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NR304 FINAL EXAM HEALTH ASSESSMENT II REVIEW
||VERIFIED EXAM!!|| MOST RECENT EXAM ACTUAL
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM!!!
What does increased prostate-specific antigen indicate? -
Answer-Possible prostate cancer
A patient comes in complaining of a lump in one of her
berasts. Which breast would be palpated first? - Answer-
Palpate the side without the lump to form a baseline
A nurse is teaching a patient how to do breast
examinations in the shower at home. What should the
nurse advise the patient to do? - Answer-Do breast exam
with soapy water
What is the epididymis? - Answer-Coiled tube inside the
testes where sperm is stored
What is the first sign of puberty in the male? - Answer-
Enlargement of testis
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An older man is reporting decreased sexual performance
during his assessment. What should the nurse evaluate
for? - Answer-Depression
What is stress incontinence? - Answer-Leakage with
increased abdominal pressure, effort, exertion, sneezing,
or coughing due to weakened pelvic floor muscles
What are some abnormal findings for testicular self
examination? - Answer-Enlarged testicle
Painless lump
What can occur after taking antibiotics for a UTI? -
Answer-Candidiasis (yeast infection)
A nurse is teaching a young male about STIs. What should
she make sure to ask him? - Answer-Do you use condoms
every time?
A nurse is teaching a female adolescent about sexual
health. What should she be sure to ask? - Answer-Do you
have any questions about it?
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What is an expected finding for the genitals of a newborn
baby girl? - Answer-Labia is wet and swollen at birth due
to maternal estrogen
A young adult female wants to begin taking oral
contraceptives. What should the nurse be sure to assess?
- Answer-How many cigarettes do you smoke per day?
What should you make sure to assess when teaching a 14
y/o patient about types of birth control? - Answer-Sexual
history
A patient has recently been exposed to an STI. What is
the first thing the nurse should assess? - Answer-Recent
sexual history
Can genital herpes be transmitted if the sores are not
open? - Answer-Yes
A patient states that his genital herpes is cured because
his sores have gone away. True/false? - Answer-False
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At what age should annual fecal occult blood tests start? -
Answer-Age 50
What is dysmenorrhea? - Answer-painful menstruation
How long do you assess an irregular apical pulse? -
Answer-One full minute
When doing an abdominal assessment, should you
palpate or auscultate first? - Answer-Auscultate
You have a post-operative patient with atelectasis and
hypoxia. What is an expected vital signs finding? -
Answer-Tachycardia
What are some expected findings for older adult patients?
- Answer-Decreased gastric motility
Decreased skin elasticity
Coarse nasal hairs
NR304 FINAL EXAM HEALTH ASSESSMENT II REVIEW
||VERIFIED EXAM!!|| MOST RECENT EXAM ACTUAL
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM!!!
What does increased prostate-specific antigen indicate? -
Answer-Possible prostate cancer
A patient comes in complaining of a lump in one of her
berasts. Which breast would be palpated first? - Answer-
Palpate the side without the lump to form a baseline
A nurse is teaching a patient how to do breast
examinations in the shower at home. What should the
nurse advise the patient to do? - Answer-Do breast exam
with soapy water
What is the epididymis? - Answer-Coiled tube inside the
testes where sperm is stored
What is the first sign of puberty in the male? - Answer-
Enlargement of testis
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An older man is reporting decreased sexual performance
during his assessment. What should the nurse evaluate
for? - Answer-Depression
What is stress incontinence? - Answer-Leakage with
increased abdominal pressure, effort, exertion, sneezing,
or coughing due to weakened pelvic floor muscles
What are some abnormal findings for testicular self
examination? - Answer-Enlarged testicle
Painless lump
What can occur after taking antibiotics for a UTI? -
Answer-Candidiasis (yeast infection)
A nurse is teaching a young male about STIs. What should
she make sure to ask him? - Answer-Do you use condoms
every time?
A nurse is teaching a female adolescent about sexual
health. What should she be sure to ask? - Answer-Do you
have any questions about it?
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What is an expected finding for the genitals of a newborn
baby girl? - Answer-Labia is wet and swollen at birth due
to maternal estrogen
A young adult female wants to begin taking oral
contraceptives. What should the nurse be sure to assess?
- Answer-How many cigarettes do you smoke per day?
What should you make sure to assess when teaching a 14
y/o patient about types of birth control? - Answer-Sexual
history
A patient has recently been exposed to an STI. What is
the first thing the nurse should assess? - Answer-Recent
sexual history
Can genital herpes be transmitted if the sores are not
open? - Answer-Yes
A patient states that his genital herpes is cured because
his sores have gone away. True/false? - Answer-False
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At what age should annual fecal occult blood tests start? -
Answer-Age 50
What is dysmenorrhea? - Answer-painful menstruation
How long do you assess an irregular apical pulse? -
Answer-One full minute
When doing an abdominal assessment, should you
palpate or auscultate first? - Answer-Auscultate
You have a post-operative patient with atelectasis and
hypoxia. What is an expected vital signs finding? -
Answer-Tachycardia
What are some expected findings for older adult patients?
- Answer-Decreased gastric motility
Decreased skin elasticity
Coarse nasal hairs
