NUR 113, Mobility LATEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH
VERIFIED QUESTIONS & CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
mobility
ANSWER
state or quality of being mobile or movable
Question 2.
immobility
ANSWER
inability to move
Question 3.
interrelated concepts of mobility
ANSWER
i. Gas exchange
ii. Intracranial regulation
iii. Nutrition
iv. Pain
v. Perfusion
vi. Tissue integrity
vii. Elimination
viii. psychological
,Question 4.
clonus
ANSWER
rhythmic contractions of a muscle
Question 5.
diaphysis
ANSWER
shaft of a long bone
Question 6.
strain
ANSWER
A condition resulting from damaging a muscle or tendon
, Question 7.
1st degree strain (mild)
ANSWER
mild inflammation, little bleeding. Possible swelling, ecchymosis, and tenderness no loss of
ROM
Question 8.
2nd degree strain (moderate)
ANSWER
moderate stretching and/or partial tearing of muscle or tendon.
acute pain during precipitating event. tenderness at site with increased pain with passive ROM,
edema, significant muscle spasm, ecchymosis
Question 9.
3rd degree strain (severe)
ANSWER
Ruptured muscle or tendon w/separation of muscle from muscle, tendon from muscle, or
tendon from bone. Severe pain and immobility.
Question 10.
sprain
ANSWER
VERIFIED QUESTIONS & CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
mobility
ANSWER
state or quality of being mobile or movable
Question 2.
immobility
ANSWER
inability to move
Question 3.
interrelated concepts of mobility
ANSWER
i. Gas exchange
ii. Intracranial regulation
iii. Nutrition
iv. Pain
v. Perfusion
vi. Tissue integrity
vii. Elimination
viii. psychological
,Question 4.
clonus
ANSWER
rhythmic contractions of a muscle
Question 5.
diaphysis
ANSWER
shaft of a long bone
Question 6.
strain
ANSWER
A condition resulting from damaging a muscle or tendon
, Question 7.
1st degree strain (mild)
ANSWER
mild inflammation, little bleeding. Possible swelling, ecchymosis, and tenderness no loss of
ROM
Question 8.
2nd degree strain (moderate)
ANSWER
moderate stretching and/or partial tearing of muscle or tendon.
acute pain during precipitating event. tenderness at site with increased pain with passive ROM,
edema, significant muscle spasm, ecchymosis
Question 9.
3rd degree strain (severe)
ANSWER
Ruptured muscle or tendon w/separation of muscle from muscle, tendon from muscle, or
tendon from bone. Severe pain and immobility.
Question 10.
sprain
ANSWER
