Exam 5: Physical Assessment
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A condition in which there is a temporary loss of consciousness associated with an increased rate of respiration,tachycardia,pallor,perspiration,and coolness of the skin is known as _________________.
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A condition of debility,loss of strength and energy,and depleted vitality is known as _________________.
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A patient has edema of the lower extremities.The nurse is assessing whether it is pitting and to what degree.After pressing the skin against a bony prominence for 5 seconds,the nurse identifies 2+ pitting edema because the edema disappears in:
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During a physical assessment,the nurse notes a patient has a loss of strength and energy.The nurse should document that the patient is experiencing:
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The nurse is discussing the origin of diabetes with a diabetic patient.The most appropriate explanation is that this disease is caused by a dysfunction of the:
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A nurse is gathering subjective data when admitting a patient.Which assessment finding is considered subjective data? The patient:
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During a neurological assessment,the nurse notes a patient has a unilateral,dilated,and nonreactive pupil.This is a sign that the patient is experiencing pressure on which cranial nerve?
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The nurse is obtaining a history of a patient's present illness.The PQRST system is used for the interview.In this system,the R stands for:
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When performing a nursing physical assessment,the nurse uses a head-to-toe approach.When using this method,the nurse begins with a:
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During a physical assessment,the nurse observes a patient experiencing a sudden audible expulsion of air from the lungs.The nurse should document that the patient is experiencing:
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A physician needs to insert a vaginal speculum into a patient for a vaginal examination.The nurse should place the patient in what position?
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When auscultating the thorax,the suggested sequence for a systematic approach is to begin with the:
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The nurse uses a systematic method for collecting data on all body systems,including normal functioning and any noted changes.This method is a:
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Various techniques are used by the nurse when performing a physical assessment.One of these techniques is percussion.Percussion is used to determine:
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During a head-to-toe assessment,the nurse assesses the patient's abdomen.Which area should the nurse assess next?
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The nurse is collecting data during an initial assessment.The data that can be seen,heard,measured,or felt and is objective is called a(n):
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When performing a physical examination of a patient,the nurse uses a technique that is particularly useful in identifying areas of tenderness or masses of the abdomen.This technique is:
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Listening for bowel sounds should be done over all four quadrants of the abdomen using the diaphragm of the stethoscope.The normal rate of bowel sounds per minute is:
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The term used to describe a disease where there has been a partial or complete disappearance of clinical and subjective characteristics of the disease is:
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A condition is which there is a lack of appetite resulting in the inability to eat is known as _______________.
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