front 1 What is the assessment technique that you will use to elicit crepitus
on the patient who sustained chest | back 1 Palpation |
front 2 What assessment technique will you use to listen to the heart sounds? | back 2 Ascultation |
front 3 What assessment technique will you use to illicit diaphragmatic excursion? | back 3 Percussion |
front 4 What assessment technique will you use for assessing distended bladder? | back 4 Indirect percussion |
front 5 Assessment technique that you will use when you're assessing sinus infection? | back 5 Direct percussion |
front 6 instrument used to detect air, blood, fluid, or mass in body cavity | back 6 Transilluminator |
front 7 What part of your hand do you use to determine skin temperature? | back 7 Dorsal |
front 8 What part of your hand do you use for palpation? | back 8 Pads of hands |
front 9 What part of your hand do you use for either direct or indirect percussion? | back 9 Middle finger tip |
front 10 air conduction is 2 times greater than bone conduction | back 10 normal Rinne test |
front 11 Sinuses that are filled with fluid will not transilluminate. | back 11 You will not be able to illicit the red glow |
front 12 difficulty with near vision in elderly patients (farsighted for older) | back 12 presbyopia |
front 13 young adults with difficulty with near vision (farsighted) | back 13 hyperopia |
front 14 young adults with difficulty with far vision (nearsighted) | back 14 myopia |
front 15 When assessing eyes of a patient with right eye retinal detachment, what would you expect? | back 15 Diminished vision of the right eye |
front 16 What is the leading cause of blindness in the US? | back 16 Diabetic retinopathy |
front 17 When testing for integrity of cranial nerve III (oculomotor), what should you advise the patient to do? | back 17 Don’t move head. Just move eyes |
front 18 When testing for Romberg's test, what do you advise the patient? | back 18 Put feet together, hands to the side, close eyes, conduct test for 20
seconds, support patient |
front 19 What chest is common in pt’s with COPD and in elderly patients | back 19 barrel chest |
front 20 pectus carinatum, forward displacement of the sternum
with | back 20 pigeon chest |
front 21 congenital deformity when there is depression of the | back 21 funnel chest |
front 22 Low-pitched, grating, rubbing usually due to pleural inflammation | back 22 friction rub |
front 23 Normal for infants to 6 years old: | back 23 barrel chest |
front 24 Barrel chest is abnormal for patients with | back 24 COPD |
front 25 ntermittent rattling, crackling, popping, orbubbling sound as a result of air reinflating or passingthrough mucus- | back 25 crackles |
front 26 whistling, high pitched musical sounds made by airflowing through narrow airways | back 26 wheezes |
front 27 continuous, low pitched, snoring caused by fluid in larger airways- Sometimes cleared with coughing- CAN BE INDICATIVE OF BRONCHITIS OR COPD | back 27 rhonchi |
front 28 high pitched crowing noise caused by obstruction in upper airway- CAN BE INDICATIVE OF CROUP IN CHILDREN (LIFETHREATENING) | back 28 stridor |
front 29 normal for a skinny person | back 29 flat |
front 30 normal for a very skinny person (anorexic) | back 30 scaphoid |
front 31 : Normal for an obese toddler or early in pregnancy (fat person) | back 31 rounded |
front 32 : Normal for some toddlers, later stages of pregnancy, and | back 32 protuberant |
front 33 Normal belly for a patient with ascites | back 33 protuberant |
front 34 abdominal contour of pregnant women early pregnancy would be rounded late pregnancy 3rd trimester would be | back 34 protuberant |
front 35 What are the main organs that a nurse will assess that are located in
the Left upper quadrant of the | back 35 stomach and spleen |
front 36 What are the main organs that are nurse will assess in the right upper quadrant? | back 36 liver and gallbladder |
front 37 When a client has diverticulosis which quadrant of the abdomen will the nurse assess? | back 37 LLQ |
front 38 flat less 1 cm. Brown, blue, red or hypopigmentation | back 38 macule/patch |
front 39 raised less than 1 cm | back 39 papule |
front 40 larger than 1 cm, fluid | back 40 vesicle |
front 41 Ring like | back 41 ring worm |
front 42 painful, vesicles, nerve pathway | back 42 herpes |
front 43 • Irregularly elevated border reddish area, insect bites, hives | back 43 wheal |
front 44 Elevated | back 44 nodule |
front 45 Superficial solid elevated | back 45 papule |
front 46 Circular of free fluid | back 46 vesicle |
front 47 SOUND EXPECTED UPON empty ABDOMEN PERCUSSION | back 47 tympany |
front 48 Loud, low pitched, hollow tone | back 48 resonance |
front 49 High pitched tone, very soft, and shorter than dullness | back 49 flatness |
front 50 Abnormally loud, low tone of longer duration than
resonance | back 50 hyperresonance |
front 51 impaired peripheral | back 51 glaucoma |
front 52 loss of central vision | back 52 macular degeneration |
front 53 loss of colors | back 53 cataracts |
front 54 Romberg test- balance what CN ? | back 54 CN 8 positive |
front 55 Mcburney point= illum and umbilicus | back 55 appendicitis |
front 56 tonic pupil, slugglish pupillary response | back 56 Adie's pupil |
front 57 non reactive to light. occurs with CNS disorders like tumor or syphilis | back 57 Argyll Robertson pupils |
front 58 Fixed and constricted pupils | back 58 Miosis |
front 59 Unequal pupillary size | back 59 anisocoria |
front 60 fixed and dilated | back 60 mydriasis |
front 61 Changes in the skin in pregnancy : ________ increases Development of ___ and _____ are common _____ and ____ become hyperactive Worsening _____ in the first trimester Hair may fall out during months | back 61 skin pigmentation melasma and linea negra Oil and sweat glands acne 1-5 |
front 62 UTI symptoms | back 62 - Increased urinary urgency - Dysuria - suprapubic or lower back pain - hematuria - cloudy, foul-smelling urine. |
front 63 BPH symptoms (3) urinary _____ difficulty starting ______ ______ voiding, especially at | back 63 -urinary retention -difficulty starting a stream -overflow voiding especially at night. |
front 64 Breast changes in pregnancy | back 64
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front 65 breast pain that goes away naturally once you get your period, but returns during your next menstrual cycle. | back 65 cyclic |
front 66 reast pain may be continuous or it may come and go. It can affect women before and after the menopause. | back 66 non cyclic breast pain |
front 67 A stretching or tearing of the capsule or ligament of a joint due to forced movement beyond the joint's normal range | back 67 joint sprain |
front 68 partial or complete break in the continuity of the bone from trauama | back 68 fracture |
front 69 risk factors of osteoperosis | back 69 Highest risk: females, caucasian and asian, post-menopause- Hereditary- Limit alcohol, smoking, and caffeine |
front 70 S/S of an MI (subjective) | back 70 pain in chest SOB nausea and anxiety |
front 71 S/S of an MI (objective) | back 71 diaphoresis pallor vomiting and changes in the EKG |