WEBER CH 20 ASSESS.
BREAST AND LYMPHATIC
SYSTEM, WEBER CH 24
MUS- CULOSKELETAL
ASSESSMENT, CH 26
MALE GENITALIA &
RECTUM, CH 27 FEMALE
GENITALIA & RECTUM,
CHAPTER 25: ASSESSING
NEUROLOGIC
SYSTEM[WEBER, HEALTH
ASSESSMENT IN
NURSING, 6TH ED.]
, Weber Ch 20 Assess. Breast and Lymphatic System, Weber Ch 24 Mus-
culoskeletal Assessment, Ch 26 Male Genitalia & Rectum, Ch 27 Female
Genitalia & Rectum, Chapter 25: Assessing Neurologic System
[Weber, Health Assessment in Nursing, 6th ed.]
1. are paired mammary glands that lie over the muscles of the anterior chest
wall, anterior to the pectoralis major and serratus anterior muscles.
These are an accessory reproductive organ with two functions: to produce
and store milk that provides nourishment for newborns and to aid in sexual
stimulation: The breasts
2. used to evaluate cerebellar function and balance: Romberg test
3. musculoskeletal system's overall purpose is to provide structure and move-
ment for body parts.: What is the musculoskeletal system's purpose?
4. C) Between the vaginal opening and labia minora: 1. To examine the
Bartholin's glands of a female client, the nurse would palpate at which anatomic
location?
A) On both sides of the clitoris
B) Just inside the urethral orifice
C) Between the vaginal opening and labia minora
D) Inside the vaginal orifice
5. C) Cryptorchidism: 1. When examining a newborn male infant, the nurse notes
that neither testicle is descended. The nurse documents this finding as which of the
following?
A) Epididymitis
B) Orchitis
C) Cryptorchidism
D) Varicocele
6. are present in both male and female breasts. These structures drain lymph
from the breasts to filter out microorganisms and return water and protein to
the blood.: Lymph Nodes in the Breasts
7. provide structure and protection, serve as levers, store calcium, and pro-
duce blood cells: Bones
8. B) The cremasteric reflex controls the rise and relaxation of the scrotum.: 2.
During the health history, a young male client asks the nurse why his scrotum rises
and relaxes. The nurse would incorporate knowledge of which of the following when
responding to this client?
A) When the temperature is warm, the scrotum rises.
B) The cremasteric reflex controls the rise and relaxation of the scrotum.
C) When the scrotum relaxes, it has many rugae.
D) If the temperature is colder, the scrotum relaxes.
, Weber Ch 20 Assess. Breast and Lymphatic System, Weber Ch 24 Mus-
culoskeletal Assessment, Ch 26 Male Genitalia & Rectum, Ch 27 Female
Genitalia & Rectum, Chapter 25: Assessing Neurologic System
[Weber, Health Assessment in Nursing, 6th ed.]
9. A) Estrogen: 2. During the health history, a postmenopausal client mentions that
she is experiencing vaginal dryness. When explaining the most likely reason to the
client, the nurse should explain the role of which hormone?
A) Estrogen
B) Progesterone
C) Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
D) Oxytocin
10. VIII: The nurse plans to test which cranial nerve when testing an el derly patient's
hearing status?
11. is located in the center of the breast, contains the tiny openings of the
lactiferous ducts through which milk passes: The nipple
12. (head and trunk): axial skeleton
13. A) It allows sperm to mature.: 3. While interviewing a teenage male client,
the nurse reviews the various structures of the male genitalia. The client asks, So
what does this epididymis do? Which of the following would the nurse include in the
response?
A) It allows sperm to mature.
B) It transports sperm away from the testes.
C) It separates the testes from the scrotal wall.
D) It produces sperm and male sex hormones.
14. D) Artificial menopause: 3. A client's health history reveals that she had a total
hysterectomy at age 33 to treat severe endometriosis. She says that the surgeon
also removed both ovaries and fallopian tubes. The nurse would interpret this as
which of the following?
A) Natural menopause
B) Delayed menopause
C) Premature menopause
D) Artificial menopause
15. sensory for balance and hearing: VIII Vestibulocochlear Nerve
, Weber Ch 20 Assess. Breast and Lymphatic System, Weber Ch 24 Mus-
culoskeletal Assessment, Ch 26 Male Genitalia & Rectum, Ch 27 Female
Genitalia & Rectum, Chapter 25: Assessing Neurologic System
[Weber, Health Assessment in Nursing, 6th ed.]
16. B) Stress incontinence: 4. An older adult client states, Sometimes when I
sneeze, I notice that I wet my pants. The nurse interprets this as which of the
following?
A) Reflex incontinence
B) Stress incontinence
C) Urge incontinence
D) Total incontinence
17. smell: I Olfactory nerve function
18. C) Prostate enlargement: 4. An adult male client reports hesitancy when uri-
nating. The nurse would further assess this client for which of the following?
A) Scrotal hernia
B) Sexually transmitted infection
C) Prostate enlargement
D) Testicular tumor
19. extremities, shoulders, and hips: appendicular skeleton
20. surrounds the nipple (generally 1- to 2-cm radius) and contains elevated
sebaceous glands (Montgomery glands) that secrete a protective lipid sub-
stance during lactation.: Areola
21. secrete a protective lipid substance during lactation: Montgomery glands
22. hard and dense and makes up the shaft and outer layers: compact bone
BREAST AND LYMPHATIC
SYSTEM, WEBER CH 24
MUS- CULOSKELETAL
ASSESSMENT, CH 26
MALE GENITALIA &
RECTUM, CH 27 FEMALE
GENITALIA & RECTUM,
CHAPTER 25: ASSESSING
NEUROLOGIC
SYSTEM[WEBER, HEALTH
ASSESSMENT IN
NURSING, 6TH ED.]
