Advanced Health Assessment (NGR 6002)
FAU NGR 6002 FINAL EXAM 2026 SPRING ACTUAL
EXAM COMPLETE QUESTION AND ASWERES
|ALREADY GRADED A+
when listening to a patients abdomen you hear a systolic bruit in the epigastric
area. It occurs at a fixed interval after the apical impulse. what do you suspect is
the most likely source of the bruit
the abdominal aorta
patient presents with abdominal pain. You note +AWT (abdominal wall
tenderness). This leads you to what possible diagnosis
muscle strain
abdominal disorders in the older patient are more difficult to diagnose because
they usually present with:
vague symptoms & often little or no abdominal pain
female patient with a history of ETOH abuse. your abdominal exam should
include what test?
scratch test-looks at liver size
pupils change in size when the client focuses from a close object to a distant
object. this is interpreted as:
normal visual accomodation
on ophthalmic exam, there appears to be a narrowing or blocking of the vessels.
the significant of this finding is:
the client needs to be evaluated for chronic hypertension
positive bruit on exam of the thyroid most likely indicates:
hyperthyroidism
you notice patients history shows a bilateral lid lag of the eye. you should ask the
patient about what other problems?
thyroid
client is older (70 y/o) c/o blurred vision that has been getting increasingly worse
over past 2 years and has a problem with glare but no pain. What would you first
check for?
,Advanced Health Assessment (NGR 6002)
cataract
what age do children approximate adult vision
4 y/o
how would you describe a normal Rinne test
air conduction twice as long as bone conduction
which sinus is most likely affected if patient presents with pain and pressure over
her cheeks and discolored nasal discharge. you cannot transilluminate the
sinuses
maxillary
72 y/o retired factory worker has hearing loss in his right ear due to excessive
cerumen (means theres no air conduction). what would you expect when
performing a Weber test
sound lateralizes to the right ear
how do you correctly palpate the thyroid gland
have the client lower their chin and lean head slightly toward the side being evaluated
patient has dipped tobacco for past 35 years. when examining the tongue there is
an area of white painless plaques that he cannot get off with brushing. what is the
most likely diagnosis
leukoplakia
which lymph nodes would you expect to find enlarged with conjunctivitis
pre-auricular & anterior cervical
patient has chronic hypertension. what would you expect to visualize on
funduscopic exam
cotton wool patches & flame hemorrhages
what's the most important question to ask as you build your HPI
have you ever had this before?
the development of screening and prevention guidelines is based on?
increase in average life expectancy
limiting public smoking is what type of prevention?
, Advanced Health Assessment (NGR 6002)
primary prevention-trying to prevent disease
what is the leading cause of mortality in teenagers
motor vehicle accidents
according to the ABCDE approach to preventive cardiology, the items to assess
for the "A" include: (3 Things)
1. assessment of risk
2. antiplatelet therapy
3. anticoagulation therapy
NOT apple shape
patients presents to have a TB test read. how is this billed?
99211 b/c it doesn't have to be seen as a provider
teenager moved to the community and doesn't have any immunization records.
what do you do
repeat vaccines
learning how to drive with a therapist after a stroke is considered what type of
prevention
tertiary prevention
already have the disease and the manifestation of the disease
adding a community youth center to an area with a history of gangs is what type
of prevention
primary prevention
trying to prevent more gangs
the SCOFF screening too is used to diagnose eating disorders: true or false
False
no screening tool diagnoses
affects of aging on our body
1. fat replaces muscle
2. decrease in lean body mass
3. lowered protein reserves slow the body's response
4. total caloric needs decrease
you do a physical exam of a healthy 58 y/o patient and you hear a moderately
loud murmur and there is no palpable thrill. what is the appropriate grade of this
murmur?
FAU NGR 6002 FINAL EXAM 2026 SPRING ACTUAL
EXAM COMPLETE QUESTION AND ASWERES
|ALREADY GRADED A+
when listening to a patients abdomen you hear a systolic bruit in the epigastric
area. It occurs at a fixed interval after the apical impulse. what do you suspect is
the most likely source of the bruit
the abdominal aorta
patient presents with abdominal pain. You note +AWT (abdominal wall
tenderness). This leads you to what possible diagnosis
muscle strain
abdominal disorders in the older patient are more difficult to diagnose because
they usually present with:
vague symptoms & often little or no abdominal pain
female patient with a history of ETOH abuse. your abdominal exam should
include what test?
scratch test-looks at liver size
pupils change in size when the client focuses from a close object to a distant
object. this is interpreted as:
normal visual accomodation
on ophthalmic exam, there appears to be a narrowing or blocking of the vessels.
the significant of this finding is:
the client needs to be evaluated for chronic hypertension
positive bruit on exam of the thyroid most likely indicates:
hyperthyroidism
you notice patients history shows a bilateral lid lag of the eye. you should ask the
patient about what other problems?
thyroid
client is older (70 y/o) c/o blurred vision that has been getting increasingly worse
over past 2 years and has a problem with glare but no pain. What would you first
check for?
,Advanced Health Assessment (NGR 6002)
cataract
what age do children approximate adult vision
4 y/o
how would you describe a normal Rinne test
air conduction twice as long as bone conduction
which sinus is most likely affected if patient presents with pain and pressure over
her cheeks and discolored nasal discharge. you cannot transilluminate the
sinuses
maxillary
72 y/o retired factory worker has hearing loss in his right ear due to excessive
cerumen (means theres no air conduction). what would you expect when
performing a Weber test
sound lateralizes to the right ear
how do you correctly palpate the thyroid gland
have the client lower their chin and lean head slightly toward the side being evaluated
patient has dipped tobacco for past 35 years. when examining the tongue there is
an area of white painless plaques that he cannot get off with brushing. what is the
most likely diagnosis
leukoplakia
which lymph nodes would you expect to find enlarged with conjunctivitis
pre-auricular & anterior cervical
patient has chronic hypertension. what would you expect to visualize on
funduscopic exam
cotton wool patches & flame hemorrhages
what's the most important question to ask as you build your HPI
have you ever had this before?
the development of screening and prevention guidelines is based on?
increase in average life expectancy
limiting public smoking is what type of prevention?
, Advanced Health Assessment (NGR 6002)
primary prevention-trying to prevent disease
what is the leading cause of mortality in teenagers
motor vehicle accidents
according to the ABCDE approach to preventive cardiology, the items to assess
for the "A" include: (3 Things)
1. assessment of risk
2. antiplatelet therapy
3. anticoagulation therapy
NOT apple shape
patients presents to have a TB test read. how is this billed?
99211 b/c it doesn't have to be seen as a provider
teenager moved to the community and doesn't have any immunization records.
what do you do
repeat vaccines
learning how to drive with a therapist after a stroke is considered what type of
prevention
tertiary prevention
already have the disease and the manifestation of the disease
adding a community youth center to an area with a history of gangs is what type
of prevention
primary prevention
trying to prevent more gangs
the SCOFF screening too is used to diagnose eating disorders: true or false
False
no screening tool diagnoses
affects of aging on our body
1. fat replaces muscle
2. decrease in lean body mass
3. lowered protein reserves slow the body's response
4. total caloric needs decrease
you do a physical exam of a healthy 58 y/o patient and you hear a moderately
loud murmur and there is no palpable thrill. what is the appropriate grade of this
murmur?
