Masters Set Quizes

The nurse is completing the health history of a client admitted to the hospital with osteoarthritis. Which joints would the nurse expect the client will report as having been involved first? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. a.Hips b.Knees c.Ankles d.Shoulders e.Metacarpals correct answers a, b Which assessment findings would the nurse identify in a client with clinical manifestations of rheumatoid arthritis (RA)? Select all that apply. One, some, or ...

Where do the breasts lie correct answers Anterior to pectoralis major and serratus anterior muscles Where are the breast located correct answers Located between second and sixth ribs, extending from side of sternum to midaxillary line Areola correct answers Surrounds nipples; contains small elevated sebaceous glands What glands are in the areola correct answers Montgomery's glands Montgomery correct answers Secrete protective lipid material during lactation Breast is composed of correct ...

Where can you find the radial pulse? correct answers - Thumb side of the wrist Where can you find the brachial pulse? correct answers anterior side of elbow right where the brachial meets the joint Where can you find the femoral pulse? correct answers Groin area of the body Where is the popliteal pulse located? correct answers posterior side of knee Where is the posterior tibial pulse? correct answers Between medial malleolus and the Achilles tendon inner aspect of the ankle Where is the...

What is the order in which you assess a client? correct answers Inspection, palpation, percussion, auscultation What are the BMI ranges? correct answers 19-24 (healthy) 25-29 (overweight) >30 (obese) What does GTPALM stand for? correct answers Gravida: number of all pregnancies Term: full term deliveries (>38 weeks) Preterm: delivered 20-37 weeks Abortion: lost pregnancy at <20 weeks Living Multifetal pregnancies ADLs vs IADLs correct answers ADLs: bathing, dressing, wal...

hypovolemic shock correct answers emergency situation which severe blood or fluid loss makes heart unable pump enough blood to body -can cause organ failure causes of hypovolemic shock correct answers bleeding burns diarrhea excessive perspiration vomiting signs & symptoms of hypovolemic shock correct answers major blood loss rapid heartbeat (tachycardia) quick, shallow breathing fatigue/weakness confusion little - no urine output low BP cool, clammy skin deep vein thrombosis (...

5 P's of musculoskeletal injury correct answers Pain Pallor Paresthesias Pulselessness Paralysis Range of motion check positions correct answers circumduction , pronation, supanation, protraction, retraction, flexion, extension ,adduction , abduction ,rotation , elevation , depression,inversion ,eversion Shoulder-degrees of motion correct answers forward flexion, abduction, 180 degree--- internal & external rotation 90 degree --hyperextension, adduction 50 degree Neck - correct ans...

What should you make sure to assess when teaching a 14 y/o patient about types of birth control? correct answers Sexual history A patient has recently been exposed to an STI. What is the first thing the nurse should assess? correct answers Recent sexual history Can genital herpes be transmitted if the sores are not open? correct answers Yes A patient states that his genital herpes is cured because his sores have gone away. True/false? correct answers False At what age should annual f...

central nervous system (CNS) correct answers brain, spinal cord peripheral nervous system (PNS) correct answers everything but brain and spinal cord, 12 cranial nerves cerebral cortex correct answers 2 hemispheres, 4 lobes per hemisphere can get approximation or where a stroke happened frontal lobe correct answers personality, behavior, emotions, intellectual function parietal lobe correct answers primary center for sensation occipital lobe correct answers primary visual receptor...

central nervous system (CNS) correct answers brain, spinal cord peripheral nervous system (PNS) correct answers everything but brain and spinal cord, 12 cranial nerves cerebral cortex correct answers 2 hemispheres, 4 lobes per hemisphere can get approximation or where a stroke happened frontal lobe correct answers personality, behavior, emotions, intellectual function parietal lobe correct answers primary center for sensation occipital lobe correct answers primary visual receptor...

Joints or articulations correct answers Places of union of two or more bones Nonsynovial joints correct answers Bones united by fibrous tissue or cartilage ; can be immovable or slightly movable Why can synovial joints move freely correct answers Because bones separated and enclosed in joint cavity (Cavity filled with lubricant, or synovial fluid; synovial fluid allows sliding which permits movement) ex. sutures Bursa correct answers Enclosed sac filled with synovial fluid Flexion co...