NUR 2092 HEALTH ASSESSMENT FINAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS NEWLY MODIFIED
A client tells a nurse they are experiencing blurred vision. Which initial
question should the nurse ask the client?
A. "Can you describe your vision?"
B. "Are you experiencing double vision?"
C. "Have you recently had any eye pain?"
D. "What kinds of activities do you perform at work?" - CORRECT
ANSWER>>A. "Can you describe your vision?"
During an eye assessment, a young adult client reports difficulty seeing items
within close range. This assessment data is consistent with which factor?
A. Aging
B. Presbyopia
C. Hyperopia
D. Astigmatism - CORRECT ANSWER>>C. Hyperopia
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,The nurse is reviewing the records of a client with astigmatism. Which visual
changes should the nurse anticipate?
A. Double vision
B. Presence of floaters
C. Decreased field of vision
D. Inability to see things at a close range - CORRECT ANSWER>>A.
Double vision
During an eye examination, the nurse requests that the client read letters located
on the Snellen E chart. The client's vision is determined to be 20/200. Which
statements regarding the client's vision are accurate? Select all that apply.
A. The client is legally blind
B. The client is unable to read from a paper at close range
C. The client is found to be farsighted
D. The client is myopic
E. This is common in clients who are over 45 years of age - CORRECT
ANSWER>>A. The client is legally blind
D. The client is myopic
The nurse is assessing a client's visual fields by confrontation. Which action by
the nurse indicate appropriate practice? Select all that apply.
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,A. The nurse asks the client to cover one of their eyes with a card
B. The nurse uses a penlight to assist with performing the test
C. The nurse asks the client to sit 20 feet away
D. The client tells the nurse when she first sees the object
E. The nurse asks the client to stand 4 feet away - CORRECT
ANSWER>>A. The nurse asks the client to cover one of their eyes with a card
B. The nurse uses a penlight to assist with performing the test
D. The client tells the nurse when she first sees the object
A client tells the nurse they are experiencing double vision. Which question
should the nurse ask the client?
A. "Do you take any medications?"
B. "Do you have a history of hyperthyroidism?"
C. "Do you have a history of diabetes?"
D. "Do you have a history of renal disease?" - CORRECT ANSWER>>A.
"Do you take any medications?"
The nurse is assessing the client's vision. Which information should the nurse
provide the client?
A. "I am going to perform this test with you standing"
B. "You may leave your glasses on during the exam"
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, C. "I am going to have you close your covered eye"
D. "I will have you stand 20 feet from the chart" - CORRECT
ANSWER>>D. "I will have you stand 20 feet from the chart"
The nurse is assessing the fundus of the older client's eye with an
ophthalmoscope. The nurse determines that there is a cyst within the macula.
Which client symptom does the nurse anticipate?
A. Impaired central vision
B. Impaired peripheral vision
C. Consistently elevated serum glucose levels
D. Uncontrolled hypertension - CORRECT ANSWER>>A. Impaired
central vision
A client asks the nurse what part of the ears becomes blocked with pressure
when they travel on an airplane. Which structure of the ear should the nurse be
prepared to discuss?
A. Tympanic membrane
B. Ossicles
C. Cochlea
D. Eustachian tubes - CORRECT ANSWER>>A. Tympanic membrane
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QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS NEWLY MODIFIED
A client tells a nurse they are experiencing blurred vision. Which initial
question should the nurse ask the client?
A. "Can you describe your vision?"
B. "Are you experiencing double vision?"
C. "Have you recently had any eye pain?"
D. "What kinds of activities do you perform at work?" - CORRECT
ANSWER>>A. "Can you describe your vision?"
During an eye assessment, a young adult client reports difficulty seeing items
within close range. This assessment data is consistent with which factor?
A. Aging
B. Presbyopia
C. Hyperopia
D. Astigmatism - CORRECT ANSWER>>C. Hyperopia
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,The nurse is reviewing the records of a client with astigmatism. Which visual
changes should the nurse anticipate?
A. Double vision
B. Presence of floaters
C. Decreased field of vision
D. Inability to see things at a close range - CORRECT ANSWER>>A.
Double vision
During an eye examination, the nurse requests that the client read letters located
on the Snellen E chart. The client's vision is determined to be 20/200. Which
statements regarding the client's vision are accurate? Select all that apply.
A. The client is legally blind
B. The client is unable to read from a paper at close range
C. The client is found to be farsighted
D. The client is myopic
E. This is common in clients who are over 45 years of age - CORRECT
ANSWER>>A. The client is legally blind
D. The client is myopic
The nurse is assessing a client's visual fields by confrontation. Which action by
the nurse indicate appropriate practice? Select all that apply.
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,A. The nurse asks the client to cover one of their eyes with a card
B. The nurse uses a penlight to assist with performing the test
C. The nurse asks the client to sit 20 feet away
D. The client tells the nurse when she first sees the object
E. The nurse asks the client to stand 4 feet away - CORRECT
ANSWER>>A. The nurse asks the client to cover one of their eyes with a card
B. The nurse uses a penlight to assist with performing the test
D. The client tells the nurse when she first sees the object
A client tells the nurse they are experiencing double vision. Which question
should the nurse ask the client?
A. "Do you take any medications?"
B. "Do you have a history of hyperthyroidism?"
C. "Do you have a history of diabetes?"
D. "Do you have a history of renal disease?" - CORRECT ANSWER>>A.
"Do you take any medications?"
The nurse is assessing the client's vision. Which information should the nurse
provide the client?
A. "I am going to perform this test with you standing"
B. "You may leave your glasses on during the exam"
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, C. "I am going to have you close your covered eye"
D. "I will have you stand 20 feet from the chart" - CORRECT
ANSWER>>D. "I will have you stand 20 feet from the chart"
The nurse is assessing the fundus of the older client's eye with an
ophthalmoscope. The nurse determines that there is a cyst within the macula.
Which client symptom does the nurse anticipate?
A. Impaired central vision
B. Impaired peripheral vision
C. Consistently elevated serum glucose levels
D. Uncontrolled hypertension - CORRECT ANSWER>>A. Impaired
central vision
A client asks the nurse what part of the ears becomes blocked with pressure
when they travel on an airplane. Which structure of the ear should the nurse be
prepared to discuss?
A. Tympanic membrane
B. Ossicles
C. Cochlea
D. Eustachian tubes - CORRECT ANSWER>>A. Tympanic membrane
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