NR 304 (NR304)

NR 304 Exam 3 Study Guide Breast and Axillae Structure and Function -Purpose: production of milk and sexual pleasure -Cooper’s Ligaments: “coopers droppers” breast stretch as you age (ligaments lengthen and stretch) -Four quadrants of the breast (face of clock) -Tail of spence: up by the axillary, check for lumps -Where breast cancer is usually found -Palpate all the lymph nodes -Central (axillary) -Pectoral (anterior) -Subscapular (posterior) -Lateral (brachial) Breast Histo...

NR-304 Health Assessment II FINAL EXAM REVIEW What you need to know for Health Assessment final exam 1. If a patient is suffering from urine retention, what condition is that a symptom for? - common in men due to bladder outlet obstruction such as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) 2. Which of the following group would be at most risk of getting a Pap smear? o African American women would have not had the HPV vaccine. Pap testing should begin at 21 years. 3. Know the chart that has differe...

NR-304-Study Guide-Exam There is an increased pulse rate with fever  Lymphatic system o At birth it is well developed o Grows rapidly until 10 to 11 years of age o Lymph nodes are relatively large and often palpable Pregnant (BP changes throughout, varicosities)  Need to monitor blood pressure throughout pregnancy o Vasodiation due to hormone change o There is hyotension during the third trimester o Preeclampsia may result in hypertension  Preeclampsia is when a pregnant wom...

NR 304 Exam 3 Study Guide Exam 3 Study Guide Breast and Axillae Structure and Function -Purpose: production of milk and sexual pleasure -Cooper’s Ligaments: “coopers droppers” breast stretch as you age (ligaments lengthen and stretch) -Four quadrants of the breast (face of clock) -Tail of spence: up by the axillary, check for lumps -Where breast cancer is usually found -Palpate all the lymph nodes -Central (axillary) -Pectoral (anterior) -Subscapular (posterior) -Lateral (bra...

Nr 304 week 1 Nov Chapter 20 Peripheral Vascular System and Lymphatic

Define subjective and objective data. Give three examples of each and state if the findings are documented in the history or physical examination findings. • Subjective Data what the person says about himself or herself during the physical examination; symptom is a subjective sensations that the person is feeling; o Examples: itching, pain, feelings of worry, nausea, depression, fatigue, anxiety, loneliness, etc. • Objective Data what the you as the health professional observe by inspe...