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(a) Difficult to feel through abdominal wall

(b) Lower margin often palpable at right costalmargin - CORRECT ANSWER: Liver

• Your patient has a bladder disorder. Where would you expect the pain to be?
• Upper abdomen
• Suprapubic
• Back

d. Perineal - CORRECT ANSWER: B

• Which type of incontinence is caused by bladder pressure exceeding urethral

pressure?

• Urge incontinence
• Functional incontinence
• Stress incontinence

d. Overflow incontinence - CORRECT ANSWER: D

• You are taking a sexual history on a new patient. What action is considered

appropriate at this time? (Mark all that apply.)

• Encourage the patient to share what they consider pertinent
• Affirm that your conversation is confidential
• Note that you realize this information is highly impersonal
• Explain why you are taking the sexual history
• Relate that you gather this history on all your patients - CORRECT ANSWER: B,C,D

• A 35-year-old female has come to the clinic for her yearly check-up. During the

history the patient tells you that she does not "feel anything" during sex with her husband. You know that a sexual problem is related to what?

• A situational factor
• A physical factor
• A medical factor

d. A social factor - CORRECT ANSWER: A

• You are admitting a patient who is in hypertensive crisis. The doctor's notes indicate

that bruits that are both systolic and diastolic have been noted and renal artery stenosis is suspected as the cause of the hypertension. Where would you auscultate the patient's abdomen to hear these bruits? (Mark all that apply.)

• Right upper quadrant
• Femoral arteries
• Iliac arteries 1 / 3

• Epigastrium

e. Costovertebral angles - CORRECT ANSWER: A, D, E

• A 55-year-old African American man presents at the clinic with a chief complaint of

"indigestion." The patient tells the nurse, "It usually happens after I do things like mowing the lawn or doing other yard work." What should the nurse suspect?

• Angina
• Ulcer disease
• Aortic aneurysm

d. Gallbladder disease - CORRECT ANSWER: A

• A rape victim is being examined in the emergency department. A special rape kit

must be used to ensure what?

• Correct equipment is available
• Standardized tests are performed
• A chain of custody for evidence

d. Only licensed personnel do the examination - CORRECT ANSWER: C

• What is a lay term for the spontaneous loss of pregnancy?
• Missed abortion
• Missed pregnancy
• Abortion
• Miscarriage /t D

• Mrs. Wells presents at the clinic with a chief complaint of pain in her upper

abdomen. On assessment the nurse notes that Mrs. Wells has recurrent pain, more than two times weekly, in her upper abdomen, and that this recurrent pain started 2 months ago. What term should the nurse use for this type of pain?

• Discomfort
• Dysphagia
• Dyspepsia

d. Odynophagia - CORRECT ANSWER: C

• What are the indications for a pelvic examination during adolescence? (Mark all that

apply.)

• Onset of menarche at age 13
• Minimal bleeding during menses
• Dysmenorrhea
• Prescription of contraceptives

e. Vaginal discharge - CORRECT ANSWER: C,D,E

• Mrs. Janis brings her 11- and 13-year-old daughters to the clinic to receive the HPV

vaccine. Mrs. Janis wants to know how long her daughters will have immunity once they are vaccinated. What would be the correct response?

• Length of immunity is 5 years 2 / 3

• Length of immunity is 25 years
• Length of immunity is lifetime

d. Length of immunity is undetermined - CORRECT ANSWER: D

• What can cause bladder distention? (Mark all that apply.)
• Medications
• Stroke
• Multiple sclerosis
• Perineal fissure

e. Rectal abscess - CORRECT ANSWER: A, B, C

• Donovan Graham, a 45-year-old black male, tells the nurse that he has little or no

interest in sex. He says he is concerned and he knows his wife is unhappy with his lack of libido.What can you tell Mr. Graham causes lack of libido?

• Manic episodes
• Fatigue
• Side effects of medications

d. Testosterone hypersecretion - CORRECT ANSWER: C

• You are assessing a patient for acute cholecystitis. What sign would you assess

for?

• Psoas sign
• Obstipation sign
• Murphy sign

d. Cutaneous hyperesthesia - CORRECT ANSWER: C

• You are presenting patient education on STDs to a high school health class. What

infection would you tell the students can be transmitted by oral-penile transmission?

• Genital warts
• Chlamydia
• Candida infection

d. Human papillomavirus - CORRECT ANSWER: B

• Your patient has epigastric pain that is poorly localized and radiates to the back.

What would be an important diagnosis to assess for?

• Acute pancreatitis
• Biliary colic
• Acute cholecystitis

d. Acute diverticulitis - CORRECT ANSWER: A

• When assessing for an appendicitis, what signs might you look for? (Mark all that

apply.)

• Murphy sign
• Psoas sign
• Obfuscator sign
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