age 1 of 38
NURS 5220 Advanced Health Assessment Test 1
2025/2026 COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100%
GUARANTEED PASS <LATEST VERSION>
Cranial Nerve I (one) .......Answer.........Olfactory
Sense of smell
Sensory
Test for odor identification (rule out nasal obstruction)
Cranial Nerve II (two) .......Answer.........Optic
Sensory and visual acuity
Test for visual acuity
Test visual fields
,age 2 of 38
Perform ophthalmologic exam
Onychomycosis .......Answer.........Commonly known as a fungal
nail infection, is infection of the fingernails or toenails by forms
of fungi and yeast, more common in adults
Expected BP range in children (how to calculate)
.......Answer.........Systolic BP 80 + (2x child's age in years)
For children older than 1 year
Blumberg's sign .......Answer.........rebound tenderness
Romberg- Howship sign .......Answer.........Pain down the medial
aspect of the thigh to the knees
Associated with a strangulated obturator hernia
,age 3 of 38
Dance sign .......Answer.........Absence of palpable viscera in the
RLQ indicative of intussusception of the ileum
Cullen's sign .......Answer.........A bluish periumbilical discoloration
(Cullen sign) suggests intraabdominal bleeding
Phimosis .......Answer.........Occasionally the foreskin is tight and
cannot be retracted. This condition is called phimosis and may
occur during the first 6 years of life or as a result of recurrent
balanitis (inflammation of the glans), or balanoposthitis
(inflammation of the glans penis and prepuce)
Balantis .......Answer.........inflammation of the glans penis
Hydrocele .......Answer.........Fluid accumulates in the scrotum as a
result of a defect in the tunica vaginalis; this condition is common
in infancy; if the tunica vaginalis is not patent, the hydrocele will
generally disappear spontaneously in the first 6 months of life
, age 4 of 38
Cranial Nerve III (three) .......Answer.........Oculomotor
Motor
Evaluated with IV and VI
Eye movement, pupil size, eyelid opening
Inspect eyelid for drooping
Inspect pupil size and equality
Test consensual response and accommodation
Test extra-ocular eye movement
So tested thru PERLA and six cardinal fields
Eyelid dooping/palsy is cranial nerve III
Cranial Nerve IV (four) .......Answer.........Trochlear
NURS 5220 Advanced Health Assessment Test 1
2025/2026 COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100%
GUARANTEED PASS <LATEST VERSION>
Cranial Nerve I (one) .......Answer.........Olfactory
Sense of smell
Sensory
Test for odor identification (rule out nasal obstruction)
Cranial Nerve II (two) .......Answer.........Optic
Sensory and visual acuity
Test for visual acuity
Test visual fields
,age 2 of 38
Perform ophthalmologic exam
Onychomycosis .......Answer.........Commonly known as a fungal
nail infection, is infection of the fingernails or toenails by forms
of fungi and yeast, more common in adults
Expected BP range in children (how to calculate)
.......Answer.........Systolic BP 80 + (2x child's age in years)
For children older than 1 year
Blumberg's sign .......Answer.........rebound tenderness
Romberg- Howship sign .......Answer.........Pain down the medial
aspect of the thigh to the knees
Associated with a strangulated obturator hernia
,age 3 of 38
Dance sign .......Answer.........Absence of palpable viscera in the
RLQ indicative of intussusception of the ileum
Cullen's sign .......Answer.........A bluish periumbilical discoloration
(Cullen sign) suggests intraabdominal bleeding
Phimosis .......Answer.........Occasionally the foreskin is tight and
cannot be retracted. This condition is called phimosis and may
occur during the first 6 years of life or as a result of recurrent
balanitis (inflammation of the glans), or balanoposthitis
(inflammation of the glans penis and prepuce)
Balantis .......Answer.........inflammation of the glans penis
Hydrocele .......Answer.........Fluid accumulates in the scrotum as a
result of a defect in the tunica vaginalis; this condition is common
in infancy; if the tunica vaginalis is not patent, the hydrocele will
generally disappear spontaneously in the first 6 months of life
, age 4 of 38
Cranial Nerve III (three) .......Answer.........Oculomotor
Motor
Evaluated with IV and VI
Eye movement, pupil size, eyelid opening
Inspect eyelid for drooping
Inspect pupil size and equality
Test consensual response and accommodation
Test extra-ocular eye movement
So tested thru PERLA and six cardinal fields
Eyelid dooping/palsy is cranial nerve III
Cranial Nerve IV (four) .......Answer.........Trochlear
