Clinical Assessment: Head to Toe Quiz Please sign up for the course before taking this quiz. A full assessment is referred to as a _________ assessment in the course.1 Top to bottom Head and body Head to toe According to the course, how often are assessments usually carried out?1 Weekly Quarterly Annually Monthly Assessment _____ a visual assessment of the individual.1 starts with ends with does not require Any clinical assessment of a new individual should start at the head.1 True False Postural or orthostatic ___________ can occur when a person stands up.1 Hypotension Normotension Hypertension Percussion is used to determine density or resonance with the body.1 True False ________ is used to describe data collected in the first assessment.1 Threshold Baseline Commencement data The information collected when assessing an individual should then be used to develop their:1 Care plan Activity plan Physiotherapy plan Auscultation is ____?1 Listening to sounds produced within the body Feeling for lumps, swelling and texture Cognitive ability All parts of a new individual’s assessment need to be completed at the same time.1 True False Palpation is a visual look for abnormalities.1 True False Any abnormalities noted in the assessment should not be communicated to the GP.1 True False An eye assessment is carried out using what acronym?1 PERRLA PERL PERLAR Dysconjugate is the eyes not moving together.1 True False According to the video, the cardiovascular system, the integumentary system and the ___________ system all need assessing to ascertain an individual’s health status.1 Vascular Musculoskeletal Gastrointestinal Back to: Clinical Assessment: Head to Toe
