Exam 1: NR 304/ NR304 (Latest 2023/ 2024) Health Assessment II Exam Review| Questions and Verified Answers| A Grade

Exam 1: NR 304/ NR304 (Latest 2023/ 2024) Health Assessment II Exam Review| Questions and Verified Answers| A Grade Q: What are some manifestations of Raynaud's disease? Answer: - Tricolor change in fingers - Cold - numb or pain w/ pallor - burning, throbbing, swelling pain with rubor Q: What are the tri-colorization associated with Raynaud's disease? Answer: - Pallor - Cyanosis - Rubor Q: Where do you see pallor in association with Raynaud's disease? Answer: - Finger tips Q: What causes the pallor in the fingertips of Raynaud's disease? Answer: - Deficit of blood supply to finger tips - Sympathetic-mediated vasoconstriction Q: Where doe you typically see cyanosis in Raynaud's disease? Answer: - lower por- tion of fingers Q: What causes cyanosis to occur in Raynaud's disease? Answer: - Due to slight relaxation of spasm Q: What is cyanosis in Raynaud's disease associated with? Answer: - a slow trickle of blood through the capillaries is occurring - increased O2 extraction of hemoglobin is occurring 1 Q: Where does the rubor colorization occur in Raynaud's disease? Answer: - heel of hand Q: What is rubor in Raynaud's disease associated with? Answer: - return of blood into dilated capillary bed - due to reactive hyperemia Q: What subjective feeling can be noted with pallor in association with Ray- naud's disease? Answer: - Cold - Numb - pain Q: What subjective feelings can be noted with rubor in association with Raynaud's disease? Answer: - Burning - Throbbing - Swelling Q: What causes the tri-colorization response Answer: - Cold - Vibration - Stress Q: What is the definition of chronic lymphedema? Answer: - Accumulation of pro- tein-rich fluid in interstitial spaces of the arms following breast surgery or treatment Q: When does lymphedema normally occur? Answer: - post breast surgery - post breast treatment Q: What does chronic lymphedema lead to? Answer: - pain - Disfigurement - Mobility dysfunction