NSG6020 Final Exam Review 2026 | Verified Q&A | Graded A+
1. Sperm production occurs in the
ductus deferens
epididymis
seminal vesicles
seminiferous tubules
2. Describe the significance of regular breast self-examinations for
postmenopausal women.
Breast self-examinations are only necessary for women under 50.
Breast self-examinations are primarily for cosmetic purposes.
Regular breast self-examinations are not recommended for any age
group.
Regular breast self-examinations help in early detection of
abnormalities or changes in breast tissue.
3. What does a significant difference in knee height indicate when flexing the
knees of an infant?
Knee joint injury
Normal developmental milestone
Muscle weakness
Potential hip dysplasia
4. In a patient with a documented left femoral pulse of 0/0-4+, which
assessment finding would most likely be observed at the dorsalis pedis
, pulse?
Normal pulse
Weak pulse
Absent pulse
Bounding pulse
5. In a clinical scenario where a patient presents with erectile dysfunction,
which anatomical structure's dysfunction might be primarily involved?
Urethra
Seminal vesicles
Prostate
Corpora cavernosa
6. Which is the best approach to teaching about BSE:
Monthly BSE no longer recommended for healthy women
important because 1/9 women have breast cancer
important since you never had children
will save your life because likelihood of finding lump
7. What is a key instruction for a patient prior to undergoing a PAP smear?
Take a pain reliever before the test.
Fast for 12 hours before the test.
Drink plenty of water before the test.
Avoid sexual intercourse for 24 hours before the test.
,8. Describe the role of the corpora cavernosa in penile function.
The corpora cavernosa are involved in urine excretion.
The corpora cavernosa regulate blood flow to the testes.
The corpora cavernosa are responsible for the rigidity of the penis
during erection.
The corpora cavernosa produce sperm.
9. Interpret the significance of a patient overshooting the mark during a finger-
to-nose test in the context of neurological health.
Overshooting the mark during the finger-to-nose test indicates
potential issues with coordination and proprioception.
Overshooting suggests the patient is anxious about the test.
Overshooting indicates the patient has a strong sense of balance.
Overshooting is a normal response in all patients.
10. The nurse is examining a 6-month-old infant. The nurse places the infant's
feet flat on the table and flexes his knees up. The nurse notes that the right
knee is significantly lower than the left. Which of these statements is true of
this finding?
The infant probably has a dislocated patella on the right knee.
This finding is a negative Allis sign and normal for an infant of this age.
The infant should return to the clinic in 2 weeks to see if his condition
has changed.
This finding is a positive Allis sign and suggests hip dislocation.
, 11. What is the term for the condition characterized by a decrease in blood
pressure during inspiration and an increase during expiration?
Hypertension
Hypotension
Pulsus paradoxus
Tachycardia
12. Describe the significance of identifying pink, moist, soft, and pointed
papules during a genital examination.
These lesions are indicative of genital warts, which are caused by
the human papillomavirus (HPV).
These lesions are a normal variant and require no further action.
These lesions suggest a bacterial infection requiring antibiotics.
These lesions indicate a fungal infection that needs topical treatment.
13. If a nurse observes a pregnant woman with lower back pain and a
noticeable change in posture, what should be the immediate nursing
intervention?
Ignore the symptoms as they are common in pregnancy.
Assess for additional signs of discomfort and provide education on
proper posture.
Suggest bed rest without further assessment.
Refer her to a specialist immediately.
1. Sperm production occurs in the
ductus deferens
epididymis
seminal vesicles
seminiferous tubules
2. Describe the significance of regular breast self-examinations for
postmenopausal women.
Breast self-examinations are only necessary for women under 50.
Breast self-examinations are primarily for cosmetic purposes.
Regular breast self-examinations are not recommended for any age
group.
Regular breast self-examinations help in early detection of
abnormalities or changes in breast tissue.
3. What does a significant difference in knee height indicate when flexing the
knees of an infant?
Knee joint injury
Normal developmental milestone
Muscle weakness
Potential hip dysplasia
4. In a patient with a documented left femoral pulse of 0/0-4+, which
assessment finding would most likely be observed at the dorsalis pedis
, pulse?
Normal pulse
Weak pulse
Absent pulse
Bounding pulse
5. In a clinical scenario where a patient presents with erectile dysfunction,
which anatomical structure's dysfunction might be primarily involved?
Urethra
Seminal vesicles
Prostate
Corpora cavernosa
6. Which is the best approach to teaching about BSE:
Monthly BSE no longer recommended for healthy women
important because 1/9 women have breast cancer
important since you never had children
will save your life because likelihood of finding lump
7. What is a key instruction for a patient prior to undergoing a PAP smear?
Take a pain reliever before the test.
Fast for 12 hours before the test.
Drink plenty of water before the test.
Avoid sexual intercourse for 24 hours before the test.
,8. Describe the role of the corpora cavernosa in penile function.
The corpora cavernosa are involved in urine excretion.
The corpora cavernosa regulate blood flow to the testes.
The corpora cavernosa are responsible for the rigidity of the penis
during erection.
The corpora cavernosa produce sperm.
9. Interpret the significance of a patient overshooting the mark during a finger-
to-nose test in the context of neurological health.
Overshooting the mark during the finger-to-nose test indicates
potential issues with coordination and proprioception.
Overshooting suggests the patient is anxious about the test.
Overshooting indicates the patient has a strong sense of balance.
Overshooting is a normal response in all patients.
10. The nurse is examining a 6-month-old infant. The nurse places the infant's
feet flat on the table and flexes his knees up. The nurse notes that the right
knee is significantly lower than the left. Which of these statements is true of
this finding?
The infant probably has a dislocated patella on the right knee.
This finding is a negative Allis sign and normal for an infant of this age.
The infant should return to the clinic in 2 weeks to see if his condition
has changed.
This finding is a positive Allis sign and suggests hip dislocation.
, 11. What is the term for the condition characterized by a decrease in blood
pressure during inspiration and an increase during expiration?
Hypertension
Hypotension
Pulsus paradoxus
Tachycardia
12. Describe the significance of identifying pink, moist, soft, and pointed
papules during a genital examination.
These lesions are indicative of genital warts, which are caused by
the human papillomavirus (HPV).
These lesions are a normal variant and require no further action.
These lesions suggest a bacterial infection requiring antibiotics.
These lesions indicate a fungal infection that needs topical treatment.
13. If a nurse observes a pregnant woman with lower back pain and a
noticeable change in posture, what should be the immediate nursing
intervention?
Ignore the symptoms as they are common in pregnancy.
Assess for additional signs of discomfort and provide education on
proper posture.
Suggest bed rest without further assessment.
Refer her to a specialist immediately.
