N624 QUIZZES
LATEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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, QUESTION 1: Which physical examination maneuver for diagnosing appendicitis is done
by deep palpation over the left lower quadrant (LLQ) with resultant pain in the right lower
quadrant (RLQ)?
a. Psoas sign.
b. McBurney's sign.
c. Rovsing's sign. ✔
d. Obturator sign.
■ CORRECT ANSWER: c. Rovsing's sign.
QUESTION 2: To aid in the diagnosis of meniscus damage, which test should you
perform?
a. Bulge test.
b. Lachman test.
c. Apley's compression test. ✔
d. Drawer sign.
■ CORRECT ANSWER: c. Apley's compression test.
QUESTION 3: Margaret, a 55-year-old female, presents to you for evaluation of left hand
and wrist pain after a slip and fall yesterday. On examination, you note tenderness at her
"anatomical snuffbox." You know this probably indicates?
a. Radial head fracture.
b. Ulnar styloid fracture.
c. Hamate fracture.
d. Scaphoid fracture. ✔
■ CORRECT ANSWER: d. Scaphoid fracture. pg 757
QUESTION 4: In a third-degree ankle sprain, findings are:
a. Marked ecchymosis, marked edema, and a stable joint.
b. Moderate ecchymosis, moderate edema, and a stable joint.
c. Minimal ecchymosis, moderate edema, and a stable joint.
d. Marked ecchymosis, marked edema, and an unstable joint. ✔
■ CORRECT ANSWER: d. Marked ecchymosis, marked edema, and an unstable joint pg
782
QUESTION 5: The nurse practitioner understands that finding Heberden's nodes on
physical examination of a client is a cardinal sign of:
a. Gouty arthritis.
b. Osteoarthritis. ✔
c. RA.
d. Septic arthritis.
LATEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
||BRANDNEW!!!||
, QUESTION 1: Which physical examination maneuver for diagnosing appendicitis is done
by deep palpation over the left lower quadrant (LLQ) with resultant pain in the right lower
quadrant (RLQ)?
a. Psoas sign.
b. McBurney's sign.
c. Rovsing's sign. ✔
d. Obturator sign.
■ CORRECT ANSWER: c. Rovsing's sign.
QUESTION 2: To aid in the diagnosis of meniscus damage, which test should you
perform?
a. Bulge test.
b. Lachman test.
c. Apley's compression test. ✔
d. Drawer sign.
■ CORRECT ANSWER: c. Apley's compression test.
QUESTION 3: Margaret, a 55-year-old female, presents to you for evaluation of left hand
and wrist pain after a slip and fall yesterday. On examination, you note tenderness at her
"anatomical snuffbox." You know this probably indicates?
a. Radial head fracture.
b. Ulnar styloid fracture.
c. Hamate fracture.
d. Scaphoid fracture. ✔
■ CORRECT ANSWER: d. Scaphoid fracture. pg 757
QUESTION 4: In a third-degree ankle sprain, findings are:
a. Marked ecchymosis, marked edema, and a stable joint.
b. Moderate ecchymosis, moderate edema, and a stable joint.
c. Minimal ecchymosis, moderate edema, and a stable joint.
d. Marked ecchymosis, marked edema, and an unstable joint. ✔
■ CORRECT ANSWER: d. Marked ecchymosis, marked edema, and an unstable joint pg
782
QUESTION 5: The nurse practitioner understands that finding Heberden's nodes on
physical examination of a client is a cardinal sign of:
a. Gouty arthritis.
b. Osteoarthritis. ✔
c. RA.
d. Septic arthritis.
