EXAM 2 CCC1 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
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Q: What are some common causes of musculoskeletal disorders?
A: Injury or trauma, poor dietary habits, cancerous growths, and conditions like
osteoporosis.
Q: How can musculoskeletal disorders be prevented?
A: Regular strength training, maintaining proper nutrition, and avoiding tobacco
use.
Q: What diagnostic tests are used to identify musculoskeletal disorders?
A: Complete blood count (CBC), blood cultures, erythrocyte sedimentation rate
(ESR), range of motion (ROM) evaluations, and serum protein electrophoresis.
Q: What might a nurse assess when evaluating for a musculoskeletal
disorder?
A: Issues with movement, ability to carry out daily tasks, and family medical
history.
Q: What does a physical assessment of the musculoskeletal system include?
A: Posture analysis, range of motion tests, inspection of joints, ability to perform
activities of daily living (ADLs), and spinal alignment.
Q: What is foot drop?
A: A condition where a person cannot lift the front part of the foot due to muscle
weakness or nerve damage.
Q: What nursing interventions help prevent musculoskeletal complications?
A: Performing range of motion exercises, using splints or slings, proper body
positioning, and avoiding joint contractures.
Q: How is the effectiveness of care for musculoskeletal disorders evaluated?
A: By observing how well a patient performs daily tasks, reviewing lab results,
, monitoring for pain or discomfort, and assessing whether interventions have
improved mobility.
What is a liagment - ANSWER✔✔connects bone to cartilage
What is a tendon - ANSWER✔✔connects muscle to bone
What are functions of bones - ANSWER✔✔support
protect internal organs
movement
What are functions of muscle - ANSWER✔✔stretch
movement
stabilize joints
produce heat
maintain posture
Tips for moving and lifting patients - ANSWER✔✔keep elbows close
Work close to your body
pulling actions require less effort
face direction of movement
use arms as levers when pulling patient toward you
Improper alignment can lead to - ANSWER✔✔pressure ulcers
muscle cramps
possible contractures
fluid in lungs
What is a pressure ulcer - ANSWER✔✔local area of tissue is necrosis
when pressure on skin
Nursing diagnosis for pressure ulcers - ANSWER✔✔risk for injury
impaired physical mobility
risk for skin integrity
impaired walking
what are some things to prevent when re-positioning - ANSWER✔✔bed sores
pressure ulcers
ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
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UPDATED 2025
Q: What are some common causes of musculoskeletal disorders?
A: Injury or trauma, poor dietary habits, cancerous growths, and conditions like
osteoporosis.
Q: How can musculoskeletal disorders be prevented?
A: Regular strength training, maintaining proper nutrition, and avoiding tobacco
use.
Q: What diagnostic tests are used to identify musculoskeletal disorders?
A: Complete blood count (CBC), blood cultures, erythrocyte sedimentation rate
(ESR), range of motion (ROM) evaluations, and serum protein electrophoresis.
Q: What might a nurse assess when evaluating for a musculoskeletal
disorder?
A: Issues with movement, ability to carry out daily tasks, and family medical
history.
Q: What does a physical assessment of the musculoskeletal system include?
A: Posture analysis, range of motion tests, inspection of joints, ability to perform
activities of daily living (ADLs), and spinal alignment.
Q: What is foot drop?
A: A condition where a person cannot lift the front part of the foot due to muscle
weakness or nerve damage.
Q: What nursing interventions help prevent musculoskeletal complications?
A: Performing range of motion exercises, using splints or slings, proper body
positioning, and avoiding joint contractures.
Q: How is the effectiveness of care for musculoskeletal disorders evaluated?
A: By observing how well a patient performs daily tasks, reviewing lab results,
, monitoring for pain or discomfort, and assessing whether interventions have
improved mobility.
What is a liagment - ANSWER✔✔connects bone to cartilage
What is a tendon - ANSWER✔✔connects muscle to bone
What are functions of bones - ANSWER✔✔support
protect internal organs
movement
What are functions of muscle - ANSWER✔✔stretch
movement
stabilize joints
produce heat
maintain posture
Tips for moving and lifting patients - ANSWER✔✔keep elbows close
Work close to your body
pulling actions require less effort
face direction of movement
use arms as levers when pulling patient toward you
Improper alignment can lead to - ANSWER✔✔pressure ulcers
muscle cramps
possible contractures
fluid in lungs
What is a pressure ulcer - ANSWER✔✔local area of tissue is necrosis
when pressure on skin
Nursing diagnosis for pressure ulcers - ANSWER✔✔risk for injury
impaired physical mobility
risk for skin integrity
impaired walking
what are some things to prevent when re-positioning - ANSWER✔✔bed sores
pressure ulcers
