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NURS 612 EXAM 1 UCLA ADVANCED HEALTH ASSESSMENT
EXAM 1 NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM 170 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
Inwhich age group is abdominal palpation easiest and most accurate?
A.young children
B.adolescents
c.young adults
D.older adults
D.older adults
A5-week-old male infant is brought to the clinic for 2-day history of projectile vomiting. For what
specific finding should the examiner assess?
A.abdominal pain with palpation
b.palpation of small round mass
c.auscultation of tinkering bowel sounds
D.Auscultation of a bruit over renal artery
b.palpation of small round mass
A32-year-old female patient tells the examiner that when she goes running, she dribbles urine. Which
type of problem should be considered?
A.Hydronephrosis
B.Renal abscess
C.Stress incontinence
D.Overflow incontinence
C.Stress incontinence
While examining a newborn male infant, the examiner palpates a testicle in the inguinal canal that
cannot be pushed into the scrotum. This finding is consistent with
A. a retractile testis
B. ambiguous genitalia
C. a direct inguinal hernia
D. an undescended testicle
D. an undescended testicle
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Genital self-examination (GSE) should be taught to patients who are at risk for
A. testicular cancer
B. Peyronie disease
C. sexually transmitted infection
D. prostate enlargement
C. sexually transmitted infection
On examination of a patient's scrotum, you note that it is unusually thickened and it pits. What is one
type of problem suggested by these findings?
A. sexually transmitted disease
B. squamous cell skin cancer
C. liver disease
D. autoimmune disease
C. liver disease
While examining the genitalia of a 2-year-old boy, the examiner should be aware that the
A. scrotum is normally edematous until age 4
B. foreskin of the uncircumcised penis is not fully retractable until age 3 or 4 years
C. testicles typically do not descend into the scrotum until age 5 years
D. cremasteric reflex does not become evident until age 6 or 7
B. foreskin of the uncircumcised penis is not fully retractable until age 3 or 4 years
Which item in the patient history is considered a risk factor for cancer of the penis?
A. circumcised at birth
B. history of condyloma acuminatum infections
C. had a congenital hydrocele
D. history of untreated epispadias
B. history of condyloma acuminatum infections
In which of the following situations is transillumination of the scrotum indicated?
A. presence of syphilis chancre is noted
B. indirect hernia is palpated
C. the examiner suspects a mass
D. the examiner palpates the testes
B. indirect hernia is palpated
NURS 612 EXAM 1 UCLA ADVANCED HEALTH ASSESSMENT
EXAM 1 NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM 170 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
Inwhich age group is abdominal palpation easiest and most accurate?
A.young children
B.adolescents
c.young adults
D.older adults
D.older adults
A5-week-old male infant is brought to the clinic for 2-day history of projectile vomiting. For what
specific finding should the examiner assess?
A.abdominal pain with palpation
b.palpation of small round mass
c.auscultation of tinkering bowel sounds
D.Auscultation of a bruit over renal artery
b.palpation of small round mass
A32-year-old female patient tells the examiner that when she goes running, she dribbles urine. Which
type of problem should be considered?
A.Hydronephrosis
B.Renal abscess
C.Stress incontinence
D.Overflow incontinence
C.Stress incontinence
While examining a newborn male infant, the examiner palpates a testicle in the inguinal canal that
cannot be pushed into the scrotum. This finding is consistent with
A. a retractile testis
B. ambiguous genitalia
C. a direct inguinal hernia
D. an undescended testicle
D. an undescended testicle
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Genital self-examination (GSE) should be taught to patients who are at risk for
A. testicular cancer
B. Peyronie disease
C. sexually transmitted infection
D. prostate enlargement
C. sexually transmitted infection
On examination of a patient's scrotum, you note that it is unusually thickened and it pits. What is one
type of problem suggested by these findings?
A. sexually transmitted disease
B. squamous cell skin cancer
C. liver disease
D. autoimmune disease
C. liver disease
While examining the genitalia of a 2-year-old boy, the examiner should be aware that the
A. scrotum is normally edematous until age 4
B. foreskin of the uncircumcised penis is not fully retractable until age 3 or 4 years
C. testicles typically do not descend into the scrotum until age 5 years
D. cremasteric reflex does not become evident until age 6 or 7
B. foreskin of the uncircumcised penis is not fully retractable until age 3 or 4 years
Which item in the patient history is considered a risk factor for cancer of the penis?
A. circumcised at birth
B. history of condyloma acuminatum infections
C. had a congenital hydrocele
D. history of untreated epispadias
B. history of condyloma acuminatum infections
In which of the following situations is transillumination of the scrotum indicated?
A. presence of syphilis chancre is noted
B. indirect hernia is palpated
C. the examiner suspects a mass
D. the examiner palpates the testes
B. indirect hernia is palpated
