Quiz Module 9 : NUR2 180 / NUR 2180 (Latest Update ) Physical Assessment | Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - Rasmussen Question: The nurse is preparing to assess a patient who arrived at the clinic with a 2 -
day h/o cough. Which of the following conditions can impact the findings? Answer: D a) A gowned patient b) A quiet environment c) Adequate lighting d) Cool room temperature Question: A patient with Reynaud Phenomenon c/o these symptoms in the hands Answer: Burning, throbbing pain in the hands Question: A patient with superficial varicose veins c/o these symptoms in the lower extremity Answer: Calf heaviness, burning, throbbing and cramping Question: A patient with a DVT would present with these signs and symptoms Answer: Sudden onset of intense, sharp, deep muscle pain Increased warmth and swelling to the affected calf Question: A patient arrives at the emergency room with SOB and bilateral pitting edema in lower extremities. What diagnosis might the nurse think about? Which assessment is the priority: Answer: C a) Palpate radial pulses b) Palpate skin temperature c) Inspect the neck veins (JVD) d) Palpate the popliteal pulse
day h/o cough. Which of the following conditions can impact the findings? Answer: D a) A gowned patient b) A quiet environment c) Adequate lighting d) Cool room temperature Question: A patient with Reynaud Phenomenon c/o these symptoms in the hands Answer: Burning, throbbing pain in the hands Question: A patient with superficial varicose veins c/o these symptoms in the lower extremity Answer: Calf heaviness, burning, throbbing and cramping Question: A patient with a DVT would present with these signs and symptoms Answer: Sudden onset of intense, sharp, deep muscle pain Increased warmth and swelling to the affected calf Question: A patient arrives at the emergency room with SOB and bilateral pitting edema in lower extremities. What diagnosis might the nurse think about? Which assessment is the priority: Answer: C a) Palpate radial pulses b) Palpate skin temperature c) Inspect the neck veins (JVD) d) Palpate the popliteal pulse
