HEAS 1000 FINAL – FALL ACTUAL 2026/2027 | MOST
RECENT EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
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Identify the purpose of health assessment - ANSWER-The
purpose of health assessment is to make a judgement or
diagnosis on the basis of data from various sources
(analyzing the subjective and objective data)
referred pain esophagus is felt - ANSWER-mid epigastric
or lower sternum
,referred gallbladder pain is felt - ANSWER-right or left
scapula
referred pancreas pain is felt - ANSWER-mid epigastric
radiating to back
referred kidney pain is felt - ANSWER-flank or lower
abdomen
referred colon pain is felt - ANSWER-lower abdomen
GI objective assessment inspection - ANSWER-· Contour
( flat, scaphoid, rounded, or protuberant)
· Symmetry (look for protrusions or bulging)
,· Umbilicus ( in midline and inverted no discolouration,
inflammation, or hernia)
· Skin ( smooth and even in colour, stretch marks, nevi,
scars)
· Ostomies and Percutaneous Tubes
· Pulsation or Movement
· Hair distribution
Demeanour
Gi objective assessment Auscultation - ANSWER-· Bowel
sounds
o Normal (5-30/min), hypoactive, hyperactive
o Absent - listen for 5 min to determine if absent
o Start RLQ
, o Borborygmus- Stomach growling
Gi considerations of the older adult - ANSWER-•
Suprapubic fat accumulation in women
• Abdominal accumulation in men
• Decreased salivation, gastric acid secretion, delayed
esophageal emptying (risk of aspiration
• More susceptible to dehydration
• Decreased liver size and increased gallstones
• Decreased renal function (adverse or toxic drug effects)
• Constipation
lactose intolerance - ANSWER-The inability to completely
digest the milk sugar lactose
RECENT EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
(100%VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+|
GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!JUST RELEASED!!
Identify the purpose of health assessment - ANSWER-The
purpose of health assessment is to make a judgement or
diagnosis on the basis of data from various sources
(analyzing the subjective and objective data)
referred pain esophagus is felt - ANSWER-mid epigastric
or lower sternum
,referred gallbladder pain is felt - ANSWER-right or left
scapula
referred pancreas pain is felt - ANSWER-mid epigastric
radiating to back
referred kidney pain is felt - ANSWER-flank or lower
abdomen
referred colon pain is felt - ANSWER-lower abdomen
GI objective assessment inspection - ANSWER-· Contour
( flat, scaphoid, rounded, or protuberant)
· Symmetry (look for protrusions or bulging)
,· Umbilicus ( in midline and inverted no discolouration,
inflammation, or hernia)
· Skin ( smooth and even in colour, stretch marks, nevi,
scars)
· Ostomies and Percutaneous Tubes
· Pulsation or Movement
· Hair distribution
Demeanour
Gi objective assessment Auscultation - ANSWER-· Bowel
sounds
o Normal (5-30/min), hypoactive, hyperactive
o Absent - listen for 5 min to determine if absent
o Start RLQ
, o Borborygmus- Stomach growling
Gi considerations of the older adult - ANSWER-•
Suprapubic fat accumulation in women
• Abdominal accumulation in men
• Decreased salivation, gastric acid secretion, delayed
esophageal emptying (risk of aspiration
• More susceptible to dehydration
• Decreased liver size and increased gallstones
• Decreased renal function (adverse or toxic drug effects)
• Constipation
lactose intolerance - ANSWER-The inability to completely
digest the milk sugar lactose
