NR 283 PATHO WEEK 8 | 2025-2026 LATEST UPDATED|ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% RATED CORRECT | 100% VERFIED | ALREADY
GRADED A+
1. Which part of the long bone cross-section is responsible for bone growth in children and adolescents?:
Epiphysis 2. Match the name of each joint below.:
3. Which functions do bones provide? Select all that apply.: Provide protection Produce red blood cells
Provide support for the body
4. Increased osteoclastic activity with decreased osteoblastic activity most likely causes which of the
following? : Decreased bone thickness and strength 5. When muscle is unable to contract for weeks, _______-
occurs. This leads to _______ bulk and strength. : Atrophy
Decreased
6. Which of the following can occur in a tendon or ligament injury? Select all that apply: Inflammatory response
Rupturing Tearing
7. Which clients are at higher risk for injury from mobility? Select all that apply.: Older adult female with
osteoporosis who walks without an assistive device
An adolescent playing volleyball without knee pads
Young adult jogging a steep mountain trail
8. Which concept supports Mike's statements?: Ligaments and tendons have little blood supply and can be difficult
and slow to heal.
9. Billy climbed a tree, fell, and hurt their arm. The father saw the incident and rushed over to see what
happened.
Question
What Matters Most?
Based on the child's signs and symptoms and the father's observations, which of the following is likely related to the
injury? Select all that apply.: Redness at the mid-forearm
Inability to move the fingers
Pain in the mid-forearm
10. 2/3
Which of the following may need immediate treatment? Select all that apply.: Pain in the mid-forearm
Inability to move the fingers
Redness at the mid-forearm 11. Question
What Is Happening?
The father observed and the child reported: pain in the mid-
forearm redness at the mid-forearm
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, an abrasion to the right knee with a scab inability to move
the fingers tearing from both eyes mole on the left cheek
Which injury is most likely based on the symptoms, location, and mechanism of injury? : Fracture
12. How Can This Be Prevented?
The father observed and the child reported: pain in the mid-
forearm redness at the mid-forearm
an abrasion to the right knee with a scab inability to move
the fingers tearing from both eyes mole on the left cheek
Billy went to the emergency department and was found to have a radial fracture. What could Billy do to prevent
this same injury in the future? : Go to a climbing gym that uses soft flooring and safety equipment 13. Question
What Matters Most?
Which signs or symptoms are most likely related to the ankle injury? Select
all that apply.: Tenderness around the outer aspect of the left ankle
Edema around the outer aspect of the left ankle
Pain with flexion and extension of the left ankle Redness around the outer aspect
of the left ankle 14. What Could It Mean? Julie reported and observed:
redness around the outer aspect of the left ankle discoloration of the toenail
on the right big toe edema around the outer aspect of the left ankle
tenderness around the outer aspect of the left ankle tenderness in the right
knee ability to flex and extend the left ankle
pain with flexion and extension of the left ankle
Julie went to the emergency department (ED) for further testing. Which tests might help find the problem? Select
all that apply.: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
Radiograph (X-ray) 15.
Question
What Is Happening?
Julie reported and observed: redness around the outer aspect of the left
ankle discoloration of the toenail on the right big toe edema around the outer
aspect of the left ankle tenderness around the outer aspect of the left ankle
tenderness in the right knee ability to flex and extend the left ankle
pain with flexion and extension of the left ankle
An X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) tests were done. Which of the following is most likely the
problem? : Tendon strain
16. Question
How Can This Be Prevented?
