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GCU NUR 634 FINAL EXAM Newest 2025/ 2026
Complete 100 Questions And Correct Detailed
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what is kernigs sign - ANSWER-flex knee while pt is
supine making R angle with leg and straighten it---
resistance or pain in lower back is + Kernig's sign
suggesting meningeal irritation
pupils are reactive to in both to light direct and consensual
but unequal in size; what do you expect - ANSWER-
anisocoria
large left supraclavicular lymph node is indicative of what -
ANSWER-serious pathology- virchow node-malignancy
AV nicking during retinal exam; what would you have seen
- ANSWER-atrial stiffening- vein stops on either side of the
artery
clicking in TMJ - ANSWER-crepitus, displacement of joint
new onset ear pain, suggestive of otitis media - ANSWER-
lack of mobility in tympanic membrane during insuffiation
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14 y/o student comes to clinical for a 3-month hx of
dyspnea when playing basketball. the dyspnea resolves
shortly after resting. There is no fever, chills, cough
sputum, chest pain, or serious illness. Asthma is
suspected. Which of the following sounds heard on
exhalation would suggest asthma? - ANSWER-wheezing
75 y/o F in good health presents to a NP. she takes no
medications but has been told in the past her BP is high.
which one of the following findings is consistent with
normal aging process and is not a sign of CV disease? -
ANSWER-murmur, stiffened ventricles (valvular changes)
touching tonsisls is grade __ - ANSWER-4+
To determine s1 - ANSWER-palpate carotid artery for
carotid upstroke
Assessment of jvp correlates with - ANSWER-CVP
where on the body and when in cardiac cycle would you
ascultate a murmur - ANSWER-mitral valv prolapse-late
systolic. mid systolic click at apex and left lower sternal
border
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what do you do prior to ABG - ANSWER-allens test
when percussing PNA pt youll hear - ANSWER-dullness
Pulse oximeter reads 97% what does that mean -
ANSWER-arterial hgb 97%
you hear bronchial breath sounds in left lower lung what
do you expect - ANSWER-fluid filled-increased breath
sounds suggest consolidation.
scattered expiratory wheezing - ANSWER-chronic asthma
assessing ROM in healthy 28 year old women with no joint
issues which would indicate limited ankle ROM -
ANSWER-30 degree plantar flexion
Crepitus while palpating joints indicates - ANSWER-
Roughened articular cartilages.
GCU NUR 634 FINAL EXAM Newest 2025/ 2026
Complete 100 Questions And Correct Detailed
Answers (verified Answers) ||Already Graded
A+||Newest Exam Version!!!
what is kernigs sign - ANSWER-flex knee while pt is
supine making R angle with leg and straighten it---
resistance or pain in lower back is + Kernig's sign
suggesting meningeal irritation
pupils are reactive to in both to light direct and consensual
but unequal in size; what do you expect - ANSWER-
anisocoria
large left supraclavicular lymph node is indicative of what -
ANSWER-serious pathology- virchow node-malignancy
AV nicking during retinal exam; what would you have seen
- ANSWER-atrial stiffening- vein stops on either side of the
artery
clicking in TMJ - ANSWER-crepitus, displacement of joint
new onset ear pain, suggestive of otitis media - ANSWER-
lack of mobility in tympanic membrane during insuffiation
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14 y/o student comes to clinical for a 3-month hx of
dyspnea when playing basketball. the dyspnea resolves
shortly after resting. There is no fever, chills, cough
sputum, chest pain, or serious illness. Asthma is
suspected. Which of the following sounds heard on
exhalation would suggest asthma? - ANSWER-wheezing
75 y/o F in good health presents to a NP. she takes no
medications but has been told in the past her BP is high.
which one of the following findings is consistent with
normal aging process and is not a sign of CV disease? -
ANSWER-murmur, stiffened ventricles (valvular changes)
touching tonsisls is grade __ - ANSWER-4+
To determine s1 - ANSWER-palpate carotid artery for
carotid upstroke
Assessment of jvp correlates with - ANSWER-CVP
where on the body and when in cardiac cycle would you
ascultate a murmur - ANSWER-mitral valv prolapse-late
systolic. mid systolic click at apex and left lower sternal
border
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what do you do prior to ABG - ANSWER-allens test
when percussing PNA pt youll hear - ANSWER-dullness
Pulse oximeter reads 97% what does that mean -
ANSWER-arterial hgb 97%
you hear bronchial breath sounds in left lower lung what
do you expect - ANSWER-fluid filled-increased breath
sounds suggest consolidation.
scattered expiratory wheezing - ANSWER-chronic asthma
assessing ROM in healthy 28 year old women with no joint
issues which would indicate limited ankle ROM -
ANSWER-30 degree plantar flexion
Crepitus while palpating joints indicates - ANSWER-
Roughened articular cartilages.
