Health Assessment V1 EXAM
(3 Set Exams)
Nightingale College
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BSN 246 HESI Health Assessment V1 Exam 1 .................... 2
BSN 246 HESI Health Assessment V1 Exam 2 .................. 48
BSN 246 HESI Health Assessment V1 Exam 3 .................. 80
BSN 246 HESI Health Assessment V1 Exam 1
### Scenario 1:
Question: To assess a client's pupillary reaction to accommodation,
what action should the nurse take?
- A) Use an ophthalmoscope for detailed examination
- B) Shine a penlight in each eye
- C) Observe pupil size when focusing on a near object and then a far
object
- D) Measure the pupil diameter in centimeters
Correct Answer: C) Observe pupil size when focusing on a near object
and then a far object
Expert Rationale: Assessing a pupillary reaction to accommodation
involves observing how the pupils change size when a patient focuses on a
, near object and then on a distant object. This tests the function of cranial
nerves II and III, important for visual acuity and ocular health.
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### Scenario 2:
Question: During an abdominal assessment, a client with a
temperature of 103° F (39.4° C) experiences pain and abruptly stops
inhaling during deep palpation. Which prescription is most important
for the nurse to implement?
- A) Administer NSAIDs as prescribed
- B) Maintain the client on a regular diet
- C) NPO (nothing by mouth)
- D) Perform a rectal examination immediately
Correct Answer: C) NPO (nothing by mouth)
Expert Rationale: The client exhibiting pain and guarding during palpation
suggests possible acute abdomen or a surgical emergency. Keeping the
client NPO is critical to prepare for any necessary surgical interventions or
imaging studies, as well as to prevent the risk of aspiration.
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### Scenario 3:
Question: When inspecting an adult woman's skin, the nurse
observes several areas of ecchymosis on her trunk and extremities.