Nur 505 Exam 3 2025 Actual exam (Testing Real Exam
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When to transilluminate the infant skull - (ANSWER)increasing head
circumference
Turner Syndrome - (ANSWER)A chromosomal disorder in females in which either
an X chromosome is missing, making the person XO instead of XX, or part of one X
chromosome is deleted.
-Webbing, excessive posterior cervical skin, or an unusually short neck
tracheal tugging - (ANSWER)the downward movement of the thyroid cartilage
toward the chest during inspiration
Posterior triangle of the neck - (ANSWER)Includes the external jugular vein,
posterior cervical lymph nodes, and the accessory cranial nerve
Anterior triangle of the neck - (ANSWER)Includes the bifurcation of the common
carotid artery; anterior cervical lymph nodes; and the facial, glossopharyngeal,
vagus, accessory, and hypo- glossal cranial nerves
Fontanel ossification - (ANSWER)posterior fontanel usually closing by 2 months of
age and the anterior fontanel closing by 12 to 15 months of age.
2nd trimester of pregnancy - (ANSWER)fetal thyroid gland becomes functional
,Thyroid examination - (ANSWER)-Palpation of the thyroid gland requires a gentle
touch. Nodules and asymmetry will be more difficult to detect if pressing is too
hard.
The thyroid cartilage, readily identified by the notch on its superior edge the
cricoid cartilage, the tracheal rings and the thyroid gland
Abnormalities of the thyroid - (ANSWER)Coarse tissue or a gritty sensation
suggests an inflammatory process.
If nodules are present, they should be characterized by number, whether they are
smooth or irregular, and whether they are soft or hard.
An enlarged, tender thyroid may indicate thyroiditis
Hypothyroidism - (ANSWER)A disorder caused by a thyroid gland that is slower
and less productive than normal
Subjective Data of hypothyroidism - (ANSWER)Weight gain, constipation, fatigue,
and cold intolerance
Objective Data of hypothyroidism - (ANSWER)Normal-size thyroid, goiter, or
nodule(s)
Hyperthyroidism - (ANSWER)overactivity of the thyroid gland
, Subjective data for hyperthyroidism - (ANSWER)· Weight loss
· Tachycardia
· Diarrhea
· Heat intolerance
Objective data for hypothyroidism - (ANSWER)· Normal-size thyroid, goiter, or
nodule(s)
· Fine hair
· Brittle nails
· Exophthalmos
· Tachycardia
Caput succedaneum - (ANSWER)Subcutaneous edema over the presenting part of
the head at delivery. It is the most common form of birth trauma of the scalp and
usually occurs over the occiput, and the edema crosses suture lines
Generally, the edema goes away in a few days
Cephalhematoma - (ANSWER)-Collection of blood between periosteum and skull
bone that it covers
-Does not cross suture line
-Results from trauma during birth
Migraine symptoms - (ANSWER)o Can have childhood onset
Questions)and verified Answers ( 100% accurate) GET
IT RIGHT!!
When to transilluminate the infant skull - (ANSWER)increasing head
circumference
Turner Syndrome - (ANSWER)A chromosomal disorder in females in which either
an X chromosome is missing, making the person XO instead of XX, or part of one X
chromosome is deleted.
-Webbing, excessive posterior cervical skin, or an unusually short neck
tracheal tugging - (ANSWER)the downward movement of the thyroid cartilage
toward the chest during inspiration
Posterior triangle of the neck - (ANSWER)Includes the external jugular vein,
posterior cervical lymph nodes, and the accessory cranial nerve
Anterior triangle of the neck - (ANSWER)Includes the bifurcation of the common
carotid artery; anterior cervical lymph nodes; and the facial, glossopharyngeal,
vagus, accessory, and hypo- glossal cranial nerves
Fontanel ossification - (ANSWER)posterior fontanel usually closing by 2 months of
age and the anterior fontanel closing by 12 to 15 months of age.
2nd trimester of pregnancy - (ANSWER)fetal thyroid gland becomes functional
,Thyroid examination - (ANSWER)-Palpation of the thyroid gland requires a gentle
touch. Nodules and asymmetry will be more difficult to detect if pressing is too
hard.
The thyroid cartilage, readily identified by the notch on its superior edge the
cricoid cartilage, the tracheal rings and the thyroid gland
Abnormalities of the thyroid - (ANSWER)Coarse tissue or a gritty sensation
suggests an inflammatory process.
If nodules are present, they should be characterized by number, whether they are
smooth or irregular, and whether they are soft or hard.
An enlarged, tender thyroid may indicate thyroiditis
Hypothyroidism - (ANSWER)A disorder caused by a thyroid gland that is slower
and less productive than normal
Subjective Data of hypothyroidism - (ANSWER)Weight gain, constipation, fatigue,
and cold intolerance
Objective Data of hypothyroidism - (ANSWER)Normal-size thyroid, goiter, or
nodule(s)
Hyperthyroidism - (ANSWER)overactivity of the thyroid gland
, Subjective data for hyperthyroidism - (ANSWER)· Weight loss
· Tachycardia
· Diarrhea
· Heat intolerance
Objective data for hypothyroidism - (ANSWER)· Normal-size thyroid, goiter, or
nodule(s)
· Fine hair
· Brittle nails
· Exophthalmos
· Tachycardia
Caput succedaneum - (ANSWER)Subcutaneous edema over the presenting part of
the head at delivery. It is the most common form of birth trauma of the scalp and
usually occurs over the occiput, and the edema crosses suture lines
Generally, the edema goes away in a few days
Cephalhematoma - (ANSWER)-Collection of blood between periosteum and skull
bone that it covers
-Does not cross suture line
-Results from trauma during birth
Migraine symptoms - (ANSWER)o Can have childhood onset
