NSG 316 Topic 13: NSG 316 Topic 13 Study Guide: Questions & Answers: Updated
what tests the integrity of CN V (trigeminal) (Ans- Ask person to move jaw forward and laterally against your resistance, and to open mouth against your resistance Kyphosis (Ans- humpback; enhanced thoracic curve lordosis (Ans- Swayback; pronounced lumbar curve what is normal finding for palpation of the spine (Ans- normally straight and not tender what is normal finding for palpation of paravertebral muscles (Ans- should feel firm with no tenderness or spasm what are normal findings of the shoulder (Ans- Normally no redness, muscular atrophy, deformity, or swelling is present If shoulder pain, point to spot with hand of... (Ans- unaffected side local causes of shoulder pain (Ans- may be referred pain from a hiatal hernia or cardiac or pleural condition, which could be potentially serious -pain from a local cause is reproducible during the examination by palpation or motion when palpating pyramid-shaped axilla... (Ans- no adenopathy or masses should be present what tests the integrity of CN XI (spinal accessory) (Ans- shoulder shrug measure leg length discrepancy (Ans- -Perform this measurement if you need to determine whether one leg is shorter than other -For true leg length, measure between fixed points, from anterior iliac spine to medial malleolus, crossing medial side of knee what test id used to screen fine and gross motor skills for child’s age (Ans- Denver II M/S changes in the aging adult (Ans- -Postural changes include decrease in height (more apparent in eighth and ninth decades) -Kyphosis -Contour changes include a decrease of fat in body periphery; fat deposition over abdomen and hips -bony prominences become more marked -ROM and muscle strength are much like younger adult, provided no musculoskeletal illnesses or arthritic changes are present get up an go test: normal (Ans- 10 seconds is normal 60 yrs old Rheumatoid arthritis (Ans- a chronic inflammatory pain condition that is possibly started by an autoimmune response, inflammatory event, or infection
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