Nur 505 Exam 3z Questions with CORRECT
Answers (Grade A+)
Question 1:
When to transil- increasing head circumference
luminate the infant skull
Answer:
Question 2:
Turner Syndrome A chromosomal disorder in females in
making the person XO instead of XX, or
-Webbing, excessive posterior cervical
Answer:
which either an X chromosome is missing,
part of one X chromosome is deleted.
skin, or an unusually short neck
Question 3:
tracheal tugging the downward movement of the thyroid
ration
Answer:
cartilage toward the chest during inspi-
Question 4:
Posterior trian- Includes the external jugular vein, posterior
gle of the neck sory cranial nerve
Answer:
cervical lymph nodes, and the acces-
,Question 5:
Anterior triangle Includes the bifurcation of the common
of the neck nodes; and the facial, glossopharyngeal,
cranial nerves
Answer:
carotid artery; anterior cervical lymph
vagus, accessory, and hypo- glossal
Question 6:
Fontanel ossifica- posterior fontanel usually closing by 2
tion closing by 12 to 15 months of age.
Answer:
months of age and the anterior fontanel
Question 7:
2nd trimester of fetal thyroid gland becomes functional
pregnancy
Answer:
Question 8:
Thyroid examina- -Palpation of the thyroid gland requires
tion will be more difficult to detect if pressing
The thyroid cartilage, readily identified
cricoid cartilage, the tracheal rings and
Answer:
a gentle touch. Nodules and asymmetry
is too hard.
by the notch on its superior edge the
the thyroid gland
,Question 9:
Abnormalities of Coarse tissue or a gritty sensation suggests
the thyroid If nodules are present, they should be
smooth or irregular, and whether they
An enlarged, tender thyroid may indicate
Answer:
an inflammatory process.
characterized by number, whether they are
are soft or hard.
thyroiditis
Question 10:
Hypothyroidism A disorder caused by a
normal
Answer:
thyroid gland that is slower and less productive than
Question 11:
Subjective Data Weight gain, constipation,
of hypothyroidism
Answer:
fatigue, and cold intolerance
Question 12:
Objective Data of Normal-size thyroid, goiter,
hypothyroidism
Answer:
or nodule(s)
Question 13:
Hyperthyroidism overactivity of the thyroid
Answer:
gland
, Question 14:
Subjective data · Weight loss
for hyperthy- · Tachycardia
roidism · Diarrhea
· Heat intolerance
Answer:
Question 15:
Objective data · Normal-size thyroid,
for hypothy- · Fine hair
roidism · Brittle nails
· Exophthalmos
· Tachycardia
Answer:
goiter, or nodule(s)
Question 16:
Caput succeda- Subcutaneous edema
neum most common form of
occiput, and the edema
Generally, the edema
Answer:
over the presenting part of the head delivery. It is the
birth trauma of the scalp and usually occurs over the
crosses suture lines
goes away in a few days
Answers (Grade A+)
Question 1:
When to transil- increasing head circumference
luminate the infant skull
Answer:
Question 2:
Turner Syndrome A chromosomal disorder in females in
making the person XO instead of XX, or
-Webbing, excessive posterior cervical
Answer:
which either an X chromosome is missing,
part of one X chromosome is deleted.
skin, or an unusually short neck
Question 3:
tracheal tugging the downward movement of the thyroid
ration
Answer:
cartilage toward the chest during inspi-
Question 4:
Posterior trian- Includes the external jugular vein, posterior
gle of the neck sory cranial nerve
Answer:
cervical lymph nodes, and the acces-
,Question 5:
Anterior triangle Includes the bifurcation of the common
of the neck nodes; and the facial, glossopharyngeal,
cranial nerves
Answer:
carotid artery; anterior cervical lymph
vagus, accessory, and hypo- glossal
Question 6:
Fontanel ossifica- posterior fontanel usually closing by 2
tion closing by 12 to 15 months of age.
Answer:
months of age and the anterior fontanel
Question 7:
2nd trimester of fetal thyroid gland becomes functional
pregnancy
Answer:
Question 8:
Thyroid examina- -Palpation of the thyroid gland requires
tion will be more difficult to detect if pressing
The thyroid cartilage, readily identified
cricoid cartilage, the tracheal rings and
Answer:
a gentle touch. Nodules and asymmetry
is too hard.
by the notch on its superior edge the
the thyroid gland
,Question 9:
Abnormalities of Coarse tissue or a gritty sensation suggests
the thyroid If nodules are present, they should be
smooth or irregular, and whether they
An enlarged, tender thyroid may indicate
Answer:
an inflammatory process.
characterized by number, whether they are
are soft or hard.
thyroiditis
Question 10:
Hypothyroidism A disorder caused by a
normal
Answer:
thyroid gland that is slower and less productive than
Question 11:
Subjective Data Weight gain, constipation,
of hypothyroidism
Answer:
fatigue, and cold intolerance
Question 12:
Objective Data of Normal-size thyroid, goiter,
hypothyroidism
Answer:
or nodule(s)
Question 13:
Hyperthyroidism overactivity of the thyroid
Answer:
gland
, Question 14:
Subjective data · Weight loss
for hyperthy- · Tachycardia
roidism · Diarrhea
· Heat intolerance
Answer:
Question 15:
Objective data · Normal-size thyroid,
for hypothy- · Fine hair
roidism · Brittle nails
· Exophthalmos
· Tachycardia
Answer:
goiter, or nodule(s)
Question 16:
Caput succeda- Subcutaneous edema
neum most common form of
occiput, and the edema
Generally, the edema
Answer:
over the presenting part of the head delivery. It is the
birth trauma of the scalp and usually occurs over the
crosses suture lines
goes away in a few days
