Nursing 170; Exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions
active range of motion Correct Answer patient can move on
their own
activity tolerance Correct Answer how much activity can be
tolerated
ADLs Correct Answer Activities of daily living (dressing,
bathing, feeding, toileting)
aphasia Correct Answer speech or language impairment
atrophy Correct Answer muscles are dying
auditory Correct Answer hearing
contracture Correct Answer the permanent tightening of
fascia, muscles, tendons, ligaments, or skin that occurs when
normally elastic connective tissues are replaced with nonelastic
fibrous tissues
Describe nursing assessment techniques of the neurological
system and musculoskeletal system for clients across the
lifespan. Correct Answer glasgow coma scale, sensory&motor
function test, romberg test (balance), range of motion exercise
Describe nursing assessment tools and techniques utilized for
clients with sensory deficits. Correct Answer pictures, time to
respond, check for hearing aids/glasses, write date on food
, Describe the five steps of the nursing process when providing
client care. Correct Answer ADPIE
Differentiate sensory deficits according to developmental stage
across the lifespan Correct Answer
Explain nutritional needs for clients with impaired skin integrity.
Correct Answer water, vitamin C&D, high calories, protein
Explain sensory deficits which may occur in a client diagnosed
with a stroke. Correct Answer aphasia, hemiparesis,
hemiplegiaglass
expressive aphasia Correct Answer can't express themselves
but can understand
gustation Correct Answer taste
hemiparesis Correct Answer weakness on one side of the
body
hemiplegia Correct Answer paralysis on one side
IADLs Correct Answer instrumental activities of daily living
(banking, running errands, cleaning)
Identify assessment abnormalities for the musculoskeletal
system. Correct Answer range of motion, gait, check spine
active range of motion Correct Answer patient can move on
their own
activity tolerance Correct Answer how much activity can be
tolerated
ADLs Correct Answer Activities of daily living (dressing,
bathing, feeding, toileting)
aphasia Correct Answer speech or language impairment
atrophy Correct Answer muscles are dying
auditory Correct Answer hearing
contracture Correct Answer the permanent tightening of
fascia, muscles, tendons, ligaments, or skin that occurs when
normally elastic connective tissues are replaced with nonelastic
fibrous tissues
Describe nursing assessment techniques of the neurological
system and musculoskeletal system for clients across the
lifespan. Correct Answer glasgow coma scale, sensory&motor
function test, romberg test (balance), range of motion exercise
Describe nursing assessment tools and techniques utilized for
clients with sensory deficits. Correct Answer pictures, time to
respond, check for hearing aids/glasses, write date on food
, Describe the five steps of the nursing process when providing
client care. Correct Answer ADPIE
Differentiate sensory deficits according to developmental stage
across the lifespan Correct Answer
Explain nutritional needs for clients with impaired skin integrity.
Correct Answer water, vitamin C&D, high calories, protein
Explain sensory deficits which may occur in a client diagnosed
with a stroke. Correct Answer aphasia, hemiparesis,
hemiplegiaglass
expressive aphasia Correct Answer can't express themselves
but can understand
gustation Correct Answer taste
hemiparesis Correct Answer weakness on one side of the
body
hemiplegia Correct Answer paralysis on one side
IADLs Correct Answer instrumental activities of daily living
(banking, running errands, cleaning)
Identify assessment abnormalities for the musculoskeletal
system. Correct Answer range of motion, gait, check spine
