NSG 464 FINAL EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Measure fundal height - ANSWERS-Place one hand on each
side of the abdomen and walk hands up the sides of the
uterus until you feel the uterus curve; hands should meet.
Take a tape measure and place the zero point on the
symphysis pubis and measure to the top of the fundus
- At 20-32 weeks, should approximate # of weeks gestation
Gestation - ANSWERS-First day of LMP - 3 months + 7 days
naegels rules for EDD ( estimated date of delivery ) -
ANSWERS-LMP - 3 months + 1 year
Moro Reflex - ANSWERS-Abruptly drop baby 2 feet; arms
will abduct, hands open, legs reflex
,Asymmetric Tonic Neck Reflex - ANSWERS-Turn baby's head
to one side, arms/legs on that side will extend; opposite
arm/leg will flex
Apgar Score - ANSWERS-HR, Respiratory Effort, Muscle Tone,
Reflex Irritability, Color
- Scored at 1 and 5 minutes
- Scoring continues at 5-minute intervals until score > 7
External Rotation Lag Test - ANSWERS-Flex arm 90 degrees
with palm up, rotate into full external rotation
- Positive: unable to maintain external rotation;
supraspinatus and infraspinatus disorder
Internal Rotation Lag Test - ANSWERS-Ask pt to place
dorsum of hand on low back, elbow flexed 90 degrees
- Lift hand off back, further internally rotating shoulder
- Positive: unable to hold this position; subscapularis
disorder
Drop Arm Test - ANSWERS-Fully abduct arm to shoulder
level and lower slowly
,- Positive: weakness, supraspinatus rotator cuff tear or
bicipital tendinitis
External Rotation Resistance Test - ANSWERS-Adduct and
flex arm 90 degrees with thumb turned up
- apply pressure to wrist
positive: infraspinatus disorder
Empty Can Test - ANSWERS-Elevate arms to 90° in front of pt
and internally rotate arms with thumbs pointing down; ask
pt to resist as you place downward pressure on arms
Positive for Rotator cuff tear if weakness present
Lateral Epicondylitis - ANSWERS-tennis elbow, characterized
by pain on the outer side of the forearm
Medial Epicondylitis - ANSWERS-golfer's elbow,
characterized by pain on the palm-side of the forearm
Colles fracture - ANSWERS-fracture of the distal radius at
the wrist
, Scaphoid fracture - ANSWERS-Anatomical Snuffbox > Radial
artery here
Avascular necrosis, most commonly injured wrist bone
Thumb Abduction Test - ANSWERS-Ask patient to raise the
thumb straight up as you apply downward resistance
Positive test - weakness on thumb abduction
- Most sensitive carpal tunnel test
Tinel Test - ANSWERS-Percussion on medial nerve
- Positive: aching and numbing, tingling
Phalen's Sign - ANSWERS-Hold backs of hands together with
wrists in flexion for 60 seconds
- Positive: numbness/tingling
Sensation Test: median nerve - ANSWERS-pulp of index
finger
Sensation Test: ulnar nerve - ANSWERS-pulp of 5th finger
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Measure fundal height - ANSWERS-Place one hand on each
side of the abdomen and walk hands up the sides of the
uterus until you feel the uterus curve; hands should meet.
Take a tape measure and place the zero point on the
symphysis pubis and measure to the top of the fundus
- At 20-32 weeks, should approximate # of weeks gestation
Gestation - ANSWERS-First day of LMP - 3 months + 7 days
naegels rules for EDD ( estimated date of delivery ) -
ANSWERS-LMP - 3 months + 1 year
Moro Reflex - ANSWERS-Abruptly drop baby 2 feet; arms
will abduct, hands open, legs reflex
,Asymmetric Tonic Neck Reflex - ANSWERS-Turn baby's head
to one side, arms/legs on that side will extend; opposite
arm/leg will flex
Apgar Score - ANSWERS-HR, Respiratory Effort, Muscle Tone,
Reflex Irritability, Color
- Scored at 1 and 5 minutes
- Scoring continues at 5-minute intervals until score > 7
External Rotation Lag Test - ANSWERS-Flex arm 90 degrees
with palm up, rotate into full external rotation
- Positive: unable to maintain external rotation;
supraspinatus and infraspinatus disorder
Internal Rotation Lag Test - ANSWERS-Ask pt to place
dorsum of hand on low back, elbow flexed 90 degrees
- Lift hand off back, further internally rotating shoulder
- Positive: unable to hold this position; subscapularis
disorder
Drop Arm Test - ANSWERS-Fully abduct arm to shoulder
level and lower slowly
,- Positive: weakness, supraspinatus rotator cuff tear or
bicipital tendinitis
External Rotation Resistance Test - ANSWERS-Adduct and
flex arm 90 degrees with thumb turned up
- apply pressure to wrist
positive: infraspinatus disorder
Empty Can Test - ANSWERS-Elevate arms to 90° in front of pt
and internally rotate arms with thumbs pointing down; ask
pt to resist as you place downward pressure on arms
Positive for Rotator cuff tear if weakness present
Lateral Epicondylitis - ANSWERS-tennis elbow, characterized
by pain on the outer side of the forearm
Medial Epicondylitis - ANSWERS-golfer's elbow,
characterized by pain on the palm-side of the forearm
Colles fracture - ANSWERS-fracture of the distal radius at
the wrist
, Scaphoid fracture - ANSWERS-Anatomical Snuffbox > Radial
artery here
Avascular necrosis, most commonly injured wrist bone
Thumb Abduction Test - ANSWERS-Ask patient to raise the
thumb straight up as you apply downward resistance
Positive test - weakness on thumb abduction
- Most sensitive carpal tunnel test
Tinel Test - ANSWERS-Percussion on medial nerve
- Positive: aching and numbing, tingling
Phalen's Sign - ANSWERS-Hold backs of hands together with
wrists in flexion for 60 seconds
- Positive: numbness/tingling
Sensation Test: median nerve - ANSWERS-pulp of index
finger
Sensation Test: ulnar nerve - ANSWERS-pulp of 5th finger
