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3160 Exam 2 Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Amnesia surrounding the events leading up to an injury is serious because it could indicate:

a)

Concussion

b)

Syncope

c)

paresthesia

d)

aura

2.

Your patient complains of sudden "floaters" in the eyes during assessment. You should report this immediately because:

a)

It could indicate retinal detachment

b)

It could be nystagmus

c)

It could be presbyopia

d)

It could be diplopa

3.

You should always assess mental status BEFORE assessing a patient's neuro/sensory status

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Which of the following are characteristics of a senile angioma? (SATA)

a)

They are significant indicator of cancer

b)

They tend to appear on the trunk

c)

They are harmless

d)

They increase after age 30

5.

Using the "light touch" method for assessing sensation involves

a)

Determining if a patients eyes constrict when exposed to light

b)

determining if a patient blink when a cotton ball is placed on the eye

c)

Using light palpation while palpating a patients scalp

d)

using a cotton ball or swab on a patients skin while their eyes are closed

6.

This photo is showing an example of:

a)

Clubbing

b)

an expected finding in a healthy person

c)

Spoon nail

d)

Iron deficiency

7.

Placing hands under the eyebrows & pushing up is the best way to palpate which sinus is pictured below with the line drawn?

a)

Frontal sinus

b)

Maxillary sinus

c)

Ethmoid sinus

d)

Sphenoid sinus

8.

You are auscultating the thyroid with the bell of the stethoscope. You hear a soft, whooshing sound. This is most likely

a)

Bruit

b)

Murmur

c)

Thrill

d)

block

9.

You have an elderly patient. Which of the following findings is expected in an elderly patient?

a)

The patient is frequently experiencing spontaneous bleeding from the nares

b)

patient has one nasal septum deviated to one side

c)

patient is adding extra salt and sugar to their food

d)

patient is coughing and grimacing while ingesting their food

10.

You notice a new lesion on a patient. What is the FIRST question you should ask when obtaining subjective data?

a)

Palpate the lesion in between two fingers with a gloved hand

b)

"when did you first notice the lesions?

c)

"do you have unprotected sex?"

d)

Obtain a ruler to measure the lesion

11.

Which of the following contributes to sensorineural hearing loss?

a)

Presbycussis

b)

impacted cerumen

c)

Perforated tympanic membrane

d)

Infections in the outer or middle ear

12.

All of the following are normal findings in nails EXCEPT:

a)

Transverse ridges on nails

b)

Small hairline marks on nails from picking

c)

Linear ridges on nails in darker skin tones

d)

translucent nail

13.

Antibiotics (doxycycline, ciprofloxacin, etc.) have been known to cause what skin-related side effect?

a)

Hypopigmentation

b)

Photosensitivity

c)

Keratosis

d)

Withdrawal/abstinence syndrome

14.

All of the following are expected changes with aging EXCEPT:

a)

Prominent facial features d/t loss of fat in face

b)

Difficulty chewing

c)

Thinner, silk-like nasal hair

d)

loss of olfactory nerve fibers (decreased smell)

15.

Using the sharp/dull end of an object on a patient while their eyes are closed assesses perception of "light touch".

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Your patient recently fell and hit their head. Which of the following assessment data is MOST concerning?

a)

The patient feels pain in their extremities from the injury

b)

Patient does not remember what happened during the injury

c)

Patient does not remember what day of the week it is.

d)

The patient has some difficulty walking after the injury

17.

Stereognosis describes

a)

being able to identify letters or numbers when written in the hand

b)

identifying where on the body you are being touched with eyes closed

c)

being able to identify objects by touch

d)

differentiating light touch vs. pain

18.

What DTR is being assessed in this picture?

a)

Brachiolradialis

b)

Achillas

c)

Quardricep

d)

Bicep

19.

A rash has areas of lesions that are flat, 0.5 cm, and darker than the surrounding skin. These lesions are most likely

a)

Plaques

b)

Vescicles

c)

Papaules

d)

Macules

20.

What rating (s) on the tonsil grading scale would require notifying the provider?

a)

0

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

e)

1