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Medical Exam Q&A: Clinical Reasoning, Ethics, and Patient Assessment, Exams of Nursing

A concise overview of key concepts related to patient assessment and clinical reasoning. It covers topics such as implicit and explicit bias, mitigation strategies, clinical reasoning steps, social determinants of health, core values of medical ethics, and various cognitive errors. Additionally, it includes information on physical examination techniques like inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation, as well as communication skills for building rapport with patients of different age groups. The document also touches on cultural humility and pain assessment, offering a comprehensive guide for healthcare providers. This material is useful for medical students and healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of patient care and diagnostic processes. It is a valuable resource for exam preparation and clinical practice, offering a structured approach to learning and applying essential medical concepts.

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2024/2025

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NU | | 650 || EXAM || 1 || QUESTIONS || WITH | |
CORRECT || VERIFIED || ANSWERS ||
LATEST || UPDATE || (2025/2026) ||
GUARANTEED || PASS
implicit || bias || - || ANS || set || of || unconscious || beliefs || that || lead || to || a ||
negative || evaluation || of || a || person || based || on || their || perceived || group ||
identity, || contributing || to || healthcare || disparities, || institutional ||
bias, || and || negative || patient || encounter
explicit || bias || - || ANS || conscious || decisions || or || preferences || founded ||
on || beliefs, || stereotypes, || based || on || a || perceived || group || identity
how || to || mitigate || bias || - || ANS || reflect || on || patterns || of || emotions ||
and || behaviours, || pause || and || prepare || for || potential || triggers || before ||
the || encounter, || practice || universal || communication || and ||
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NU || 650 || EXAM || 1 || QUESTIONS || WITH ||

CORRECT || VERIFIED || ANSWERS ||

LATEST || UPDATE || (202 5 /202 6 ) ||

GUARANTEED || PASS

implicit || bias || - || ANS || ✓set || of || unconscious || beliefs || that || lead || to || a || negative || evaluation || of || a || person || based || on || their || perceived || group || identity, || contributing || to || healthcare || disparities, || institutional || bias, || and || negative || patient || encounter explicit || bias || - || ANS || ✓conscious || decisions || or || preferences || founded || on || beliefs, || stereotypes, || based || on || a || perceived || group || identity how || to || mitigate || bias || - || ANS || ✓reflect || on || patterns || of || emotions || and || behaviours, || pause || and || prepare || for || potential || triggers || before || the || encounter, || practice || universal || communication || and ||

NU interpersonal || skills, || explore || your || patients || identity, || explore || your || patients || experiences || with || bias clinical || reasoning || - || ANS || ✓process || by || which || healthcare || providers || assess || patient || status || through || subjective, || objective, || and || diagnostic || data || to || develop || an || appropriate || diagnosis || and || treatment || plan steps || of || clinical || reasoning || - || ANS || ✓gather || patient || information || organize || and || interpret || information || to || synthesize || the || problem, || generating || hypotheses, || plan || diagnostic || and || treatment || strategy social || determinants || of || health || - || ANS || ✓social, || economic, || and || political || conditions || that || influence || the || health || of || individuals || and || populations

NU decisional || capacity || - || ANS || ✓ability || to || make || a || decision || that || a || clinician || should || respect informed || consent || - || ANS || ✓principle || that || clinicians || must || elicit || patient || voluntary || and || informed || permission || to || test || or || treat || them. || the || responsibility || to || inform || the || patient || of || diagnosis, || prognosis, || and || treatment || options stigmatizing || language || - || ANS || ✓language || that || may || be || perceived || as || dehumanizing, || perpetuate || stigma, || and || marginalizes || rather || than || supports || the || patient non-stigmatizing || language || - || ANS || ✓"people || first" inspection || - || ANS || ✓close || observation || of || the || patient's || appearance, || behavior, || mood, || body || habitus || and || conditioning

NU palpation || - || ANS || ✓tactile || pressure || from || the || palmar || fingers || or || finger || pads || to || assess percussion || - || ANS || ✓use || of || striking || or || plexor || finger || to || deliver || a || tap || to || the || distal || pleximeter || finger, || to || evoke || a || sound || wave auscultation || - || ANS || ✓use || of || the || diaphragm || and || bell || of || the || stethoscope || to || detect || characteristics || of || sounds, || such || as || location, || timing, || duration, || pitch, || and || intensity width || of || inflatable || bladder || cuff || - || ANS || ✓40% || of || upper || arm || circumference || (12-14 || cm) length || of || inflatable || bladder || - || ANS || ✓80% || of || upper || arm || circumference differences || of || more || than || 10 || mmHg || in || the || BP || of || each || arm || may || indicate || - || ANS || ✓subclavian || steel || or || aortic || dissection

NU pronouns, || avoid || first || names || without || permission, || apologize || if || you || make || a || mistake rapport || with || newborns || - || ANS || ✓congratulate, || encourage || feeding || beforehand, || calm || voice, || encourage || holding rapport || with || young || children || - || ANS || ✓utilize || play, || introduce || yourself || to || the || patient || first, || brush || up || on || kid || culture rapport || with || adolescents || - || ANS || ✓direct || questions || to || the || patient, || ensure || family || feels || heard, || acknowledge || confidentiality rapport || with || older || adults || - || ANS || ✓allow || ample || time, || make || a || clear || walking || path, || environmental || considerations, || include || family || when || indicated cultural || humility || - || ANS || ✓continually || engaging || in || self-reflection || and || self-critique || as || lifelong || learner || and || reflective || practitioner || to ||

NU mitigate || bias, || promote || empathy, || and || aid || in || acknowledging || and || respecting || different || cultural || identities three || dimensions || of || cultural || humility || - || ANS || ✓self-awareness, || respectful || communication, || collaborative || partnership self-awareness || - || ANS || ✓explore || your || own || cultural || identity, || learn || about || your || own || biases || and || values respectful || communication || - || ANS || ✓work || to || eliminate || assumptions || about || what || is || normal || and || learn || from || your || patients, || they || are || the || experts || on || their || own || culture, || remain || respectful || and || open collaborative || partnership || - || ANS || ✓build || your || patient || relationship || and || respect || mutually || acceptable || plans

NU framing || effect || - || ANS || ✓interpretation || of || information || is || influenced || heavily || by || the || way || in || which || information || about || the || problem || is || presented representation || error || - || ANS || ✓failure || to || take || prevalence || into || consideration || when || estimating || the || probability || of || a || diagnosis visceral || bias || - || ANS || ✓visceral || arousal || leads || to || poor || diagnostic || decisions pain || - || ANS || ✓unpleasant || sensory || and || emotional || experience || associated || with || tissue || damage acute || pain || - || ANS || ✓normal || physiological || response || to || an || adverse || chemical, || thermal, || or || mechanical || stimulus || that || lasts || less || than || 3- 6 || months, || often || caused || by || trauma, || illness, || or || surgery

NU chronic || pain || - || ANS || ✓more || than || 3-6 || months || or || more || than || 1 || month || beyond || the || course || of || acute || illness || or || injury || or || recurring || at || intervals || of || months || or || years common || pain || scales || - || ANS || ✓Wong-Baker || faces, || numeric || rating || scale, || visual || analog || scale subjective || - || ANS || ✓SYMPTOMS objective || - || ANS || ✓signs order || of || health || history || - || ANS || ✓initial || information, || chief || complaint, || HPI, || past || medical || history/health || maintenance/allergies/medications, || family || history, || social || history, || review || of || systems initial || information || - || ANS || ✓patient || identifying || information, || reliability

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