Tonsillar node - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Facial skin No discoloration or lesions Head Midline, symmetrical, normal in size Lymph node palpation (9 locations) *Preauricular* - in front of ear *Post auricular* - behind ear *Occipital* - back of head Move forward - *tonsillar* Under jawline - *submandibular*, *Submental* *Anterior cervical* *Posterior cervical* *Supraclavicular* - above clavicles ---Do not feel any enlargement, equal bilaterally CN 5 *Trigeminal nerve* Motor component - palpate over the master muscl...

NR 509 Bates / midterm Exam Questions And Answers All Verified By Expert Preauricular nodes - ANS in front of the ear Posterior auricular node - ANS superficial to the mastoid process (behind the ear) Occipital node - ANS at the base of the skull posteriorly Tonsillar node - ANS at the angle of the mandible Submandibular node - ANS midway between the angle and the tip of the mandible. These nodes are usually smaller and smoother than the lobulated subman-dibular gland agai...

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NR 509 Bates / Midterm 2024 Preauricular nodes in front of the ear Posterior auricular node Occipital node superficial to the mastoid process (behind the ear) at the base of the skull posteriorly Tonsillar node at the angle of the mandible Submandibular node midway between the angle and the tip of the mandible. These nodes are usually smaller and smoother than the lobulated subman-dibular gland against which they lie Submental nodes in the midline a few cent...

CPNP-PC Boards: Exam Review Questions and answers, rated A+ Hand-foot-mouth disease - --RNA Virus: Coxsackievirus -vesicular exanthem on tongue, gums, palate, oral mucosa -papulovesicular exanthem on hands, feet and diaper area in children still in diapers -s/s= fever, anorexia, dysphagia -management= tylenol and ibuprofen, hydration Herpangina - --Infection due to coxsackievirus A that is characterized by acute onset of fever, sore throat, oral discomfort, headache, drooling, anorexi...

NR 509 Bates / midterm| Questions & Answers 2023/2024 (Verified Answers)

NR 509 MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE FINAL Preauricular nodes - CORRECT ANSWER-in front of the ear Posterior auricular node - CORRECT ANSWER-superficial to the mastoid process (behind the ear) Occipital node - CORRECT ANSWER-at the base of the skull posteriorly Tonsillar node - CORRECT ANSWER-at the angle of the mandible Submandibular node - CORRECT ANSWER-midway between the angle and the tip of the mandible. These nodes are usually smaller and smoother than the lobulated subman-dibular glan...

CPNP-PC Boards Exam Questions With Verified Answers. Hand-foot-mouth disease - answer-RNA Virus: Coxsackievirus -vesicular exanthem on tongue, gums, palate, oral mucosa -papulovesicular exanthem on hands, feet and diaper area in children still in diapers -s/s= fever, anorexia, dysphagia -management= tylenol and ibuprofen, hydration Herpangina - answer-Infection due to coxsackievirus A that is characterized by acute onset of fever, sore throat, oral discomfort, headache, drooling, anorexi...

Introduce yourself & patient - CORRECT ANSWER-Hi, my name is ________ and I will be performing a physical examination for NR509 Advanced Physical Assessment at Chamberlain University My name is _____ and I give permission for this video assessment to be uploaded to Chamberlain college of nursing Facial skin - CORRECT ANSWER-No discoloration or lesions Head - CORRECT ANSWER-Midline, symmetrical, normal in size Lymph node palpation (9 locations) - CORRECT ANSWER-*Preauricular* - in front...

Head And Neck Assessment Questions And Answers Rated A+. When assessing the face, which area is best for assessing symmetry of facial features? A - Nasolabial folds B - Inner canthus C - Anterior triangle D - Posterior triangle - correct answer. A The anterior and posterior triangles are two landmarks used to assess the neck. What two muscles make up these triangles? A - Omohyoid and trapezius B - Masseter and sternomastoid C - Trapezius and sternomastoid D - Tempora...