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1. Which form of otorrhea is most likely associated with physical trauma?
a. Clear, watery fluid
b. Yellow fluid
c. Clear, mucoid fluid
d. Brown fluid
a. Clear, watery fluid
1. Which of the following syndromes or illnesses is not associated with ear conditions?
a. Stickler syndrome
b. Leukemia
c. Trisomy 13
d. CHARGE association
b. Leukemia
A patient arrives complaining of significant vertigo, which began after a sneezing fit and is
persisting. Before the fit, the patient had not experienced notable ear problems. What most
likely happened?
a. The mastoid bone, deteriorated by anaerobic infection, broke.
b. The patient is showing early symptoms of Meniere's disease.
c. The patient aggravated latent otitis media.
d. The patient ruptured the round window in one or both inner ears.
c. The patient aggravated latent otitis media.
The physician observes the patient and notes that his head is not rotated toward either side,
his head is tilted toward the left ear, and he shows no reluctance to move his head in various
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directions. What does this most likely suggest?
a. A well patient
b. Otalgia in the left ear
c. Hearing loss in the right ear
d. Vertigo
b. Otalgia in the left ear
During the physical examination, the physician notices visible blood vessels in the center of
the patient's tympanic membrane. What is the likeliest diagnosis?
a. Acute or chronic otitis
b. Bone exostoses
c. A normal, healthy tympanic membrane
d. Tympanosclerosis
a. Acute or chronic otitis
What hearing test is specifically designed to compare air conduction to bone conduction?
a. Rinne
b. Weber
c. Whisper
d. Tympanic
a. Rinne
Lateralization of intensity of tone in a tuning fork test to the patient's right ear is most likely
symptomatic of what?
a. Normal functioning
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b. Conductive hearing loss in left ear
c. Sensorineural hearing loss in the right ear
d. Conductive hearing loss in the right ear
d. Conductive hearing loss in the right ear
Which type of otalgia can be tested using a tympanogram?
a. Acute otitis media
b. Serous otitis
c. Chronic otitis media
d. Trauma
b. Serous otitis
Which of the following is typical or common in a geriatric patient?
a. Shortened pinna
b. Decreased amount and coarseness of hair growth on external ear canal
c. Decreasing prevalence of tinnitus
d. Presbycusis
d. Presbycusis
Which type of otalgia can be tested using a tympanogram?
a. Acute otitis media
b. Serous otitis
A+ TEST BANK 4
NUR 504 3P APEA 2026 LATEST UPDATE
COMPLETE 400 QUESTIONS
CHAMBERLAIN COLLEGE OF NURSING
EXAM COMPLETE TEST BANK VERIFIED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS with
DETAILED RATIONALES GRADED A+
GUARANTEED PASS- ACE YOUR EXAM
A+ TEST BANK 1
, NUR 504 3P APEA 2026 LATEST
1. Which form of otorrhea is most likely associated with physical trauma?
a. Clear, watery fluid
b. Yellow fluid
c. Clear, mucoid fluid
d. Brown fluid
a. Clear, watery fluid
1. Which of the following syndromes or illnesses is not associated with ear conditions?
a. Stickler syndrome
b. Leukemia
c. Trisomy 13
d. CHARGE association
b. Leukemia
A patient arrives complaining of significant vertigo, which began after a sneezing fit and is
persisting. Before the fit, the patient had not experienced notable ear problems. What most
likely happened?
a. The mastoid bone, deteriorated by anaerobic infection, broke.
b. The patient is showing early symptoms of Meniere's disease.
c. The patient aggravated latent otitis media.
d. The patient ruptured the round window in one or both inner ears.
c. The patient aggravated latent otitis media.
The physician observes the patient and notes that his head is not rotated toward either side,
his head is tilted toward the left ear, and he shows no reluctance to move his head in various
A+ TEST BANK 2
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directions. What does this most likely suggest?
a. A well patient
b. Otalgia in the left ear
c. Hearing loss in the right ear
d. Vertigo
b. Otalgia in the left ear
During the physical examination, the physician notices visible blood vessels in the center of
the patient's tympanic membrane. What is the likeliest diagnosis?
a. Acute or chronic otitis
b. Bone exostoses
c. A normal, healthy tympanic membrane
d. Tympanosclerosis
a. Acute or chronic otitis
What hearing test is specifically designed to compare air conduction to bone conduction?
a. Rinne
b. Weber
c. Whisper
d. Tympanic
a. Rinne
Lateralization of intensity of tone in a tuning fork test to the patient's right ear is most likely
symptomatic of what?
a. Normal functioning
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b. Conductive hearing loss in left ear
c. Sensorineural hearing loss in the right ear
d. Conductive hearing loss in the right ear
d. Conductive hearing loss in the right ear
Which type of otalgia can be tested using a tympanogram?
a. Acute otitis media
b. Serous otitis
c. Chronic otitis media
d. Trauma
b. Serous otitis
Which of the following is typical or common in a geriatric patient?
a. Shortened pinna
b. Decreased amount and coarseness of hair growth on external ear canal
c. Decreasing prevalence of tinnitus
d. Presbycusis
d. Presbycusis
Which type of otalgia can be tested using a tympanogram?
a. Acute otitis media
b. Serous otitis
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