symptoms related to each major body system
Subjective data .....Answer.....What the patient tells you. The
history from chief complaint through review of systems
, age 4 of 32
Objective Data .....Answer.....What you detect on the
examination. All physical examination findings
Palpation .....Answer.....to examine by touch
inspection .....Answer.....visual examination
percussion .....Answer.....tapping on a surface to determine the
difference in the density of the underlying structure
ascultation .....Answer.....listening to sounds within the body
visualize .....Answer.....To form a mental image of; imagine.
abdomen .....Answer.....vùng bụng
contour .....Answer.....Shape or outline of a shape
umbilicus .....Answer.....rốn
