MARYVILLE NURS 612 EXAM 2|ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 2026

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MARYVILLE NURS 612 EXAM 2|ACTUAL
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
2026




abnormal tactile fremitus - correct-answer -decreased of absent fremitus may be

caused by excess air in lungs or may indicate emphysema, pleural thickening, or

effusion, massive pulm edema, or bronchial obstruction. Increased fremitus often

coarser or rougher in feel, caused by presence of fluids or solid mass within the

lungs.




7 characteristics of enlarged lymph nodes - correct-answer -location, size and

shape, consistency, mobility, discreteness, tenderness, and warmth




occipital lymph nodes - correct-answer -lymph nodes at the base of the skull

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postauricular lymph nodes - correct-answer -lymph nodes over the mastoid

process, behind the ear




preauricular lymph nodes - correct-answer -lymph nodes in front of the ear




parotid and retropharyngeal lymph nodes - correct-answer -lymph nodes at the

angle of the mandible (tonsillar)




submandibular lymph nodes - correct-answer -lymph nodes halfway between the

angle and tip of the mandible




submental lymph nodes - correct-answer -lymph nodes in the midline behind the

tip of the mandible

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superficial cervical lymph nodes - correct-answer -lymph nodes at the

sternocleidomastoid muscle




posterior cervical lymph nodes - correct-answer -lymph nodes along the anterior

border of the trapezius muscle




cervical lymph nodes - correct-answer -lymph nodes deep to the the

sternocleidomastoid, must probe gently w/ your thumb and fingers around the

muscle




supraclavicular area lymph nodes - correct-answer -lymph nodes that you must

probe deeply in the angle formed by the clavicle and sternocleidomastoid muscle,

common sites for metastatic disease