NR304 Exam2 (Latest Updates Health
Assessment II | Questions & Answers | Grade A |
100% Correct (Verified Solutions)
**1. Cryptorchidism** ANS Undescended testicles
**2. Peau d'Orange** ANS Abnormal finding - orange peel appearance of the
breast due to edema - exaggerated "open pores"
**3. Ligaments** ANS Connect bone to bone
**4. Goodell Sign** ANS Softening of the cervix, a probable sign of
pregnancy, occurring during the second month
**5. Muscle strength scale** ANS 0 - no movement, 1 - flicker of muscle, 2 -
joint movement, not against gravity, 3 - moves against gravity, not resistance,
4 - moves against resistance, but weak, 5 - strong against resistance
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,**6. Hydrocele** ANS Sac of clear fluid in the scrotum
**7. Romberg Test** ANS Ask client to stand with feet at comfortable
distance, arms at sides, and eyes closed - expected finding: client should be
able to stand with minimal swaying for seconds
**8. Prostatitis** ANS Inflammation of the prostate gland
**9. Renal Calculi** ANS Kidney stones, pain that radiates to the groin area
**10. Genital Herpes** ANS A sexually transmitted infection caused by the
herpes virus
**11. Epididymitis** ANS Inflammation of the epididymis
**12. Patella Reflex** ANS Extension
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, **13. Hernias** ANS Protrusion of a loop of an organ or tissue through an
abnormal opening (feels tender, color changes, pain)
**14. Neurological Risk** ANS Obesity, diabetes, hypertension,
atherosclerosis: build up of cholesterol plaque in the walls of arteries causing
obstruction of blood flow
**15. Bicep Reflex** ANS Feel and see constriction of muscle
**16. Paget's Disease** ANS Abnormal finding, form of cancer - crusting of
the nipple
**17. Testicular Torsion** ANS Twisting of the spermatic cord causing
decreased blood to the testis
**18. Cystocele** ANS Protrusion of the bladder, symptoms: back pain,
heaviness, straining, chronic cough, childbirth
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Assessment II | Questions & Answers | Grade A |
100% Correct (Verified Solutions)
**1. Cryptorchidism** ANS Undescended testicles
**2. Peau d'Orange** ANS Abnormal finding - orange peel appearance of the
breast due to edema - exaggerated "open pores"
**3. Ligaments** ANS Connect bone to bone
**4. Goodell Sign** ANS Softening of the cervix, a probable sign of
pregnancy, occurring during the second month
**5. Muscle strength scale** ANS 0 - no movement, 1 - flicker of muscle, 2 -
joint movement, not against gravity, 3 - moves against gravity, not resistance,
4 - moves against resistance, but weak, 5 - strong against resistance
1
,**6. Hydrocele** ANS Sac of clear fluid in the scrotum
**7. Romberg Test** ANS Ask client to stand with feet at comfortable
distance, arms at sides, and eyes closed - expected finding: client should be
able to stand with minimal swaying for seconds
**8. Prostatitis** ANS Inflammation of the prostate gland
**9. Renal Calculi** ANS Kidney stones, pain that radiates to the groin area
**10. Genital Herpes** ANS A sexually transmitted infection caused by the
herpes virus
**11. Epididymitis** ANS Inflammation of the epididymis
**12. Patella Reflex** ANS Extension
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, **13. Hernias** ANS Protrusion of a loop of an organ or tissue through an
abnormal opening (feels tender, color changes, pain)
**14. Neurological Risk** ANS Obesity, diabetes, hypertension,
atherosclerosis: build up of cholesterol plaque in the walls of arteries causing
obstruction of blood flow
**15. Bicep Reflex** ANS Feel and see constriction of muscle
**16. Paget's Disease** ANS Abnormal finding, form of cancer - crusting of
the nipple
**17. Testicular Torsion** ANS Twisting of the spermatic cord causing
decreased blood to the testis
**18. Cystocele** ANS Protrusion of the bladder, symptoms: back pain,
heaviness, straining, chronic cough, childbirth
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