NSG 121 Health Assessment HESI Final Exam 2025/2026 Actual
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When does ovulation occur? - ANSWER-On average 28-day
menstrual cycle,
ovulation occurs 14 days before the start of the next
menstrual period.
Deep Tendon Reflexes Assessment - ANSWER-Deep Tendon
Reflexes. DTRs
tested include biceps, triceps, brachioradialis,
patellar, and Achilles
These reflexes are observed for symmetry when tested
bilaterally and for briskness of reflex movement. DTRs are
graded on a scale of 0-4, with 0 representing absent reflexes
and 4 corresponding to significantly hyperactive responses.
4+—Very brisk, hyperactive
with clonus
3+—Brisker than
average
2+—Average,
normal
1+—Diminished; low
normal
0—No
response
, Temperature Tactile Differentiation - ANSWER-Temperature
Sensation. Test temperature sense only if pain or touch
sensation is abnormal. Use one prong of a tuning fork that has
been warmed with the hands or use test tubes containing warm
and cold water. Ask the patient to close the eyes. Touch the
skin with warm or cold objects. Have the patient identify when
he or she feels warm or cold.
Two Point Discrimination - ANSWER-Two-Point Discrimination.
This test is done only if other findings are abnormal. With the
patient eyes open, demonstrate what the cotton swabs feel like.
Then ask the patient to close the eyes. Hold the blunt end of
two cotton swabs approximately 5 cm (2 in.) apart and move
them together until the patient feels them as one point (the
ends of an opened paperclip may also be used)
Romberg Sign - ANSWER-In the Romberg test, ask the patient
to stand with feet together and arms at sides. Note any swaying
(stand close enough to prevent the patient from falling). Ask
the patient to close the eyes during the Romberg test for
additional assessment. Slight swaying may be normal because
visual cues help humans to maintain balance
Stuporous Neurological Status - ANSWER-Patient is
unresponsive and can be
aroused only briefly by vigorous, repeated
stimulation.
Complete Real Exam Questions with verified Answers (Correct
Answers) Graded A+ / Newest Exam!!
When does ovulation occur? - ANSWER-On average 28-day
menstrual cycle,
ovulation occurs 14 days before the start of the next
menstrual period.
Deep Tendon Reflexes Assessment - ANSWER-Deep Tendon
Reflexes. DTRs
tested include biceps, triceps, brachioradialis,
patellar, and Achilles
These reflexes are observed for symmetry when tested
bilaterally and for briskness of reflex movement. DTRs are
graded on a scale of 0-4, with 0 representing absent reflexes
and 4 corresponding to significantly hyperactive responses.
4+—Very brisk, hyperactive
with clonus
3+—Brisker than
average
2+—Average,
normal
1+—Diminished; low
normal
0—No
response
, Temperature Tactile Differentiation - ANSWER-Temperature
Sensation. Test temperature sense only if pain or touch
sensation is abnormal. Use one prong of a tuning fork that has
been warmed with the hands or use test tubes containing warm
and cold water. Ask the patient to close the eyes. Touch the
skin with warm or cold objects. Have the patient identify when
he or she feels warm or cold.
Two Point Discrimination - ANSWER-Two-Point Discrimination.
This test is done only if other findings are abnormal. With the
patient eyes open, demonstrate what the cotton swabs feel like.
Then ask the patient to close the eyes. Hold the blunt end of
two cotton swabs approximately 5 cm (2 in.) apart and move
them together until the patient feels them as one point (the
ends of an opened paperclip may also be used)
Romberg Sign - ANSWER-In the Romberg test, ask the patient
to stand with feet together and arms at sides. Note any swaying
(stand close enough to prevent the patient from falling). Ask
the patient to close the eyes during the Romberg test for
additional assessment. Slight swaying may be normal because
visual cues help humans to maintain balance
Stuporous Neurological Status - ANSWER-Patient is
unresponsive and can be
aroused only briefly by vigorous, repeated
stimulation.
