NKU MSN 610 Advanced Assessment
Module 5 quiz cards
Paraphimosis - Answer-condition in which a retracted prepuce cannot be pulled forward to cover the
glans
sexual abuse in child: what do you see - Answer-bruising, infections, etc. read about this
what happens to gi tract in older adult? - Answer-decreased motility
how many weeks along is pregnancy when fundus reaches the umbilicus? - Answer-don't know: see
page 475
what comes after abdominal inspection? - Answer-auscultation
start colon cancer screens at age 50, end at age ? - Answer-75
what does the scrotum look like in a premature infant? - Answer-The scrotum of the premature infant
may appear underdeveloped, without rugae and without testes, whereas the full-term neonate should
have a loose, pendulous scrotum with rugae and a midline raphe.
review hydrocele - Answer-If a bright penlight transilluminates the mass, and there is no change in size
when reduction is attempted, it most likely contains fluid (hydrocele with a closed tunica vaginalis). A
mass that does not transilluminate but does change in size when reduction is attempted is probably a
Module 5 quiz cards
Paraphimosis - Answer-condition in which a retracted prepuce cannot be pulled forward to cover the
glans
sexual abuse in child: what do you see - Answer-bruising, infections, etc. read about this
what happens to gi tract in older adult? - Answer-decreased motility
how many weeks along is pregnancy when fundus reaches the umbilicus? - Answer-don't know: see
page 475
what comes after abdominal inspection? - Answer-auscultation
start colon cancer screens at age 50, end at age ? - Answer-75
what does the scrotum look like in a premature infant? - Answer-The scrotum of the premature infant
may appear underdeveloped, without rugae and without testes, whereas the full-term neonate should
have a loose, pendulous scrotum with rugae and a midline raphe.
review hydrocele - Answer-If a bright penlight transilluminates the mass, and there is no change in size
when reduction is attempted, it most likely contains fluid (hydrocele with a closed tunica vaginalis). A
mass that does not transilluminate but does change in size when reduction is attempted is probably a
