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100

Loss of appetite.

What is anorexia.

100

The order of assessment of the abdomen that precedes percussion

What is inspection and ausculation

100

Test being performed by the nurse shown here

1.CFE100

What is phalen's test

100

Skeletal muscle movement shown here.

3.LGP100

What is dorsiflexion

100

Results from inadequate fiber and fluids in the diet. It also can result from medications such as anticholinergics or narcotics.

What is constipation.

200

Neurological finding of gross lack of coordination of muscle movements.

What is ataxia

200

A technique used to palpate the liver

What is the hooking technique

200

Patient is supine, lift the right leg up keeping it straight, the nurse pushes down on the thigh.

What is iliopsoas or psoas sign.

200

Joint movement shown here.

4.LGP200

What is adduction

200

Difficulty swallowing also known as ________ can lead to poor nutrition, dehydration, loss of appetite, and weight loss.

What is dysphagia.

300

Cartilage disc between bones to absorb shock and cushion joints.

What is meniscus

300

Occurs when small, bulging pouches develop in your large intestine.

What is diverticulosis.

300

Type of abnormal alignment of the spine shown here.

2.CFE300

What is kyphosis

300

Joint movement shown here.

5.LGP300

What is hyperextension.

300

Rapid loss of bone density in postmenopausal women.

What is osteoporosis.

400

Pain that occurs in distant sites innervated at approximately the same spinal level as the disordered structure.

What is referred pain

400

In what abdominal region do you listen for an aortic bruit?

What is the umbilical region.

400

Painful edema, stiffness, and warmth at proximal interphalangeal joints, veins often engorged.


What is rheumatoid arthritis.

400

Joint movement shown here.

6.LGP400

What is eversion

400

This tool is used to assess a patient's risk factors on admission, transfer, fall, and change in mental status.

What is the Morse fall scale

500

Maneuver that decreases the angle between bones or brings bones together.

What is flexion

500

True or False.  When performing passive ROM, the nurse must force the joint.

False. The nurse should not force the joint. Stop if there is any resistance or discomfort.

500

Differentiating ascites from gaseous distention by performing which two percussion tests

What is shifting dullness test and fluid wave test.

500

Joint movement shown here.

7.LGP500

What is protraction

500

Urination occurs with coughing, sneezing, or increasing intraabdominal pressure

What is stress incontinence

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