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NURS 190 Physical Assessment Midterm Study Guide Apex: point of maximal impulse ; apical pulse • LMCL 5th ICS (heart sits here at 5th ICS) • Hold stethoscope for 1 full min (60 sec) on apical pulse • You should hear a soft vibration, tapping sensation Dark Skin Pallor: skin is ash-gray, yellow-tinged, looks dull Jaundice: Yellow undertone in oral mucosa, palm of hand and feet Erythema: purple or darker than surrounding skin, accompanied by higher temp, hardness & swelling Light Skin Pal...

NURS 190 Physical Assessment Final Test Prep Osteomyelitis • Infection in a bone • S/S: swelling, warmth, and redness over infected area, stiffness • Fever, chills, lethargic, pain in infected area, irritable • Can sometimes be Asymptomatic Goniometer • Measures the joints range of motion (2 rulers held by a circle) Osteoporosis • Loss of bone density, bones become brittle and fragile, • Take VIT D for calcium absorption, drink a lot of fluid 2-3L ROM assessment 1. Flexion – ...

NURS 190 Physical Assessment Quiz 1 Complete with Answers What is a Bruit? -Abnormal Sound, created by turbulant blood flow in an artery due to partial obstruction. Identify the following parts of the Hand? -Figure 9.2: Sensitive areas of the hand - E.g.: Fingertips, Finger Pads, Palmar surface, Metacarpohalangeal joint, Palmar surface of hand, Ulnar Surface, Dorsal Surface. What is Fremitus? Vibrations felt though the chest wall. What is edema? Swelling What is involved in Inspection? -Sho...

NURS 190 Physical Assessment Quiz 4 PA Quiz 4: -ECG, EKG (Electrocardiogram ECG) -Electrical representation of the cardiac cycle -Paper recording of deflections that represent the cardiac cycle -It involves PQRST waves -highest incidence, ethnicity for hypertension- ETHNICITY African Americans and Hispanics are the highest -Magnitude pulses- table (0-5): Assessing Peripheral Pulses 0- Absent or non palpable 1- Weak 2- Normal 3- Increased 4- Bounding -Precaution and complication of mastectomy...

NURS 190 Physical Assessment Study Guide 5 PA SG 5 Hepatitis A: through feces, oral routes Hepatitis B: Sexually Hepatitis C: most common, through blood Oliguria: small amount of urine output UTI: frequency, dysuria, back and pubic pain, hematuria, cloudy foul smell urine old pt: s/e is confusion Psoas Sign: supine, place left hand above the right knee floating, ask patient to raise leg to your hand, flexion of the hip causes contraction of the psoas muscle — Pain indicates irritation of t...

RN ATI capstone proctored comprehensive assessment 2019 B ATI Comprehensive Practice Over 100 Questions and Answers NSG 4060 Comprehensive ATI Practice B 1. A nurse is assessing a client who received 2 units of packed RBCs 48 hrs ago. Which of the following findings should indicate to the nurse that the therapy has been effective? Hemoglobin 14.9 g/dL The nurse should identify that packed RBCs are administered to clients who have a decreased level of hemoglobin or hematocrit. This h emoglobin ...

NURS 190 Physical Assessment Practicum Physical Assessment Practicum For Every System: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Introduction Provide privacy Hand washing Instruct patient Position patient General appearance VS “If at any point you feel uncomfortable, please let me know” VERBALIZE, EXPLAIN, & DEMONSTRATE System I: SKIN AND NAILS, HEENT RELATED LYMPHATICS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Subjective data: Have you noticed any changes ...

RN ATI Capstone Proctored Comprehensive Assessment 2019 B Focused Review Management Of Care Case Management - (1) Cardiovascular Disorders: Teaching About Management of Tetralogy of Fallot (Active Learning Template - System Disorder, RM NCC RN 11.0 Chp 20 Cardiovascular Disorders) 1. This is a ventricular septal defect, a hole between the ventricles, and many levels of obstruction from the right ventricle to the lungs (pulmonary stenosis) are the most important. Also the aorta which is the m...

NURS 190 Physical Assessment Quiz 5 Review QUIZ 5 Review: • Different types of hepatitis including transmission (A,B,C)- who is at greatest risk (p 572) • Hepatits A- enteric routes (fece and oral routes) • Hep B- transmitted parenterally, sexually, or perinatally • Hep C- via blood, unknown factors • Know oliguria, hematouria, noctorua all of them • Oliguria- diminished volume of urine • how to assess for ascites including shifting dullness and Also contour (normal/abnormal ab...

NURS 190 Final Study Guide with Answers 1. Which part of the brain is responsible of the brain and coordination? a. Cerebellum. 2. What are Signs/Symptoms of Glaucoma? a. See Halos. Increase Cranial Pressure. Have Central but not Peripheral. 3. Which hernia is for surgery? a. Ventral/Incisional. 4. What the letter grading for Skin Cancer Malignancy? Hint: A-E. A = Asymmetric. B = Border Irregularity. C = Color Variation. D = Diameter greater than 6ml. E = Evolve Changes. 5. What is the inst...