ADVANCED HEALTH ASSESSMENT FINAL
EXAM 2025 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM 2
VERSIONS (VERSION A AND B)
COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED A+
VERSION A
All of the following are true of the nasal
inspection EXCEPT:
A) Tilt the patient's head back a bit and insert
the speculum gently into the vestibule of
each nostril. Avoid contact with the nasal
septum. You should inspect the inferior and
middle turbinates, the nasal septum, and the
narrow passage between them.
,B) In viral rhinitis, the mucosa is usually
reddened and swollen, and in allergic
rhinitis the mucosa is often pale, bluish, or
red.
C) Examine the inside of the nose without a
speculum on the otoscope keeping the
otoscope 6-10 inches away from the tip of the
patient's nose are you look at each nostril.
D) Use the largest available ear speculum on
the otoscope during inspection. -
....ANSWER...C) Examine the inside of the
nose without a speculum on the otoscope
keeping the otoscope 6-10 inches away
from the tip of the patient's nose are you
look at each nostril.
Tilt the patient's head back a bit and insert
the speculum gently into the vestibule of each
nostril. Avoid contact with the nasal septum.
Use the largest available speculum. In viral
rhinitis, the mucosa is usually reddened and
swollen, and in allergic rhinitis the mucosa is
often pale, bluish, or red.
A 46 year old female patient is in the clinic
,with a chief complaint of chest pain. You are
wanting to best understand the patient's
perception of the chest pain. Which fo the
following questions would you ask first?
, A) How do you rate your pain on a scale of 0-
10?
B) Is the pain related to exertion?
C) Tell me about your chest discomfort.
D) Are you taking all of your medications? -
....ANSWER...C) Tell me about your chest
discomfort.
Move from open ended to focused questions
to allow for the flow of ideas and thoughts
from the patient.
The nurse practitioner is doing an
assessment on a 21 year old patient and
notices that his nasal mucosa appears pale
and bluish. What would be the most
appropriate question to ask the patient?
A) Have you had any symptoms of a cold?
B) Don't ask any questions. This is a normal
finding.
C) Are you aware of having any allergies?
D) Have you been having frequent
nosebleeds? -
....ANSWER...C) Are you aware of having any
EXAM 2025 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM 2
VERSIONS (VERSION A AND B)
COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED A+
VERSION A
All of the following are true of the nasal
inspection EXCEPT:
A) Tilt the patient's head back a bit and insert
the speculum gently into the vestibule of
each nostril. Avoid contact with the nasal
septum. You should inspect the inferior and
middle turbinates, the nasal septum, and the
narrow passage between them.
,B) In viral rhinitis, the mucosa is usually
reddened and swollen, and in allergic
rhinitis the mucosa is often pale, bluish, or
red.
C) Examine the inside of the nose without a
speculum on the otoscope keeping the
otoscope 6-10 inches away from the tip of the
patient's nose are you look at each nostril.
D) Use the largest available ear speculum on
the otoscope during inspection. -
....ANSWER...C) Examine the inside of the
nose without a speculum on the otoscope
keeping the otoscope 6-10 inches away
from the tip of the patient's nose are you
look at each nostril.
Tilt the patient's head back a bit and insert
the speculum gently into the vestibule of each
nostril. Avoid contact with the nasal septum.
Use the largest available speculum. In viral
rhinitis, the mucosa is usually reddened and
swollen, and in allergic rhinitis the mucosa is
often pale, bluish, or red.
A 46 year old female patient is in the clinic
,with a chief complaint of chest pain. You are
wanting to best understand the patient's
perception of the chest pain. Which fo the
following questions would you ask first?
, A) How do you rate your pain on a scale of 0-
10?
B) Is the pain related to exertion?
C) Tell me about your chest discomfort.
D) Are you taking all of your medications? -
....ANSWER...C) Tell me about your chest
discomfort.
Move from open ended to focused questions
to allow for the flow of ideas and thoughts
from the patient.
The nurse practitioner is doing an
assessment on a 21 year old patient and
notices that his nasal mucosa appears pale
and bluish. What would be the most
appropriate question to ask the patient?
A) Have you had any symptoms of a cold?
B) Don't ask any questions. This is a normal
finding.
C) Are you aware of having any allergies?
D) Have you been having frequent
nosebleeds? -
....ANSWER...C) Are you aware of having any
