NSG 525 EXAM 5 QUESTIONS WITH
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Term
5. During a sports physical of a 16-year-old girl, the nurse asks which
questions to collect data about drug use?
1. "Many teenagers have tried street drugs. Have you tried any?"
2."Tell me which street drugs your friends have offered you."
3. "Do your friends tell you about the street drugs they use?
4. "Your high school has a reputation for students using street
drugs. Do you use these drugs?"
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4 2
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2 of 191
Term
1. During a health history, a patient reports having difficulty
swallowing. Based on this report, which assessment technique does
the nurse use to collect more data about the patient's ability to
swallow?
1. Ask the patient to puff out her cheeks, purse her lips and blow out.
2.Observe the rising of the soft palate when the patient says "ahh."
3.Observe the patient while she swallows water from a paper cup.
4.Wearing gloves, grasp the patient's tongue and palpate all sides.
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2 1
4 3
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Definition
- Days 21 to 28
- premenstrual phase
- If fertilization of egg and subsequent implantation does not occur
- Corpus luteum degenerates and progesterone production
decreases
- Estrogen levels begin to rise again as new follicle develops.
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menstrual cycle stage 2 Bacterial Vaginosis
menstrual cycle stage 5 menstrual cycle stage 4
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4 of 191
Definition
- Days 1 to 4
- beginning phase
- Estrogen and progesterone levels decrease, triggering a shedding
of upper layers of endometrium and menstrual bleeding.
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, menstrual cycle stage 1 acondyloma latum
List components of a
comprehensive cystocele
H&P.
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5 of 191
Term
1. The nurse obtains vital signs on a 42-year-old man having
his annual physical examination. He has no medical conditions
and states that his health is excellent. Using an automated
blood
pressure device, his blood pressure is measured as 62/40. Which
action by the nurse is most appropriate?
1. Obtain a different cuff and take the blood pressure again.
2. Take the blood pressure again using the auscultation method.
3. Place the patient in a supine position and take the pressure on
the leg.
4. Record the blood pressure and continue with the examination.
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1 4
100% ACTUAL SOLUTIONS!!
1 of 191
Term
5. During a sports physical of a 16-year-old girl, the nurse asks which
questions to collect data about drug use?
1. "Many teenagers have tried street drugs. Have you tried any?"
2."Tell me which street drugs your friends have offered you."
3. "Do your friends tell you about the street drugs they use?
4. "Your high school has a reputation for students using street
drugs. Do you use these drugs?"
Give this one a try later!
, 3 1
4 2
Don't know?
2 of 191
Term
1. During a health history, a patient reports having difficulty
swallowing. Based on this report, which assessment technique does
the nurse use to collect more data about the patient's ability to
swallow?
1. Ask the patient to puff out her cheeks, purse her lips and blow out.
2.Observe the rising of the soft palate when the patient says "ahh."
3.Observe the patient while she swallows water from a paper cup.
4.Wearing gloves, grasp the patient's tongue and palpate all sides.
Give this one a try later!
2 1
4 3
Don't know?
, 3 of 191
Definition
- Days 21 to 28
- premenstrual phase
- If fertilization of egg and subsequent implantation does not occur
- Corpus luteum degenerates and progesterone production
decreases
- Estrogen levels begin to rise again as new follicle develops.
Give this one a try later!
menstrual cycle stage 2 Bacterial Vaginosis
menstrual cycle stage 5 menstrual cycle stage 4
Don't know?
4 of 191
Definition
- Days 1 to 4
- beginning phase
- Estrogen and progesterone levels decrease, triggering a shedding
of upper layers of endometrium and menstrual bleeding.
Give this one a try later!
, menstrual cycle stage 1 acondyloma latum
List components of a
comprehensive cystocele
H&P.
Don't know?
5 of 191
Term
1. The nurse obtains vital signs on a 42-year-old man having
his annual physical examination. He has no medical conditions
and states that his health is excellent. Using an automated
blood
pressure device, his blood pressure is measured as 62/40. Which
action by the nurse is most appropriate?
1. Obtain a different cuff and take the blood pressure again.
2. Take the blood pressure again using the auscultation method.
3. Place the patient in a supine position and take the pressure on
the leg.
4. Record the blood pressure and continue with the examination.
Give this one a try later!
2 3
1 4
