Nu tr i tio na l A S S E S S M E N T Exam 2026 -20 27
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The client is a 35 year old male with no history of any medical
conditions is in the clinic for an annual physical, which can the
nurse do to mitigate artifacts when performing auscultation? Select
all that apply
A. Ensure the room is as quiet as possible
B. Reach under a gown to listen and take care that no clothing rubs
on the stethoscope
C. Wet the chest hair before auscultating
D. Document the roaring and crackles
E. Keep the examination room warm, and a warm stethoscope
ANSWERS:
A. Ensure the room is as quiet as possible
B. Reach under a gown to listen and take care that no clothing rubs
on the stethoscope
D. Document the roaring and crackles
E. Keep the examination room warm, and a warm stethoscope
,During the precordium assessment, the nurse palpates the apical
impulse of a client on the 5th intercostal space left mid-clavicular
line. The pulse is more vigorous than expected. Which action
should the nurse take in response to this finding?
A. Record the findings as a normal response
B. Compare the apical pulse force to the carotid pulse force
C. Obtain the clients' blood pressure
D. Determine if the client has a history of heart disease
ANSWERS: D. Determine if the client has a history of heart disease
The nurse is doing a health assessment of a client who smoked
three packs of cigarettes every day for the last twenty years before
quitting two years ago. How should the nurse documentthe clients
pack-years? (enter numerical value only)
ANSWERS: 60
,The nurse notes an enlarged, visible lymph node on the clients
neck. Which action should the nurse take next?
ANSWERS: Ask the client about any localized tenderness at the site.
An older client is being evaluated for admission to an assisted living
facility. During the health assessment, the nurse implementa which
technique to determine the clients ability to reside in this
environment?
A. Instruct client to demonstrate activities of daily living
B. Evaluate client for side effects of routine medications
C. Focus questions to evaluate long term memory
D. Screen client for alcohol or controlled drug abuse
ANSWERS: Instruct client to demonstrate activities of daily living
, The nurse assesses a young adult female who was brought to the
emergency department by her boyfriend because she has not
been feeling well all day and believes she is getting worse. Which
finding supports the nurses suspicions that the client is
experiencing appendicitis?
A. Anorexia progressing to nausea, vomiting and fever
B. Sudden onset of severe anxiety, fear and concern
C. Periumbilical pain localizing to right lower quadrant
D. Diffuse abdominal pain with elevated neutrophip count
ANSWERS: Periumbilical pain localizing to right lower quadrant