NR 509 WEEK 2 QUIZ WITH DETAILED ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+| CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY
The nurses examining a patient lower leg and notices a training
ulceration. Which of these actions is most appropriate in this
situation?
A. Washing hands and contacting the physician
B. Continuing to examine the ulceration, and then washing hands
C. Washing hands, putting on gloves, and continuing with the
examination of the ulceration
D. Washing hands, proceeding with the rest of the physical
examination, and then continuing with the examination of the leg
ulceration Correct Answer C. Washing hands, putting on gloves,
and continuing with the examination of the ulceration
During the examination offering some brief teaching about the
patient's body or examiners finding is often appropriate. Which
one of these statements by the nurse is most appropriate?
A. Your atrial dysrhythmias are under control
B. You have pitting edema and mild varicosities
C. Your pulse is 80 beats per minute which is within the normal
range
,D. I am using my stethoscope to listen for any crackles, wheezes
or rubs Correct Answer C. Your pulse is 80 beats per minute
which is within the normal range
The nurse keeps in mind that the most important reason to share
information and to offer brief teaching while performing be
physical examination is to help the:
A. Examiner feel more comfortable and to gain control of the
situation
B. Examiner to build rapport and to increase patient's confidence
in him or her
C. Patient understand his or her disease process and treatment
modalities
D. Patient identify questions about his or her disease and the
potential areas of patient education Correct Answer B. Examiner
to build rapport and to increase patient's confidence in him or her
The nurses examining an infant and prepares to elicit the Moro
reflex at which time during the examination?
A. When the infant is sleeping
B. At the end of the examination
C. Before auscultation of the thorax
D. Halfway through the examination Correct Answer B. At the
end of the examination
,When preparing to perform a physical examination of the infant,
the nurse should:
A. Have the parent remove all clothing except the diaper on a boy.
B. Instructed the parent to feed the infant immediately before the
examination
C. Encourage the infant to suck on a pacifier during the
abdominal examination
D. Ask the parents to leave the room briefly when assessing be
infants' vital signs Correct Answer A. Have the parent remove all
clothing except the diaper on a boy.
A 6-month-old infant has been brought to the well child clinic for a
checkup. she is currently sleeping. What should the nurse do first
when beginning the examination?
A. Auscultate the lungs and heart while the infant is sleeping
B. Examine the instance hips, because this procedure is
uncomfortable
C. Begin with the assessment of the eye, and continue with the
remainder of the examination in a head to toe approach
D. Wake the infant before beginning any portion of the
examination to obtain the most accurate assessment of body
systems Correct Answer A. Auscultate the lungs and heart while
the infant is sleeping
, A 2-year-old child has been brought to the clinic for a well child
checkup. the best way for the nurse to begin the assessment is
to:
A. Ask the parent to place the child on the examining table
B. Happy parents remove all of the child's clothing before the
examination
C. Allow the child to keep a security object such as a toy or
blanket during the examination
D. Initially focus the interactions on the child, essentially ignoring
the parent until the child's trust has been obtained Correct
Answer C. Allow the child to keep a security object such as a toy
or blanket during the examination
The nurses examining a 2-year-old child and asks may I listen to
your heart now? Which critique of the nurse's technique is most
accurate
A. Asking questions enhances the child autonomy
B. Asking the child for permission helps develop a sense of trust
C. This question is inappropriate statement because children at
this age like to have choices
D. Children at this age like to say no. the examiner should not
offer a choice when no choice is available Correct Answer D.
Children at this age like to say no. the examiner should not offer a
choice when no choice is available
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+| CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY
The nurses examining a patient lower leg and notices a training
ulceration. Which of these actions is most appropriate in this
situation?
A. Washing hands and contacting the physician
B. Continuing to examine the ulceration, and then washing hands
C. Washing hands, putting on gloves, and continuing with the
examination of the ulceration
D. Washing hands, proceeding with the rest of the physical
examination, and then continuing with the examination of the leg
ulceration Correct Answer C. Washing hands, putting on gloves,
and continuing with the examination of the ulceration
During the examination offering some brief teaching about the
patient's body or examiners finding is often appropriate. Which
one of these statements by the nurse is most appropriate?
A. Your atrial dysrhythmias are under control
B. You have pitting edema and mild varicosities
C. Your pulse is 80 beats per minute which is within the normal
range
,D. I am using my stethoscope to listen for any crackles, wheezes
or rubs Correct Answer C. Your pulse is 80 beats per minute
which is within the normal range
The nurse keeps in mind that the most important reason to share
information and to offer brief teaching while performing be
physical examination is to help the:
A. Examiner feel more comfortable and to gain control of the
situation
B. Examiner to build rapport and to increase patient's confidence
in him or her
C. Patient understand his or her disease process and treatment
modalities
D. Patient identify questions about his or her disease and the
potential areas of patient education Correct Answer B. Examiner
to build rapport and to increase patient's confidence in him or her
The nurses examining an infant and prepares to elicit the Moro
reflex at which time during the examination?
A. When the infant is sleeping
B. At the end of the examination
C. Before auscultation of the thorax
D. Halfway through the examination Correct Answer B. At the
end of the examination
,When preparing to perform a physical examination of the infant,
the nurse should:
A. Have the parent remove all clothing except the diaper on a boy.
B. Instructed the parent to feed the infant immediately before the
examination
C. Encourage the infant to suck on a pacifier during the
abdominal examination
D. Ask the parents to leave the room briefly when assessing be
infants' vital signs Correct Answer A. Have the parent remove all
clothing except the diaper on a boy.
A 6-month-old infant has been brought to the well child clinic for a
checkup. she is currently sleeping. What should the nurse do first
when beginning the examination?
A. Auscultate the lungs and heart while the infant is sleeping
B. Examine the instance hips, because this procedure is
uncomfortable
C. Begin with the assessment of the eye, and continue with the
remainder of the examination in a head to toe approach
D. Wake the infant before beginning any portion of the
examination to obtain the most accurate assessment of body
systems Correct Answer A. Auscultate the lungs and heart while
the infant is sleeping
, A 2-year-old child has been brought to the clinic for a well child
checkup. the best way for the nurse to begin the assessment is
to:
A. Ask the parent to place the child on the examining table
B. Happy parents remove all of the child's clothing before the
examination
C. Allow the child to keep a security object such as a toy or
blanket during the examination
D. Initially focus the interactions on the child, essentially ignoring
the parent until the child's trust has been obtained Correct
Answer C. Allow the child to keep a security object such as a toy
or blanket during the examination
The nurses examining a 2-year-old child and asks may I listen to
your heart now? Which critique of the nurse's technique is most
accurate
A. Asking questions enhances the child autonomy
B. Asking the child for permission helps develop a sense of trust
C. This question is inappropriate statement because children at
this age like to have choices
D. Children at this age like to say no. the examiner should not
offer a choice when no choice is available Correct Answer D.
Children at this age like to say no. the examiner should not offer a
choice when no choice is available
