Johnwaruigaita

Distal interphalangeal joints - Where are Herberden Nodes located? Proximal interphalangeal joints - Where are Buchard's nodes located? Osteoarthritis - What are Buchard's and Herberden nodes associated with? Buchard's and herberden nodes - Hard, contender nodules, usually 2 to 3 mm in diameter By stroking the inner thigh and the testicle should rise on the stroked side - How do you elicit the cremastueric reflex? On the posterior surface of the testis - Where is the epididymis located? ...

Which statement suggests a patient may be at risk for contracting Hep A ? - I have recently been overseas The examiner observes venous return on the abdomen that moves upward from the pubis to the chest. This finding should make the examiner consider - Inferior vena cava obstruction A 36 week pregnant patient has a protrusion at the midline of the abdomen. This is recognized as - Diastisis recti What technique should the examiner use to differentiate between a enlarged kidney and an enlarged ...

Gross margin - (Sales - COGS) / Sales Net profit margin - Net profit / Sales Operating profit margin - Operating profit / sales Accounts receivable days - (AR / Sales) * 365 Inventory days - (Inventory / COGS) * 365 Accounts payable days - (AP / COGS) * 365

females >40 - is costochondritis more common in males or females, and in what age group? 18 points (11 to dx) - with FM there are a certain number of anatomic points, how many anatomic points have been defined and how many of those must be tender to diagnose FM? males 4:1 to 10:1 - is AS more common in males or females, and what is the ratio? 0-20: monitor and conservative care 20-40: brace 40+L: surgery - describe the Cobb angles and suggested treatment strategies for the three states...

The nurse identifies bright red drainage, about 2.4 inches (6 cm) in diameter, on the dressing of a client who is one day post abdominal surgery. Which action should the nurse take next? A. Mark the drainage on the dressing and take vital signs. B. Notify the healthcare provider of a potential for hemorrhage. C. Remove the dressing and assess the surgical incision site. D. Reassess dressing in one hour for increased drainage. - A. Mark the drainage on the dressing and take vital signs. Rati...

Which change should be made when performing an abdomen radiograph on a patient with ascites? - Raise exposure factors. Which system can store images? - Picture archival and communication system (PACS). What is the result if pixel bit depth is decreased? - Contrast resolution is decreased. Prior to performing a posteroanterior (PA) chest projection with automatic exposure control (AEC), the radiographer discovers that the patient has had a right total pneumonectomy. Which technical considerati...

THE NURSE KNOWS THAT WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS CONSIDERED THE MOST RELIABLE INDICATOR OF PAIN? - SUBJECTIVE REPORT - PATIENT'S DESCRIPTION (SUBJECTIVE) OF THE PAIN IS THE MOST RELIABLE TO ASSES THE PAIN A PATIENT COMES O THE CLINIC COMPLAINING OF NECK AND SHOULDER PAIN AND IS UNBALE TO TURN HER HEAD. NURSE SUSPECTS DAMAGE TO CRANIAL NERVE _______ AND PROCEEDS WITH THE EXAMINATION BY ________. - XI (11) ; ASKING THE PATIENT TO SHRUG HER SHOULDERS AGAINST RESISTANCE NURSE NOTICES THAT A PATIEN...

Q: While auscultating heart sounds, the nurse hears a murmur. What should be used to assess it? - A: The bell of the stethoscope Q: The nurse is testing a patient's visual accommodation, which refers to - A: pupillary constriction when looking at an object Q: In using the ophthalmoscope to assess a patient's eyes, the nurse notes a red glow in the pupils. What does the nurse do - A: consider it a normal reflection of the light off the inner retina Q: When preparing to do an otoscopic exam o...

1. After completing an initial assessment of a patient, the nurse has charted that his respirations are eupneic and his pulse is 58 beats per minute. These types of data would be: a. Objective. b. Reflective. c. Subjective. d. Introspective. - ANS: A Objective data are what the health professional observes by inspecting, percussing, palpating, and auscultating during the physical examination. Subjective data is what the person says about him or herself during history taking. The terms re...

The posterior hypothalamus helps control temperature by - Causing vasoconstriction. Of the following mechanisms of heat loss by the body, identify the mechanism that transfers heat away by using air movement? - Convection The patient has a temperature of 105.2° F. The nurse is attempting to lower his temperature by providing tepid sponge baths and placing cool compresses in strategic body locations. The nurse is attempting to lower the patient's temperature through the use of - Conduction W...