, Weber Ch 20 Assess. Breast and Lymphatic System, Weber Ch 24 Mus-
culoskeletal Assessment, Ch 26 Male Genitalia & Rectum, Ch 27 Female
Genitalia & Rectum, Chapter 25: Assessing Neurologic System
[Weber, Health Assessment in Nursing, 6th ed.]
1. are paired mammary glands that lie over the muscles of the anterior chest
wall, anterior to the pectoralis major and serratus anterior muscles.
These are an accessory reproductive organ with two functions: to produce
and store milk that provides nourishment for newborns and to aid in sexual
stimulation: The breasts
2. used to evaluate cerebellar function and balance: Romberg test
3. musculoskeletal system's overall purpose is to provide structure and move-
ment for body parts.: What is the musculoskeletal system's purpose?
4. C) Between the vaginal opening and labia minora: 1. To examine the
Bartholin's glands of a female client, the nurse would palpate at which anatomic
location?
A) On both sides of the clitoris
B) Just inside the urethral orifice
C) Between the vaginal opening and labia minora
D) Inside the vaginal orifice
5. C) Cryptorchidism: 1. When examining a newborn male infant, the nurse notes
that neither testicle is descended. The nurse documents this finding as which of the
following?
A) Epididymitis
B) Orchitis
C) Cryptorchidism
D) Varicocele
6. are present in both male and female breasts. These structures drain lymph
from the breasts to filter out microorganisms and return water and protein to
the blood.: Lymph Nodes in the Breasts
7. provide structure and protection, serve as levers, store calcium, and pro-
duce blood cells: Bones
8. B) The cremasteric reflex controls the rise and relaxation of the scrotum.: 2.
During the health history, a young male client asks the nurse why his scrotum rises
and relaxes. The nurse would incorporate knowledge of which of the following when
responding to this client?
A) When the temperature is warm, the scrotum rises.
B) The cremasteric reflex controls the rise and relaxation of the scrotum.
C) When the scrotum relaxes, it has many rugae.
D) If the temperature is colder, the scrotum relaxes.
, Weber Ch 20 Assess. Breast and Lymphatic System, Weber Ch 24 Mus-
culoskeletal Assessment, Ch 26 Male Genitalia & Rectum, Ch 27 Female
Genitalia & Rectum, Chapter 25: Assessing Neurologic System
[Weber, Health Assessment in Nursing, 6th ed.]
9. A) Estrogen: 2. During the health history, a postmenopausal client mentions that
she is experiencing vaginal dryness. When explaining the most likely reason to the
client, the nurse should explain the role of which hormone?
A) Estrogen
B) Progesterone
C) Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
D) Oxytocin
10. VIII: The nurse plans to test which cranial nerve when testing an el derly patient's
hearing status?
11. is located in the center of the breast, contains the tiny openings of the
lactiferous ducts through which milk passes: The nipple
12. (head and trunk): axial skeleton
13. A) It allows sperm to mature.: 3. While interviewing a teenage male client,
the nurse reviews the various structures of the male genitalia. The client asks, So
what does this epididymis do? Which of the following would the nurse include in the
response?
A) It allows sperm to mature.
B) It transports sperm away from the testes.
C) It separates the testes from the scrotal wall.
D) It produces sperm and male sex hormones.
14. D) Artificial menopause: 3. A client's health history reveals that she had a total
hysterectomy at age 33 to treat severe endometriosis. She says that the surgeon
also removed both ovaries and fallopian tubes. The nurse would interpret this as
which of the following?
A) Natural menopause
B) Delayed menopause
C) Premature menopause
D) Artificial menopause
15. sensory for balance and hearing: VIII Vestibulocochlear Nerve
, Weber Ch 20 Assess. Breast and Lymphatic System, Weber Ch 24 Mus-
culoskeletal Assessment, Ch 26 Male Genitalia & Rectum, Ch 27 Female
Genitalia & Rectum, Chapter 25: Assessing Neurologic System
[Weber, Health Assessment in Nursing, 6th ed.]
16. B) Stress incontinence: 4. An older adult client states, Sometimes when I
sneeze, I notice that I wet my pants. The nurse interprets this as which of the
following?
A) Reflex incontinence
B) Stress incontinence
C) Urge incontinence
D) Total incontinence
17. smell: I Olfactory nerve function
18. C) Prostate enlargement: 4. An adult male client reports hesitancy when uri-
nating. The nurse would further assess this client for which of the following?
A) Scrotal hernia
B) Sexually transmitted infection
C) Prostate enlargement
D) Testicular tumor
19. extremities, shoulders, and hips: appendicular skeleton
20. surrounds the nipple (generally 1- to 2-cm radius) and contains elevated
sebaceous glands (Montgomery glands) that secrete a protective lipid sub-
stance during lactation.: Areola
21. secrete a protective lipid substance during lactation: Montgomery glands
22. hard and dense and makes up the shaft and outer layers: compact bone
