NU 136 EXAM 2: FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING | UPDATED
ACTUAL | COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS
• Adventitious sounds -✓✓ANSWER: abnormal lung sounds
• Accommodation -✓✓ANSWER: the dilation or constriction of the pupil
• Auscultation -✓✓ANSWER: using your ears to hear GI, Respiratory, and Cardio
sounds
• Good circulation should include... -✓✓ANSWER: capillary refill - blanching < 3
seconds, warm to touch, pink colored skin. Swelling indicates to late and
circulation is bad
• Consensual -✓✓ANSWER: being equal in response when the eyes dilate/
constrict
• Edema -✓✓ANSWER: swelling, body responding to an injury or poor circulation.
Indention occurs
• Kyphosis -✓✓ANSWER: formation of the spine (curve over thoracic cavity)
• Lordosis -✓✓ANSWER: curve in lumbar
• Scoliosis -✓✓ANSWER: curve in spine alignment
, • Nystagmus -✓✓ANSWER: jerking movement in the eye
• Olfaction -✓✓ANSWER: sense of smell
• P.E. R. R.L.A -✓✓ANSWER: People, Equal, Round, Reactive to Light,
Accommodation
• Vesicular sounds -✓✓ANSWER: outer lung tissue
• Patients with COPD ... -✓✓ANSWER: live with higher level of CO2
• Who is responsible for the initial assessment? -✓✓ANSWER: RN
• O2 needs to be greater or equal to ... -✓✓ANSWER: 95%
• The information gathered from the physical assessment can be used for what
specific purposes? -✓✓ANSWER: -Patients level of health/physiologic function
-Confirming diagnosis of dysfunction disease
-Monitoring for changes in the body
• Who may administer the physical assessment? -✓✓ANSWER: -physician
-Nurse
-NP/PA
ACTUAL | COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS
• Adventitious sounds -✓✓ANSWER: abnormal lung sounds
• Accommodation -✓✓ANSWER: the dilation or constriction of the pupil
• Auscultation -✓✓ANSWER: using your ears to hear GI, Respiratory, and Cardio
sounds
• Good circulation should include... -✓✓ANSWER: capillary refill - blanching < 3
seconds, warm to touch, pink colored skin. Swelling indicates to late and
circulation is bad
• Consensual -✓✓ANSWER: being equal in response when the eyes dilate/
constrict
• Edema -✓✓ANSWER: swelling, body responding to an injury or poor circulation.
Indention occurs
• Kyphosis -✓✓ANSWER: formation of the spine (curve over thoracic cavity)
• Lordosis -✓✓ANSWER: curve in lumbar
• Scoliosis -✓✓ANSWER: curve in spine alignment
, • Nystagmus -✓✓ANSWER: jerking movement in the eye
• Olfaction -✓✓ANSWER: sense of smell
• P.E. R. R.L.A -✓✓ANSWER: People, Equal, Round, Reactive to Light,
Accommodation
• Vesicular sounds -✓✓ANSWER: outer lung tissue
• Patients with COPD ... -✓✓ANSWER: live with higher level of CO2
• Who is responsible for the initial assessment? -✓✓ANSWER: RN
• O2 needs to be greater or equal to ... -✓✓ANSWER: 95%
• The information gathered from the physical assessment can be used for what
specific purposes? -✓✓ANSWER: -Patients level of health/physiologic function
-Confirming diagnosis of dysfunction disease
-Monitoring for changes in the body
• Who may administer the physical assessment? -✓✓ANSWER: -physician
-Nurse
-NP/PA