NR304 HEALTH ASSESSMENT II PRACTICE
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
●● Accommodation. Answer: adaption of the eye for near vision by
increasing the curvature of the lens
●● Annular lesion. Answer: ring-like shape forming a circle. Clear in the
center
●● Bruit. Answer: blowing swooshing sound heard through the
stethoscope over an area of abnormal blood flow
●● Caregiver strain. Answer: difficulties from assuming the role of
caregiver and alterations in the caregiver's health and wellness
●● Cataract. Answer: opacity of the lens of the eye that develops slowly
with aging and gradually obstructs vision
●● Circumduction. Answer: moving the arm in a circle around the
shoulder
●● Dorsiflexion. Answer: backward flexion of the hand or foot
,●● Eupneic. Answer: normal breathing
●● Eversion. Answer: the act of turning inside out. In a foot the act of
turning outward
●● Functional Ability. Answer: the ability to perform activities of daily
living
●● Graphesthesia. Answer: the ability to detect writing on the had using
only the sense of touch
●● Hypertension. Answer: blood pressure over 140 systolic and 90
diastolic
●● Hypotension. Answer: blood pressure under 90 systolic and 60
diastolic
●● Inversion. Answer: to rotate the sole of the foot inward
●● Lordosis. Answer: excessive inward curvature of the spine
●● Myalgia. Answer: pain in a muscle or group of muscles
, ●● Orthopnea. Answer: shortness of breath that occurs when lying down
●● Pallor. Answer: an unhealthy pale appearance
●● Pectus carninatum. Answer: a rare birth defect in which the sternum
protrudes outward
●● Pectus excavatum. Answer: abnormality of the thoracic wall in
which the sternum and ribs grow abnormally gives a sunken in
appearance
●● plantar flexion. Answer: movement of the foot in which the foot or
toes flex downward
●● Polycyclic lesions. Answer: movement of the foot in which the foot
or toes flex downward
●● Psoriasis. Answer: skin disease marked by red, scaly, itchy,
polycyclic patches
●● pustule. Answer: small blister or pimple on the skin containing pus
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
●● Accommodation. Answer: adaption of the eye for near vision by
increasing the curvature of the lens
●● Annular lesion. Answer: ring-like shape forming a circle. Clear in the
center
●● Bruit. Answer: blowing swooshing sound heard through the
stethoscope over an area of abnormal blood flow
●● Caregiver strain. Answer: difficulties from assuming the role of
caregiver and alterations in the caregiver's health and wellness
●● Cataract. Answer: opacity of the lens of the eye that develops slowly
with aging and gradually obstructs vision
●● Circumduction. Answer: moving the arm in a circle around the
shoulder
●● Dorsiflexion. Answer: backward flexion of the hand or foot
,●● Eupneic. Answer: normal breathing
●● Eversion. Answer: the act of turning inside out. In a foot the act of
turning outward
●● Functional Ability. Answer: the ability to perform activities of daily
living
●● Graphesthesia. Answer: the ability to detect writing on the had using
only the sense of touch
●● Hypertension. Answer: blood pressure over 140 systolic and 90
diastolic
●● Hypotension. Answer: blood pressure under 90 systolic and 60
diastolic
●● Inversion. Answer: to rotate the sole of the foot inward
●● Lordosis. Answer: excessive inward curvature of the spine
●● Myalgia. Answer: pain in a muscle or group of muscles
, ●● Orthopnea. Answer: shortness of breath that occurs when lying down
●● Pallor. Answer: an unhealthy pale appearance
●● Pectus carninatum. Answer: a rare birth defect in which the sternum
protrudes outward
●● Pectus excavatum. Answer: abnormality of the thoracic wall in
which the sternum and ribs grow abnormally gives a sunken in
appearance
●● plantar flexion. Answer: movement of the foot in which the foot or
toes flex downward
●● Polycyclic lesions. Answer: movement of the foot in which the foot
or toes flex downward
●● Psoriasis. Answer: skin disease marked by red, scaly, itchy,
polycyclic patches
●● pustule. Answer: small blister or pimple on the skin containing pus