Julie reported and observed: redness around the outer aspect of the left
ankle discoloration of the toenail on the right big toe edema around the outer
aspect of the left ankle tenderness around the outer aspect of the left ankle
tenderness in the right knee ability to flex and extend the left ankle
pain with flexion and extension of the left ankle
The X-ray was normal. The magnetic resonance image (MRI) revealed a peroneal strain. What could Julie do in the
future to help prevent injury? : Perform tendon stretches before jogging
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% RATED CORRECT | 100% VERFIED | ALREADY
GRADED A+
1. Which part of the long bone cross-section is responsible for bone growth in children and adolescents?:
Epiphysis 2. Match the name of each joint below.:
3. Which functions do bones provide? Select all that apply.: Provide protection Produce red blood cells
Provide support for the body
4. Increased osteoclastic activity with decreased osteoblastic activity most likely causes which of the
following? : Decreased bone thickness and strength 5. When muscle is unable to contract for weeks, _______-
occurs. This leads to _______ bulk and strength. : Atrophy
Decreased
6. Which of the following can occur in a tendon or ligament injury? Select all that apply: Inflammatory response
Rupturing Tearing
7. Which clients are at higher risk for injury from mobility? Select all that apply.: Older adult female with
osteoporosis who walks without an assistive device
An adolescent playing volleyball without knee pads
Young adult jogging a steep mountain trail
8. Which concept supports Mike's statements?: Ligaments and tendons have little blood supply and can be difficult
and slow to heal.
9. Billy climbed a tree, fell, and hurt their arm. The father saw the incident and rushed over to see what
happened.
Question
What Matters Most?
Based on the child's signs and symptoms and the father's observations, which of the following is likely related to the
injury? Select all that apply.: Redness at the mid-forearm
Inability to move the fingers
Pain in the mid-forearm
10. 2/3
Which of the following may need immediate treatment? Select all that apply.: Pain in the mid-forearm
Inability to move the fingers
Redness at the mid-forearm 11. Question
What Is Happening?
The father observed and the child reported: pain in the mid-
forearm redness at the mid-forearm
1/6
, an abrasion to the right knee with a scab inability to move
the fingers tearing from both eyes mole on the left cheek
Which injury is most likely based on the symptoms, location, and mechanism of injury? : Fracture
12. How Can This Be Prevented?
The father observed and the child reported: pain in the mid-
forearm redness at the mid-forearm
an abrasion to the right knee with a scab inability to move
the fingers tearing from both eyes mole on the left cheek
Billy went to the emergency department and was found to have a radial fracture. What could Billy do to prevent
this same injury in the future? : Go to a climbing gym that uses soft flooring and safety equipment 13. Question
What Matters Most?
Which signs or symptoms are most likely related to the ankle injury? Select
all that apply.: Tenderness around the outer aspect of the left ankle
Edema around the outer aspect of the left ankle
Pain with flexion and extension of the left ankle Redness around the outer aspect
of the left ankle 14. What Could It Mean? Julie reported and observed:
redness around the outer aspect of the left ankle discoloration of the toenail
on the right big toe edema around the outer aspect of the left ankle
tenderness around the outer aspect of the left ankle tenderness in the right
knee ability to flex and extend the left ankle
pain with flexion and extension of the left ankle
Julie went to the emergency department (ED) for further testing. Which tests might help find the problem? Select
all that apply.: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
Radiograph (X-ray) 15.
Question
What Is Happening?
Julie reported and observed: redness around the outer aspect of the left
ankle discoloration of the toenail on the right big toe edema around the outer
aspect of the left ankle tenderness around the outer aspect of the left ankle
tenderness in the right knee ability to flex and extend the left ankle
pain with flexion and extension of the left ankle
An X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) tests were done. Which of the following is most likely the
problem? : Tendon strain
16. Question
How Can This Be Prevented?
Julie reported and observed: redness around the outer aspect of the left
ankle discoloration of the toenail on the right big toe edema around the outer
aspect of the left ankle tenderness around the outer aspect of the left ankle
tenderness in the right knee ability to flex and extend the left ankle
pain with flexion and extension of the left ankle
The X-ray was normal. The magnetic resonance image (MRI) revealed a peroneal strain. What could Julie do in the
future to help prevent injury? : Perform tendon stretches before jogging
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