Rotational spinning sensation when in a stationary position - sensation that "the room is spinning"
What is vertigo?
The best time of the month to complete a breast-self exam (BSE)?
Just following the menstrual cycle
An abnormal finding characterized by severe perineal itching?
What is pediculosis pubis?
This reflex assesses normal constriction of pupils when bright light shines on the retina
What is the pupillary light reflex?
What is the whisper test?
Tonsil grade of 1+
What is visible?
This type of headache typically affects one side of the head and is accompanied by light and sound sensitivity
What is migraine?
Abnormal finding in the male breast that occurs when estrogen exceeds testosterone
What is gynecomastia?
Appropriate positioning for a pelvic exam
What is the lithotomy position?
Main priority when considering geriatric changes to vision?
What is SAFETY?
Proper positioning of the ear to assess an 18 month-old's ear canal/eustachian tube
What is down, back, out
Epistaxis
What is a nose bleed?
Pneumothorax
Unilateral thyroid enlargement
Large atelectasis
What are conditions that cause a tracheal shift?
Abnormal finding caused by lymphatic obstruction typically a result of skin infiltration of cancer and skin edema
What is peau d'orange?
Gardasil - a vaccine approved for the prevention of cervical cancer caused by this STI.
What is human papilloma virus (HPV)?

What is ectropion?
Normal appearance of cerumen in the East Asian/American Indian populations
What is dry, flaky and white
The nurse assesses a patient to find white, raised patched on the tongue. How does the nurse differentiate oral candidiasis from leukoplakia?
Attempt to scrape the patch - leukoplakia is firmly attached and not removable

What is caput succedaneum?
This abnormal finding may be apparent at rest, with compression or with lifting of the arms; indicates a growing neoplasm
What is breast dimpling?
An abnormal finding that results from skin contact with allergenic substance or urine/stool
What is contact dermatitis?
The confrontation test is used to assess:
What is peripheral vision?
This abnormal finding would illicit the nurse to suspect a diagnosis of this disease process, characterized by this abnormality in lab values
What is gout; elevated uric acid levels
A nurse assesses the hard palate of the mouth and notes the following finding. The nurse expects an acute or chronic diagnosis of what disease process?

What is HIV/AIDS?
Clinical manifestations of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD)
•Narrow palpebral fissures
•Epicanthal folds
•Thin upper lip
•Midfacial hypoplasia
•May also have smaller head circumference, decreased birth weight/length, feeding problems & irritability
The 6 Ps of BSE
Position
Perimeter
Palpation with pads
Pressure
Pattern
Practice
Pediculosis pubis may be transmitted by...
What is by sexual contact and/or through clothing/bed linens?
This abnormal finding is termed:
What is anisocoria?
This finding is known as ______________ and indicates ________________...
Battle sign; skull fracture involving the temporal bone
Bright red throat, painful swallowing, sore throat, white or yellow exudate are manifestations of this common abnormal finding.
What is acute tonsilitis/pharyngitis?