NUR7580 Q-Bank: Head, Eye, Ear, Nose, and
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What level of visual acuity constitutes Visual acuity of 20/200 or worse in the better eye
legal blindness? with corrected lens.
An NP is evaluating a patient with a A gradual loss of peripheral vision
history of primary open-angle
glaucoma. Along with changes in the
color and size of the optic disc,
which of the following best
describes the most common
subjective change reported by
patients with this condition?
An NP is assessing a pediatric patient Otitis media with effusion (OME)
with hearing loss. Which of the
following is a significant risk factor
for conductive hearing loss in
children?
, An NP is evaluating an adult patient Cumulative ultraviolet (UV) light exposure and age
with a lesion on the helix of the ear
that is suspicious for squamous cell
carcinoma (SCC). Which of the
following is the most significant risk
factor for SCC?
An adult patient reports difficulty Presbyopia
reading small print in books and on
their phone that improves when they
hold it farther away. How should an
NP document this visual finding in
the patient's record?
An NP is assessing an adult patient Palpate the frontal sinuses for tenderness under the
with purulent nasal discharge and bony brows.
facial pain. Which of the following
assessment techniques is the most
appropriate to evaluate the sinuses?
Examination of the nose and Acute sinusitis of the frontal and maxillary sinuses
paranasal sinuses reveal local
tenderness, pain, and rhinorrhea in a
febrile patient. Which of the
following findings are suggestive?
An NP is assessing a patient who Exposure to solar radiation
presents with an area of dryness on
the lower lip, and the NP suspects
actinic cheilitis. Which of the
following is the most common risk
factor for this condition?
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Terms in this set (50)
What level of visual acuity constitutes Visual acuity of 20/200 or worse in the better eye
legal blindness? with corrected lens.
An NP is evaluating a patient with a A gradual loss of peripheral vision
history of primary open-angle
glaucoma. Along with changes in the
color and size of the optic disc,
which of the following best
describes the most common
subjective change reported by
patients with this condition?
An NP is assessing a pediatric patient Otitis media with effusion (OME)
with hearing loss. Which of the
following is a significant risk factor
for conductive hearing loss in
children?
, An NP is evaluating an adult patient Cumulative ultraviolet (UV) light exposure and age
with a lesion on the helix of the ear
that is suspicious for squamous cell
carcinoma (SCC). Which of the
following is the most significant risk
factor for SCC?
An adult patient reports difficulty Presbyopia
reading small print in books and on
their phone that improves when they
hold it farther away. How should an
NP document this visual finding in
the patient's record?
An NP is assessing an adult patient Palpate the frontal sinuses for tenderness under the
with purulent nasal discharge and bony brows.
facial pain. Which of the following
assessment techniques is the most
appropriate to evaluate the sinuses?
Examination of the nose and Acute sinusitis of the frontal and maxillary sinuses
paranasal sinuses reveal local
tenderness, pain, and rhinorrhea in a
febrile patient. Which of the
following findings are suggestive?
An NP is assessing a patient who Exposure to solar radiation
presents with an area of dryness on
the lower lip, and the NP suspects
actinic cheilitis. Which of the
following is the most common risk
factor for this condition?
