Moving & Grooving
Male Wellness
Got on my Nerves
Female Health
Grab Bag
100
Joint Range of Motion assessments include these movements.
What are flexion & extension, abduction & adduction, and internal & external rotation?
100
Key health history questions for male GU assessment.
What are changes in urinary elimination, dysuria, past GU surgeries, personal or family history of cancer, or have you done a self-testicular exam recently?
100
A condition that affects functional assessment. Options: headaches, hemiplegia, or dementia.
What are all of the choices?
100
A female's use of contraceptives increases the risk of these 2 medical conditions.
What are blood clots and breast cancer?
100
Mental status assessment process components (2).
What are observation and interaction?
200
True or false: Passive Range of Motion may be used if movement is limited.
What is true?
200
Modifiable risk factors for colorectal cancers.
What are diet, exercise, obesity, smoking, alcohol, or low vitamin D levels?
200
Abnormalities associated with Cranial Nerve VII
What are facial motor function (symmetry, closing eyes equally, puffing cheeks equally, motor function of tasks)
200
This purpose of this test for females is to detect changes in cervical cells.
What is a Pap Smear? (use of speculum to visualize cervix)
200
Surgical incisional pain is this type of pain.
What is nociceptive or inflammatory?
300
Normal or abnormal: Strength assessment of the ankle with dorsiflexion is graded at a +1
What is abnormal? (+2 is a normal strength assessment on the scale of 0-5)
300
Potential medications that may explain changes in bowel patterns.
What are iron, laxatives, or opioids?
300
This test assesses for posture and balance
What is the Romberg test?
300
This type of breast examination is recommended for early detection of breast cancer.
What is a self breast examination?
300
True or false: an older person's increased time to recall a word or phrase is considered altered mental status.
What is false? (decreased or slowed cognitive function is expected as one ages such as word finding, decreased reaction time)
400
Definition of functional ability.
What is an individual's physical, mental, cognitive, and social capability to perform daily activities, maintain health, and live independently?
400
This test is used to detect occult blood in stool.
What is a guiac test?
400
This should be tested if a person complains of numbness in an extremity.
What is sensory neurological assessment? (sharp/dull response to light touch or pain)
400
Assessment findings that may indicate a urinary tract infection.
What are dysuria, cloudy urine, pink or red colored urine (hematuria), fever, or lower abdominal pain (pelvic)?
400
Chronic pain timeline.
What is greater than 6 months?
500
A person with rheumatoid arthritis may have these functional limitations.
What are mobility, grasping objects, making meals, personal care, or reduced ROM?
500
True or false: enlarged prostate occurs in very few males over the age of 60.
What is false? (Enlarged prostate or Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia occurs in nearly 80% of males over the age of 60. it is caused by increased dihydrotestosterone - due to aging)
500
Fanning of the toes is a finding of this neurologic assessment.
What is Babinski or plantar reflex? (abnormal is fanning of toes which could indicate an upper motor neurologic UMN lesion)
500
Risk factors for developing breast cancer.
What are genetics, use of hormone replacement therapy, age, smoking, or alcohol use?
500
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