True or False: The purpose of health assessment is solely to determine a person's health status.

Which of the following are examples of health beliefs? (Select all that apply)

The following statement encompasses which dimension of health? Donating to those who are less fortunate brings me good karma and will help me achieve absolution.

Which of the following are components of the SDOH? (Select all that apply)

Which of the following are examples of acute illnesses? (Select all that apply)

Health assessment consists of a comprehensive History and a complete physical exam. True or False

Taking your patient’s vital signs is considered collecting ______ data, and asking about your patients’ allergies and pain is considered collecting ______ data.

A patient is being transferred from the emergency department to the med surg unit. As a nurse on the med-surg unit what kind of assessment should you complete?

What does ADPIE stand for?

You are educating women at a health clinic about the importance of continuing exercise to reduce the risk of osteoporosis. What kind of prevention is this?

IPPA (in correct order) stands for?

When examining a patient you should inspect from ______ to ______

Which of the following highlights the difference between nursing assessments and medical assessments? (MD vs. RN)

A nurse is preparing a health education session on secondary prevention. Which of the following activities is a prime example of secondary prevention?

Who gets screened for substance/alcohol abuse/misuse? (Select all that apply)

During an assessment, the nurse notes that a patient is difficult to wake, requires loud noises or vigorous shaking, and is confused upon arousal. Which level of consciousness should be documented?

When taking the blood pressure the first sound is ______ and the last sound you hear is ______

Which of the following is a normal VS reading?

Which of the following would result in contributing to rising temperature? (Select all that apply)

A pulse is reported as thready; you, as the expert nurse you are, know this means ______.

A normal Pulse ox is considered 95% or higher. True or False.

When noting respirations you should also note its ______ and ______.

You obtain a patient's blood pressure and get 110/76. What is the pulse pressure for this patient?

Which of the following values is considered hypertensive crisis?

Which of the following can cause a false high blood pressure? Select all that apply.

A patient's pulse is noted to be irregular. What is the correct procedure for measuring the pulse rate?

A nurse assessing a rash on the flexor surface of the elbow suspects _____.

A nurse is assessing a dark-skinned patient for signs of inflammation. Which findings should the nurse expect? Select all that apply.

A nurse notes a patient has clubbing. This finding is associated with:

A nurse assessing for central cyanosis should examine which area?

A nurse is assessing an 82-year-old patient for dehydration. Which action is most appropriate when evaluating skin turgor?

A nurse documents a 4 mm indentation that rebounds in 10 seconds. Which edema grade is appropriate?

These primary skin lesions are fluid-filled. Select all that apply.

This type of secondary skin lesion is characterized by a linear crack in the skin.

Urticaria is an example of which lesion pattern of arrangement?

A nurse is teaching a patient about warning signs of melanoma. Which findings should the patient report? Select all that apply.

True or False: The American Cancer Society and American Academy of Dermatology recommend full-body skin assessments for patients over the age of 40 and at high risk for skin cancer.

A patient presents with a vesicular rash that follows a single nerve root distribution on their torso. The nurse recognizes this dermatomal pattern as a characteristic of which condition?

A patient presents with a skin lesion that is flat, nonpalpable, and greater than 1.0 cm in diameter. How should this primary lesion be described?

A patient is found to have tiny, pinpoint, non-blanching red spots on their chest. This finding should be documented as:

A patient with an infection has drainage from a wound that is thin, clear, and watery. The nurse should document this exudate as:

A nurse is assessing a patient with dark skin for pallor. Which assessment finding would be most indicative of pallor in this patient?

Which client would be best suited for a FLACC assessment?

A client admitted for a severe headache states, "It hurts so much that I started vomiting last night." Which of the following OLDCART assessments would this best fulfill?

A client admitted for a severe headache states, "The pain is constant but it’s worse in the morning." Which of the following OLDCART assessments would this best fulfill?

A client admitted for a severe headache states “When I look down, the pain goes away for a little bit.” Which of the following OLDCART assessments would this best fulfill?

Select all that apply: Which of the following factors might explain why a middle-aged man with severe burns on his right foot would report their pain level as a 1 out of 10?

A nurse is assessing a client with suspected cholecystitis. Where should the nurse expect the client to report pain?

Select all that apply: Which of the following signs and symptoms might a client in the ER present with after breaking their tibia 2 hours ago?

A patient complains of left shoulder pain whenever they are experiencing a gallbladder attack. This phenomenon, where pain is felt in a location different from its source, is known as:

Hotspot: Pick the location that is distal to the elbow and on the medial side of the arm. Use the labeled arm illustration with points A, B, C, and D to select the correct area.

What joint on the body is used the most?

You are testing the range of motion and strength of a patient’s arms. Upon examination, you find that their right arm has full range of motion against resistance, and their left arm has full range of motion with passive motion. How do you document your findings?

In class, you raise your hand to ask a question. This is an example of:

The FLACC scale is more beneficial for assessing:

What is this called?

An abnormal posterior rounding of the upper spine is called:

• A nurse inspects a patient’s spine and notes an exaggerated inward curve in the lumbar region. This finding is documented as which spinal abnormality?

• When testing muscle strength, a patient is able to complete the full range of motion only with passive assistance from the nurse. What grade should be assigned to this finding?

• During a musculoskeletal exam, the nurse palpates a grating sensation in the patient's knee joint during movement. This abnormal finding is known as:

Which type of synovial joint allows for the most movement, including flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, rotation, and circumduction?

A patient with psoriasis often has lesions on the extensor surfaces of their body. Which area is an example of an extensor surface?