HEALTH HISTORY CERTIFICATION TEST
SCRIPT 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ Which factors have a positive impact on bone health?. Answer:
Exercise and adequate intake of calcium, vitamin D, and protein
⩥ A nurse is evaluating a right ankle injury. Which should be included as
part of the musculoskeletal assessment of the right extremity?. Answer:
Neurovascular
⩥ questions to ask about joints in the health history interview. Answer:
Do you have any current or past history of diseases or issues with your
joints? Any pain?
Do you have any stiffness, swelling, or heat in your joints?
Have you had a recent tick bite?
Do you have any limitations of movement in a joint?
⩥ questions to ask about muscles in the health history interview.
Answer: Do you have any current or past history of diseases or issues
with your muscles? Any pain?
Do you have any problems with muscle cramps?
,Do you have weakness in your muscles?
⩥ questions to ask about bones in the health history interview. Answer:
Do you have any current or past history of diseases or issues with your
bones? Any pain?
Do you have any bone deformities?
Have you had any past accidents or injuries that affected the bones?
⩥ impact of musculoskeletal issues on ADLs. Answer: Musculoskeletal
issues can cause deficits in self-care, such as bathing, dressing, and
toileting.
Those with musculoskeletal issues may use mobility aids or special
equipment.
⩥ impact of diet on the musculoskeletal system. Answer: Increased body
mass can lead to musculoskeletal strain.
Bone health is promoted through the nutritional intake of calcium,
vitamin D, and protein
Proteins, carbohydrates, and healthy fats can build muscle.
⩥ relationship between exercise and musculoskeletal health. Answer:
Exercise is linked to bone health.
A sedentary lifestyle is associated with back issues.
, ⩥ impact of smoking on musculoskeletal health. Answer: Smoking is
related to the weakening of the bones, leading to osteoporosis.
Also related to local inflammation and aggravating pain.
⩥ what supplements can help improve musculoskeletal health?. Answer:
calcium and vitamin D
⩥ things to keep in mind during the musculoskeletal assessment.
Answer: Know the normal range of motion for joints to avoid
overstressing these joints.
Stop if the client reports pain.
Use a head-to-toe approach to the exam, comparing one side to the other
.
During the exam, provide rest breaks for those who are older or with a
history of chronic diseases.
To avoid confusion, demonstrate expected movements during the
examination.
⩥ joint inspection. Answer: Inspect for size, symmetry, color, swelling,
masses, deformities, and alignment.
⩥ muscle inspection. Answer: Inspect for size, swelling or wasting,
tremors, and masses.