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Physical Examinations Game

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which documentation practice best supports HIPAA compliance during patient intake?

a)

Share with family unless patient objects

b)

Obtain written permission before sharing information

c)

Ask verbal consent for routine disclosures

d)

Document complaints without signatures

2.

What is the most appropriate way to record a chief complaint?

a)

Summarize in clinician’s own words

b)

Paraphrase using medical terminology

c)

Convert into diagnostic labels

d)

Document in the patient’s exact words

3.

A patient denies drug allergies. What abbreviation should be documented?

a)

NKDA

b)

NRDA

c)

NKA

d)

NDKA

4.

Which item should be included when gathering social and occupational history?

a)

Preferred exercise routines

b)

Childhood academic performance

c)

Substance use including tobacco and alcohol

d)

Favorite foods and hobbies

5.

Which oral temperature range is considered normal for adults?

a)

95.0°F–97.0°F

b)

100.0°F–102.0°F

c)

99.8°F–101.0°F

d)

97.6°F–99.6°F

6.

A resting pulse of 52 bpm in an adult is best described as:

a)

Tachycardia

b)

Bradycardia

c)

Arrhythmia

d)

Normal rate

7.

Which pulse site is located at the wrist?

a)

Carotid

b)

Femoral

c)

Dorsalis pedis

d)

Radial

8.

Identify the abnormal pulse pattern characterized by irregular rhythm.

a)

Tachycardia at rest

b)

Bradycardia below 60 bpm

c)

Normal steady rate

d)

Arrhythmia with uneven intervals

9.

Rapid breathing is termed:

a)

Bradypnea

b)

Tachypnea

c)

Dyspnea

d)

Apnea

10.

Which respiration term describes temporarily stopped breathing?

a)

Orthopnea

b)

Apnea

c)

Dyspnea

d)

Bradypnea

11.

A febrile patient most likely has:

a)

Temperature above normal range

b)

Irregular pulse rhythm

c)

Temperature below expected range

d)

Normal oral temperature range

12.

Which position places the patient lying face up?

a)

Fowler’s position

b)

Sims position

c)

Supine position

d)

Prone position

13.

For pelvic examinations, which position is standard?

a)

Prone position on the table

b)

Lithotomy position with stirrups

c)

Knee-chest position supported

d)

Trendelenburg position lowered

14.

Which position has the patient sitting upright with feet out in front?

a)

Trendelenburg head lowered

b)

Fowler’s upright sitting

c)

Dorsal recumbent on back

d)

Sims side-lying

15.

During rectal procedures, which position is typically used?

a)

Knee-chest flexed

b)

Sims side-lying

c)

Supine face up

d)

Prone face down

16.

Which examination method primarily relies on visual observation of the patient’s body and behavior?

a)

Inspection through visual observation

b)

Auscultation via stethoscope sounds

c)

Percussion with tapping techniques

d)

Palpation using tactile pressure

17.

Which statement best describes palpation during a physical exam?

a)

Listening to arterial bruits

b)

Testing joint range of motion

c)

Measuring limb circumferences

d)

Examining tissues by touch

18.

Mensuration in physical examination most directly involves which task?

a)

Listening for heart and lung sounds

b)

Testing active joint range of motion

c)

Recording precise body measurements

d)

Comparing bilateral hearing symmetry