Health Assessment NR302 Exam 1 Questions With Complete
Solutions
10 traps Correct Answer Providing false assurance or
reassurance
Giving unwanted advice
Using authority
Using avoidance language (saying passed away instead of died)
Engaging in distancing
Using professional jargon
Using leading or biased questions
Talking too much
Interrupting
Using "why" questions
ABCs plus V Correct Answer Airway problems
Breathing problems
Cardiac/circulation problems
Vital sign concerns (e.g. high fever)
Adolescence Dietary Correct Answer rapid physical growth
and hormonal changes
Caloric calcium iron and protein demand increase to meet
changes
Three meals a day won't meet this they must have healthy
snacks.
body fat in females goes up (25%) and body fat in males goes
down (12%)
Double body weight
girls ages 8-14
boys ages 10-17
,Health related outcomes of childhood and adolescent obesity
include high blood pressure, dyslipidemia, metabolic syndrome,
type 2 diabetes, orthopedic problems, sleep apnea, asthma, and
fatty liver disease.
Adolescent relationship violence: Correct Answer physical,
sexual, psychological/emotional violence
adulthood diet Correct Answer An important time to educate
in order to preserve health and prevent or delay onset chronic
disease.
Unhealthy life factors, such as smoking, stress, sedentary life,
excessive alcohol intake, and diets high in cholesterol, salt, and
sugar and low in fiber can lead to many health problems
These problems would hypertension, obesity, atherosclerosis,
cancer, osteoporosis, and diabetes mellitus.
Alert: Correct Answer : awake and readily arouse; fully aware
of external and internal stimuli and responds appropriately;
conducts meaningful interpersonal interactions
Aphasia Correct Answer disorder of language comprehension
and production secondary to brain damage; true language
disturbance; defect in word choice and grammar or defect in
comprehension; defect is in higher integrative language
processing
Assess: rate, rhythm, force, elasticity Correct Answer Start
from 0
Count a full minute if its irregular, 30 secs. if regular (x2)
Never use thumb, use index and middle finger together
, Auscultation: Correct Answer listening to sounds produced by
body (heart, lungs, blood vessels)
Biological data: Correct Answer name, address, phone
number, age, birth date, birth place, sex, marital status, race,
ethnic origin, occupation
BP errors Correct Answer Cuff too big/small
Cuff not positioned correctly
Legs or arms crossed
Bradycardia pulse Correct Answer Less than 60 is
Bradypnea respiration rate Correct Answer Bradypnea: Less
than 12
Broca aphasia Correct Answer expressive aphasia; person can
understand language but cannot express himself or herself using
language
Cardiac pain Correct Answer Tachycardia, elevated blood
pressure, increase myocardial oxygen demand, increased cardiac
output
Child abuse/neglect Correct Answer neglect (failure to
provide for child's basic needs), physical abuse (intentional
physical injury), suxal abuse, emotional abuse.
cns pain Correct Answer fear, anxiety, fatigue
Solutions
10 traps Correct Answer Providing false assurance or
reassurance
Giving unwanted advice
Using authority
Using avoidance language (saying passed away instead of died)
Engaging in distancing
Using professional jargon
Using leading or biased questions
Talking too much
Interrupting
Using "why" questions
ABCs plus V Correct Answer Airway problems
Breathing problems
Cardiac/circulation problems
Vital sign concerns (e.g. high fever)
Adolescence Dietary Correct Answer rapid physical growth
and hormonal changes
Caloric calcium iron and protein demand increase to meet
changes
Three meals a day won't meet this they must have healthy
snacks.
body fat in females goes up (25%) and body fat in males goes
down (12%)
Double body weight
girls ages 8-14
boys ages 10-17
,Health related outcomes of childhood and adolescent obesity
include high blood pressure, dyslipidemia, metabolic syndrome,
type 2 diabetes, orthopedic problems, sleep apnea, asthma, and
fatty liver disease.
Adolescent relationship violence: Correct Answer physical,
sexual, psychological/emotional violence
adulthood diet Correct Answer An important time to educate
in order to preserve health and prevent or delay onset chronic
disease.
Unhealthy life factors, such as smoking, stress, sedentary life,
excessive alcohol intake, and diets high in cholesterol, salt, and
sugar and low in fiber can lead to many health problems
These problems would hypertension, obesity, atherosclerosis,
cancer, osteoporosis, and diabetes mellitus.
Alert: Correct Answer : awake and readily arouse; fully aware
of external and internal stimuli and responds appropriately;
conducts meaningful interpersonal interactions
Aphasia Correct Answer disorder of language comprehension
and production secondary to brain damage; true language
disturbance; defect in word choice and grammar or defect in
comprehension; defect is in higher integrative language
processing
Assess: rate, rhythm, force, elasticity Correct Answer Start
from 0
Count a full minute if its irregular, 30 secs. if regular (x2)
Never use thumb, use index and middle finger together
, Auscultation: Correct Answer listening to sounds produced by
body (heart, lungs, blood vessels)
Biological data: Correct Answer name, address, phone
number, age, birth date, birth place, sex, marital status, race,
ethnic origin, occupation
BP errors Correct Answer Cuff too big/small
Cuff not positioned correctly
Legs or arms crossed
Bradycardia pulse Correct Answer Less than 60 is
Bradypnea respiration rate Correct Answer Bradypnea: Less
than 12
Broca aphasia Correct Answer expressive aphasia; person can
understand language but cannot express himself or herself using
language
Cardiac pain Correct Answer Tachycardia, elevated blood
pressure, increase myocardial oxygen demand, increased cardiac
output
Child abuse/neglect Correct Answer neglect (failure to
provide for child's basic needs), physical abuse (intentional
physical injury), suxal abuse, emotional abuse.
cns pain Correct Answer fear, anxiety, fatigue
