Assessment

Question 1

Recent injury

Answer 1

Acute pain

Question 2

Constant pain for more than 6 months

Answer 2

Chronic nonmalignant pain

Question 3

Compression of peripheral nerves

Answer 3

Cancer pain

Question 4

Superficial pain

Answer 4

Cutaneous pain

Question 5

Abdominal cavity, thorax, cranium

Answer 5

Visceral pain

Question 6

Ligaments, tendons, bones, blood vessels, nerves

Answer 6

Deep somatic pain

Question 7

Perceived at source and other tissues

Answer 7

Radiating pain

Question 8

Body areas away from pain source

Answer 8

Referred pain

Question 9

Nerves left by a missing body part

Answer 9

Phantom pain

Question 10

Nervous system is damaged

Answer 10

Neuropathic pain

Question 11

High resistance to pain relief

Answer 11

Intractable pain

Question 12

General term for uncomfortable sensations and stems from activation of nervous system

Answer 12

Pain

Question 13

Range of pain

Answer 13

Annoying to debilitating

Question 14

Fifth vital sign

Answer 14

Pain

Question 15

Multidimensional observational assessment of a patient’s experience of pain

Answer 15

Pain assessment

Question 16

Points of pain

Answer 16

Pain history
Location of pain
Intensity of pain
Cognitive development and understanding of pain

Question 17

1 min and 5 mins after birth

Answer 17

APGAR score

Question 18

Who formulated APGAR

Answer 18

Dr. Virginia Apgar in 1952

Question 19

Quick assessment of physical condition of newborn

Answer 19

APGAR score

Question 20

What is APGAR

Answer 20

Appearance - Color
Pulse- HR
Grimace - Reflex/Irritation
Activity - Muscle Tone
Respiration - Respiratory

Question 21

MMDST

Answer 21

Metro Manila Development Screening Test

Question 22

Test normalcy of MMDST in what age

Answer 22

6 1/2 yrs and below

Question 23

PH ver. of?

Answer 23

Denver Developmental Screening Test (DDST)

Question 24

Who modified MMDST

Answer 24

Dr. Phoebe Williams

Question 25

Sectors of development of MMDST

Answer 25

Personal - Social Fine Motor Adaptive Language Gross Motor

Question 26

Tasts that indicate the child's ability to get along

Answer 26

Personal - social

Question 27

Ability to see and use hands to pick up object

Answer 27

Fine Motor Adaptive

Question 28

Ability to hear, speak, and follow

Answer 28

Language

Question 29

Ability to sit, walk, jump

Answer 29

Gross Motor

Question 30

GPTPAL

Answer 30

Gravida/Gravidity Para Term Preterm Abortion Living

Question 31

Number of pregnancies

Answer 31

Gravida

Question 32

Number of delivered at 20 weeks gestation

Answer 32

Para

Question 33

Delivery of pregnancy 38-42 weeks

Answer 33

Term

Question 34

Delivery after 20 weeks and before 38

Answer 34

Preterm

Question 35

Termination prior to 20th week

Answer 35

Abortion

Question 36

Number of living children

Answer 36

Living

Question 37

Process of GPTPAL

Answer 37

Assess contraction Fundal height Leopold's maneuver Last menstrual period

Question 38

IAPP

Answer 38

Inspection Auscultation Palpation Percussion

Question 39

Observe normal/abn findings

Answer 39

Inspection

Question 40

Requires stethoscope

Answer 40

Auscultation

Question 41

Classification of auscultation

Answer 41

Intensity Pitch Duration Quality

Question 42

What pitch are these for? Diaphragm Bell

Answer 42

High pitch Low pitch

Question 43

Parts of hands to touch

Answer 43

Palpation

Question 44

Parts of hands to use on palpation

Answer 44

Finger pads Ulnar/Palmar Dorsal surface

Question 45

Types of Palpation

Answer 45

Light Moderate Deep Bimanual

Question 46

Dominant hand and palpate in circular motion

Answer 46

Light

Question 47

1-2 cm with dominant hand using circular motion

Answer 47

Moderate

Question 48

2-5 cm, dominant hand for palpation and non dominant for pressure

Answer 48

Deep

Question 49

Use two hands

Answer 49

Bimanual

Question 50

Tapping body parts to use sound waves

Answer 50

Percussion

Question 51

Assessment used in percussion

Answer 51

Eliciting pain Determining location, size, and shape Determining density Detect abn masses

Question 52

Types of percussion

Answer 52

Direct Blunt Indirect/Mediate

Question 53

Direct tapping using one/two fingertips that indicate tenderness

Answer 53

Direct

Question 54

One hand flat to skin and other hand to strike the back of hand

Answer 54

Blunt

Question 55

Middle finger of non dominant hand and tap by the other hand

Answer 55

Indirect/Mediate

Question 56

READ

Answer 56

As density increases, tone decreases

Question 57

11 Classifications of Pain

Answer 57

Acute Chronic nonmalignant Cancer Cutaneous Visceral Deep somatic Radiating Referred Phantom Neuropathic Intractable

Question 58

Assess an individual's functional status and ability to perform self care tasks independently.

Answer 58

KATZ Index

Question 59

6 key areas in KATZ index

Answer 59

Bathing Dressing Toileting Transferring Continence Feeding

Question 60

Ordinal scale that measures functional independence in the domains of personal care and mobility in patients with chronic and disabling conditions in rehabilitation setting.

Answer 60

Barthel Index

Question 61

Measurement tool to evaluate the level of functional independence in the general elderly population.

Answer 61

Lawton Brody IADL

Question 62

Who formulated DDST?

Answer 62

Dr. William K. Frankenburg

Question 63

Pain assessment for 3 to 18 years old self report

Answer 63

Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale

Question 64

Pain assessment for 8 years and older

Answer 64

Visual Analog Scale

Question 65

Pain assessment useful for cognitively impaired and critically ill children. Each category is scored on a 0 to 2 scale.

Answer 65

FLACC Scale

Question 66

Five types of pain assessment tools

Answer 66

Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale Visual Analog Scale FLACC Scale Numeric Pain Scale Simple Descriptive Pain Intensity Scale