NUR 168 Test 2 Questions With
Complete Solutions
(Chronic retention of urine) involuntary loss of urine with
persistent ion or overflow of bladder Correct Answers
Overflow incontinence
(Hematuria) blood in urine, pink or red color Correct Answers
anticoagualants
1. Jaundice & milia (whiteheads) in newborns
2. Fine downy hair (lanugo) for the first 2 weeks of life
3. Smooth, thin skin at birth
4. Pubic hair development at the onset of puberty Correct
Answers Normal Age-Related Variations in Infants/Children
1. Wrinkles, dryness, scaling, decreased turgor
2. Raised dark areas (senile keratosis)
3. Flat, brown age spots (senile lentigines)
4. Small, round red spots (cherry angioma)
5. Fine, brittle gray or white hair
6. Hair loss
7. Coarse facial hair in women, decreased body hair in men and
women
8. Thick, yellow toenails Correct Answers Normal Age-
Related Variations: Older Adults
A nurse is assessing a patient who has been consuming alcohol
prior to admission. What is an expected skin color finding while
, she is assessing the patient's skin? Correct Answers Redness
(erythema, flushing)
A patient is at the hospital with a broken hip; to assess this
patient what position should the patient be laying? Correct
Answers Prone
An old man has raised dark areas in skin, is this normal?
Correct Answers Yes (senile keratosis)
Aortic area, pulmonic, Erb's point, tricuspid and mitral (apical)
Correct Answers Cardiac Landmarks for Auscultation
Appears suddenly and last for 6 months or less
Cause: (treatable factors) confusion secondary to acute illness,
infection and diuretics Correct Answers Transient incontinence
Conducted at regular intervals Correct Answers Ongoing
partial (type of health assessment)
Conducted to assess a specific problem Correct Answers
Focused (type of health assessment)
Conducted to determine life threatening or unstable conditions
Correct Answers Emergency (type of health assessment)
Conducted upon admission to health care facility Correct
Answers Comprehensive (type of health assessment)
Decreased rate or depth of air movement into the lungs Correct
Answers Hypoventilation
Complete Solutions
(Chronic retention of urine) involuntary loss of urine with
persistent ion or overflow of bladder Correct Answers
Overflow incontinence
(Hematuria) blood in urine, pink or red color Correct Answers
anticoagualants
1. Jaundice & milia (whiteheads) in newborns
2. Fine downy hair (lanugo) for the first 2 weeks of life
3. Smooth, thin skin at birth
4. Pubic hair development at the onset of puberty Correct
Answers Normal Age-Related Variations in Infants/Children
1. Wrinkles, dryness, scaling, decreased turgor
2. Raised dark areas (senile keratosis)
3. Flat, brown age spots (senile lentigines)
4. Small, round red spots (cherry angioma)
5. Fine, brittle gray or white hair
6. Hair loss
7. Coarse facial hair in women, decreased body hair in men and
women
8. Thick, yellow toenails Correct Answers Normal Age-
Related Variations: Older Adults
A nurse is assessing a patient who has been consuming alcohol
prior to admission. What is an expected skin color finding while
, she is assessing the patient's skin? Correct Answers Redness
(erythema, flushing)
A patient is at the hospital with a broken hip; to assess this
patient what position should the patient be laying? Correct
Answers Prone
An old man has raised dark areas in skin, is this normal?
Correct Answers Yes (senile keratosis)
Aortic area, pulmonic, Erb's point, tricuspid and mitral (apical)
Correct Answers Cardiac Landmarks for Auscultation
Appears suddenly and last for 6 months or less
Cause: (treatable factors) confusion secondary to acute illness,
infection and diuretics Correct Answers Transient incontinence
Conducted at regular intervals Correct Answers Ongoing
partial (type of health assessment)
Conducted to assess a specific problem Correct Answers
Focused (type of health assessment)
Conducted to determine life threatening or unstable conditions
Correct Answers Emergency (type of health assessment)
Conducted upon admission to health care facility Correct
Answers Comprehensive (type of health assessment)
Decreased rate or depth of air movement into the lungs Correct
Answers Hypoventilation
