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NU 673 PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTHCARE 1 REVIEW
2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED
A+|
For aerobic activity, adults should perform at least ___ minutes of
moderate-intensity cardiorespiratory activity, such as brisk
walking, each week. - ANSWER-For aerobic activity, adults
should perform at least 150 minutes (2 hours and 30 minutes) of
moderate-intensity cardiorespiratory activity, such as brisk
walking, each week.
A. At higher arm levels, the blood pressure recordings will be
B. At lower arm levels, the blood pressure recordings will be -
ANSWER-
A. This is usually measured in vertical distance above the sternal
angle (also called the angle of Louis), the bony ridge adjacent to
the second rib where the manubrium joins the body of the
sternum.
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B. 30° to 45°, the estimated JVP may be __ cm lower than
catheter measurements from the right midatrium - ANSWER-A.
JVP
B. Some authors report that at 30° to 45°, the estimated JVP may
be 3 cm lower than catheter measurements from the right
midatrium (Bickley)
A. the JVP cannot be measured because the level of oscillation,
or menis- cus, is above the jaw and, therefore, not visible.
B. The "top" of the internal jugular vein is now easily visible, so
the vertical distance from the sternal angle or right atrium can now
be measured.
C. the veins are barely discernible above the clavicle, making
measurement untenable.
D. JVP will be low, caus- ing you to lower the head of the bed,
sometimes even to 0°, to see the point of oscillation best.
E. that the JVP will be high, causing you to raise the head of the
bed. - ANSWER-A. he head of the bed is raised to the usual level,
approximately 30°
B. the head of the bed is raised to 60°. .
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C. the patient is upright and the veins are barely discernible
above the clavicle, making measurement untenable. .
D. If the patient is hypovolemic
E. f the patient is volume-overloaded, or hypervolemic, anticipate
- A hypovolemic or septic patient may have to lie flat before you
see the neck veins. In contrast, when there is vol- ume overload,
you may need to ele- vate the patient's head to 60° or even 90° to
locate the oscillation point.
- An elevated JVP is highly correlated with both acute and chronic
heart fail- ure.102,104-110 It is also seen in tricuspid stenosis,
chronic pulmonary hyperten- sion, superior vena cava obstruction,
cardiac tamponade, and constrictive pericarditis.
A. This finiding regarding JVP does not indicate heart failure
B. Specificity of an elevated JVP - ANSWER-
A. Prominent a waves
B. Absent a waves
C. Prominent v waves - ANSWER-
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A. Unilateral pulsatile bulging of the carotid
B. Presusre on the carotid sinus may cause
C. Carotid pulse is small, thready, or weak
D. The carotid pulse is bounding in
E. The carotid upstroke is delayed in - ANSWER-
A. Bigeminal pulse vary beat to beat
B. Alternately loud and soft korotkoff sounds
C. A difference > 10 mm Hg to 12 mm Hg constitutes
D. are transmitted to the carotid arteries from the suprasternal
notch or 2nd right intercostal space
E. Caused by atortous carotid artery - ANSWER-
A. To assess the PMI and extra heart sounds such as S3 or S4,
ask the patient to turn to
B. Low pitch extra sounds such as an S3, opening snap, diastolic
rumble
C. Soft decrescendo higher-pitched diastolic murmur of
NU 673 PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTHCARE 1 REVIEW
2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED
A+|
For aerobic activity, adults should perform at least ___ minutes of
moderate-intensity cardiorespiratory activity, such as brisk
walking, each week. - ANSWER-For aerobic activity, adults
should perform at least 150 minutes (2 hours and 30 minutes) of
moderate-intensity cardiorespiratory activity, such as brisk
walking, each week.
A. At higher arm levels, the blood pressure recordings will be
B. At lower arm levels, the blood pressure recordings will be -
ANSWER-
A. This is usually measured in vertical distance above the sternal
angle (also called the angle of Louis), the bony ridge adjacent to
the second rib where the manubrium joins the body of the
sternum.
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B. 30° to 45°, the estimated JVP may be __ cm lower than
catheter measurements from the right midatrium - ANSWER-A.
JVP
B. Some authors report that at 30° to 45°, the estimated JVP may
be 3 cm lower than catheter measurements from the right
midatrium (Bickley)
A. the JVP cannot be measured because the level of oscillation,
or menis- cus, is above the jaw and, therefore, not visible.
B. The "top" of the internal jugular vein is now easily visible, so
the vertical distance from the sternal angle or right atrium can now
be measured.
C. the veins are barely discernible above the clavicle, making
measurement untenable.
D. JVP will be low, caus- ing you to lower the head of the bed,
sometimes even to 0°, to see the point of oscillation best.
E. that the JVP will be high, causing you to raise the head of the
bed. - ANSWER-A. he head of the bed is raised to the usual level,
approximately 30°
B. the head of the bed is raised to 60°. .
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C. the patient is upright and the veins are barely discernible
above the clavicle, making measurement untenable. .
D. If the patient is hypovolemic
E. f the patient is volume-overloaded, or hypervolemic, anticipate
- A hypovolemic or septic patient may have to lie flat before you
see the neck veins. In contrast, when there is vol- ume overload,
you may need to ele- vate the patient's head to 60° or even 90° to
locate the oscillation point.
- An elevated JVP is highly correlated with both acute and chronic
heart fail- ure.102,104-110 It is also seen in tricuspid stenosis,
chronic pulmonary hyperten- sion, superior vena cava obstruction,
cardiac tamponade, and constrictive pericarditis.
A. This finiding regarding JVP does not indicate heart failure
B. Specificity of an elevated JVP - ANSWER-
A. Prominent a waves
B. Absent a waves
C. Prominent v waves - ANSWER-
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A. Unilateral pulsatile bulging of the carotid
B. Presusre on the carotid sinus may cause
C. Carotid pulse is small, thready, or weak
D. The carotid pulse is bounding in
E. The carotid upstroke is delayed in - ANSWER-
A. Bigeminal pulse vary beat to beat
B. Alternately loud and soft korotkoff sounds
C. A difference > 10 mm Hg to 12 mm Hg constitutes
D. are transmitted to the carotid arteries from the suprasternal
notch or 2nd right intercostal space
E. Caused by atortous carotid artery - ANSWER-
A. To assess the PMI and extra heart sounds such as S3 or S4,
ask the patient to turn to
B. Low pitch extra sounds such as an S3, opening snap, diastolic
rumble
C. Soft decrescendo higher-pitched diastolic murmur of
