Which of the following is an example of Subjective Data?

What is the proper technique for assessing symmetry?

When palpating your clients pulse, do you press your fingers below the pinky finger or thumb?

What is the range for adult tympanic temperature?

What is the purpose of having your client complete the Snellen Eye Exam?

If your client has an injury to their left eye, which eye would you test (Snellen) first?

What does PERRLA stand for?

Are lymph nodes typically palpable?

Which clients are most at risk for skin breakdown?

A pressure injury (PI) that extends to the Subcutaneous (SC) tissue is classified as what stage of PI?

A client has had nausea & vomiting for several days. What assessment can the nurse do to determine if the client is dehydrated?

During a neurological assessment, when assessing the clients hand grips and/or dorsi-plantar flexion, do you assess separately or at the same time?

When assessing the respiratory system, is best practice to auscultate the anterior thorax or posterior thorax?

What adventitious lung sounds would you expect in a client who has a build of fluid and/or mucous in their lungs?

When completing a thorough & focused lung assessment, how many spots total do you auscultate on the posterior thorax?

When auscultating the lungs, what pattern does the nurse follow?

What information is important to gather during the inspection phase?

What is the nurse assessing for when they place their thumbs at T9 or T10 and ask the client to take in a full inspiration and expiration?

While obtaining the clients VS, the nurse notes that the SPO2 is 89% and the RR is 26.

What system will require a focused assessment?