NSG500 EXAM 3 |WITH
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS |PRE-
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What's the position for rectal/ prostate Exam for male - ANSWER-Left lateral with hips
/knees flexed or if standing with hips flexed
What's the position for rectal/prostate Exam for female - ANSWER-Lithotomy
Posterior prostate gland is the ——????wall - ANSWER-Anterior
What should a prostate gland feel like - ANSWER-Pencil eraser , firm , non
tender,smooth, movable
,Normal size of prostate - ANSWER-Healthy 4cm
If prostate less than 1cm - ANSWER-It's okay means protrusion into rectum
enlarged prostate - ANSWER-If more than 4cm
benign hypertrophy of prostate exam finding - ANSWER-Rubbery,boggy
Carcinoma, prostate calcauli,chronic fibrosis exam finding - ANSWER-Stony , hard
nodule
Prostate abscess exam finding - ANSWER-Tender fluctuations softened
Should the seminal vesicles be palpable? - ANSWER-No they are not
Prostate enlargement grades - ANSWER-Grade 1: 1-2 cm
Grade 2: 2-3 cm
Grade 3:3-4cm
Grade 4: >4 cm
What is rectal prolapse? - ANSWER-Large intestine slips into rectum
Internal hemorrhoids exam finding - ANSWER-Bright red,
located above anorectal junction,
covered by rectal mucosa,
no pain
, not palpable
thrombosed hemorrhoid exam finding - ANSWER-Blue shining masses @ anus
If internal haemorrhoids is palpable it means - ANSWER-It has thrombosed
External hemorrhoids exam finding - ANSWER-Located below anorectal line
Covered by rectal skin
S/s: itching discomfort and bleeding
What position is good to examine or see fissures, polyps, fistula's and hemorrids -
ANSWER-Valsalva maneuver
Terry black stoles is - ANSWER-Upper intestinal bleeding
bright red blood is - ANSWER-hemorrhoids
Common cause of rectal bleeding - ANSWER-Constipation
Fissures
Hard stool
Hemorrhoids
Less common cause of rectal bleeding is - ANSWER-IBS
UC
Proctitis
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS |PRE-
EVALUATED A+ |LATEST
UPDATE!!
What's the position for rectal/ prostate Exam for male - ANSWER-Left lateral with hips
/knees flexed or if standing with hips flexed
What's the position for rectal/prostate Exam for female - ANSWER-Lithotomy
Posterior prostate gland is the ——????wall - ANSWER-Anterior
What should a prostate gland feel like - ANSWER-Pencil eraser , firm , non
tender,smooth, movable
,Normal size of prostate - ANSWER-Healthy 4cm
If prostate less than 1cm - ANSWER-It's okay means protrusion into rectum
enlarged prostate - ANSWER-If more than 4cm
benign hypertrophy of prostate exam finding - ANSWER-Rubbery,boggy
Carcinoma, prostate calcauli,chronic fibrosis exam finding - ANSWER-Stony , hard
nodule
Prostate abscess exam finding - ANSWER-Tender fluctuations softened
Should the seminal vesicles be palpable? - ANSWER-No they are not
Prostate enlargement grades - ANSWER-Grade 1: 1-2 cm
Grade 2: 2-3 cm
Grade 3:3-4cm
Grade 4: >4 cm
What is rectal prolapse? - ANSWER-Large intestine slips into rectum
Internal hemorrhoids exam finding - ANSWER-Bright red,
located above anorectal junction,
covered by rectal mucosa,
no pain
, not palpable
thrombosed hemorrhoid exam finding - ANSWER-Blue shining masses @ anus
If internal haemorrhoids is palpable it means - ANSWER-It has thrombosed
External hemorrhoids exam finding - ANSWER-Located below anorectal line
Covered by rectal skin
S/s: itching discomfort and bleeding
What position is good to examine or see fissures, polyps, fistula's and hemorrids -
ANSWER-Valsalva maneuver
Terry black stoles is - ANSWER-Upper intestinal bleeding
bright red blood is - ANSWER-hemorrhoids
Common cause of rectal bleeding - ANSWER-Constipation
Fissures
Hard stool
Hemorrhoids
Less common cause of rectal bleeding is - ANSWER-IBS
UC
Proctitis
