NURSG 671 - Exam 1 Exam: complete
exam questions and answers
Why are infants more susceptible to hypothermia? - CORRECT ANSWERS body surface
area is large for weight
What happens to blood pressure in pregnancy? - CORRECT ANSWERS in the first 8 weeks
of gestation BP will decrease and fall to a low point at midpregnancy then rise to prepregnancy levels by
term
What is considered the fifth vital sign? - CORRECT ANSWERS pain
Where is Broca's area located and its function? - CORRECT ANSWERS frontal lobe, speech
formation
Where is Wernicke's area located and its function? - CORRECT ANSWERS temporal lobe,
understand spoken and written language
What are the 3 layers of the skin? - CORRECT ANSWERS epidermis, dermis, hypodermis
What should the subjective of a SOAP note include? - CORRECT ANSWERS information
the patients offer about their condition
OLDCARTS
What should the objective of a SOAP note include? - CORRECT ANSWERS findings
resulting from direct observation, what you see, hear and touch
What are eccrine sweat glands? - CORRECT ANSWERS Open onto skin surface & regulate
body temperature
, What are the apocrine sweat glands? - CORRECT ANSWERS Glands in our axillae, face,
abdomen, and genital area that secrete a fluid with organic component
What provides hair its color? - CORRECT ANSWERS melanocytes
What is the eponychium of the nail? - CORRECT ANSWERS cuticle
What is the paronychyium of the nail? - CORRECT ANSWERS soft tissue surrounding nail
border
What is included in the plan of a SOAP note? - CORRECT ANSWERS diagnostics,
therapeutics and patient education
What is cholasma? - CORRECT ANSWERS mask of pregnancy, hyperpigmentation that
occurs in pregnancy in relation to hormonal changes and is usually on forehead and cheeks
What would be questions to ask about a patient's past medical history? - CORRECT ANSWERS
-childhood/chronic illnesses
-surgeries
-immunizations
-allergies
-hospitalizations
-medications
-MH
-recent lab tests
-serious injuries
exam questions and answers
Why are infants more susceptible to hypothermia? - CORRECT ANSWERS body surface
area is large for weight
What happens to blood pressure in pregnancy? - CORRECT ANSWERS in the first 8 weeks
of gestation BP will decrease and fall to a low point at midpregnancy then rise to prepregnancy levels by
term
What is considered the fifth vital sign? - CORRECT ANSWERS pain
Where is Broca's area located and its function? - CORRECT ANSWERS frontal lobe, speech
formation
Where is Wernicke's area located and its function? - CORRECT ANSWERS temporal lobe,
understand spoken and written language
What are the 3 layers of the skin? - CORRECT ANSWERS epidermis, dermis, hypodermis
What should the subjective of a SOAP note include? - CORRECT ANSWERS information
the patients offer about their condition
OLDCARTS
What should the objective of a SOAP note include? - CORRECT ANSWERS findings
resulting from direct observation, what you see, hear and touch
What are eccrine sweat glands? - CORRECT ANSWERS Open onto skin surface & regulate
body temperature
, What are the apocrine sweat glands? - CORRECT ANSWERS Glands in our axillae, face,
abdomen, and genital area that secrete a fluid with organic component
What provides hair its color? - CORRECT ANSWERS melanocytes
What is the eponychium of the nail? - CORRECT ANSWERS cuticle
What is the paronychyium of the nail? - CORRECT ANSWERS soft tissue surrounding nail
border
What is included in the plan of a SOAP note? - CORRECT ANSWERS diagnostics,
therapeutics and patient education
What is cholasma? - CORRECT ANSWERS mask of pregnancy, hyperpigmentation that
occurs in pregnancy in relation to hormonal changes and is usually on forehead and cheeks
What would be questions to ask about a patient's past medical history? - CORRECT ANSWERS
-childhood/chronic illnesses
-surgeries
-immunizations
-allergies
-hospitalizations
-medications
-MH
-recent lab tests
-serious injuries