NSG500 quiz 3, NSG 500 quiz 3 Questions And Answers
All Correct
.160 degrees - ANSWER-elbow flexion
.180 degrees - ANSWER-Shoulder forward flexion , abduction, elbow extension
.50 degrees - ANSWER-Shoulder hyper extension and adduction
.90 degress - ANSWER-Internal rotation , external rotation and elbow pronation and
supination
.A digital neovaginal exam will provide more access to - ANSWER-Prostate for palpitation
.A goniometer is used to assess - ANSWER-ROM
.Abduction - ANSWER-Movement away from the midline of the body
.ACL test - ANSWER-Lachmam test
.Acrominion process - ANSWER-Shoulder
.Acute attacks of gout is caused by - ANSWER-Colchicine
,.Adduction - ANSWER-Movement toward the midline of the body
.Allis sign - ANSWER-Used to detect hip dislocation
Infant is supine and knees flexed
If one knee is lower than other than it's positive sign
.An adult with bowed tibias m shortened throax. Shortened chest and susceptiable to
fractures has - ANSWER-Piaget disease
.Anal wink - ANSWER-Lightly touching anal opening in infant leads to contraction : indicates
lower spinal lesion
.anterior cruciate ligament provides - ANSWER-Anterior and posterior stability
.Arm length is measured from - ANSWER-Acromion process to olecranon process distal to
ulnar
.Arthritis: Rheumatoid RA - ANSWER-Ulnar deviation and boutonnière deformities
Takes weeks to occur
Sudden and hours of morning stiffness
Pain when resting
Severe weakness
.As one ages tendons become - ANSWER-Less elastic
.As people age bones weaken due to bone reabsoprtion due to - ANSWER-Calcium demands
.Ballottement - ANSWER-Presence of effusion in knee from fluid
, .Ballottement test - ANSWER-Extend knee, downward pressure applied on suprapatellar
pouch with thumb or forefinger and push patella quickly down against femur
+ clicking or tapping will be sensed when patella is pushed against femur and float like fluid
wave were punching
.Barlow is positive when - ANSWER-When one Adduct, and a clunk sensation felt as femoral
head exits the acetabulum posterior
.Barlow-Ortolani maneuver - ANSWER-Pediatric/hip displasia/"dislocation and relocation
test"
Positive test: infants resist knee extension
.benign hypertrophy of prostate exam finding - ANSWER-Rubbery,boggy
.bony prominences become more apparent as one ages due to loss of - ANSWER-
Subcutaneous fat
.Bouchard nodes, swan neck and spindle shaped fingers are associated with - ANSWER-RA
.Bouchard's nodes - ANSWER-Along proximal interphalageal joints
.bright red blood is - ANSWER-hemorrhoids
.Brudzinski sign (involuntary flexion-of hips and knees when neck is flexed)indicates -
ANSWER-Meninges irritation
.Bulge sign - ANSWER-Effusion of knee fills suprapatellar pouch and con cavity below patella
medically
All Correct
.160 degrees - ANSWER-elbow flexion
.180 degrees - ANSWER-Shoulder forward flexion , abduction, elbow extension
.50 degrees - ANSWER-Shoulder hyper extension and adduction
.90 degress - ANSWER-Internal rotation , external rotation and elbow pronation and
supination
.A digital neovaginal exam will provide more access to - ANSWER-Prostate for palpitation
.A goniometer is used to assess - ANSWER-ROM
.Abduction - ANSWER-Movement away from the midline of the body
.ACL test - ANSWER-Lachmam test
.Acrominion process - ANSWER-Shoulder
.Acute attacks of gout is caused by - ANSWER-Colchicine
,.Adduction - ANSWER-Movement toward the midline of the body
.Allis sign - ANSWER-Used to detect hip dislocation
Infant is supine and knees flexed
If one knee is lower than other than it's positive sign
.An adult with bowed tibias m shortened throax. Shortened chest and susceptiable to
fractures has - ANSWER-Piaget disease
.Anal wink - ANSWER-Lightly touching anal opening in infant leads to contraction : indicates
lower spinal lesion
.anterior cruciate ligament provides - ANSWER-Anterior and posterior stability
.Arm length is measured from - ANSWER-Acromion process to olecranon process distal to
ulnar
.Arthritis: Rheumatoid RA - ANSWER-Ulnar deviation and boutonnière deformities
Takes weeks to occur
Sudden and hours of morning stiffness
Pain when resting
Severe weakness
.As one ages tendons become - ANSWER-Less elastic
.As people age bones weaken due to bone reabsoprtion due to - ANSWER-Calcium demands
.Ballottement - ANSWER-Presence of effusion in knee from fluid
, .Ballottement test - ANSWER-Extend knee, downward pressure applied on suprapatellar
pouch with thumb or forefinger and push patella quickly down against femur
+ clicking or tapping will be sensed when patella is pushed against femur and float like fluid
wave were punching
.Barlow is positive when - ANSWER-When one Adduct, and a clunk sensation felt as femoral
head exits the acetabulum posterior
.Barlow-Ortolani maneuver - ANSWER-Pediatric/hip displasia/"dislocation and relocation
test"
Positive test: infants resist knee extension
.benign hypertrophy of prostate exam finding - ANSWER-Rubbery,boggy
.bony prominences become more apparent as one ages due to loss of - ANSWER-
Subcutaneous fat
.Bouchard nodes, swan neck and spindle shaped fingers are associated with - ANSWER-RA
.Bouchard's nodes - ANSWER-Along proximal interphalageal joints
.bright red blood is - ANSWER-hemorrhoids
.Brudzinski sign (involuntary flexion-of hips and knees when neck is flexed)indicates -
ANSWER-Meninges irritation
.Bulge sign - ANSWER-Effusion of knee fills suprapatellar pouch and con cavity below patella
medically
