1) The correct order for abdominal assessment is inspection, auscultation, percussion, and palpation.
2) Normal bowel sounds should be heard 5-35 times per minute in each abdominal quadrant.
3) An important part of abdominal assessment is explaining each step to the patient.
This summarizes the key information regarding the correct process and important considerations for performing an abdominal assessment according to the provided document.
1) The correct order for abdominal assessment is inspection, auscultation, percussion, and palpation.
2) Normal bowel sounds should be heard 5-35 times per minute in each abdominal quadrant.
3) An important part of abdominal assessment is explaining each step to the patient.
This summarizes the key information regarding the correct process and important considerations for performing an abdominal assessment according to the provided document.
1) The correct order for abdominal assessment is inspection, auscultation, percussion, and palpation.
2) Normal bowel sounds should be heard 5-35 times per minute in each abdominal quadrant.
3) An important part of abdominal assessment is explaining each step to the patient.
This summarizes the key information regarding the correct process and important considerations for performing an abdominal assessment according to the provided document.
) Nurse Anthony is nurse clinical instructor -Should not detect masses
discussing about Abdomenal Assessment. -May locate the margins of the liver What is the correct order for abdominal -All of the above assessment? * 6.) What organs are in the RUQ of the -Inspection, palpation, auscultation, percussion abdomen? (Select and complete all 7 correct -Inspection, auscultation, percussion, palpation answers) -Auscultation, inspection, palpation, * percussion -The head of the pancreas, -Palpation, inspection, auscultation, percussion -cardiac organ -The gallbladder, 2.) Nurse Kris is havig her assessment on the -And part of the ascending and transverse bowel status of her patient. How often should colon. normal bowel sounds be heard in each -The right kidney and adrenal gland, quadrant of the abdomen? -The liver * -cerebro spinal fluid -5-35 times per minute -The duodenum, -Less than 5 times per minute -The hepatic flexure of the colon -15-20 times per minute -20-40 times per minute 7.) What organs are in the RLQ of the abdomen? (Select and complete all 4 correct 3.) Nurse Ben is performing his routine answers) abdomenal assessment to Jen, the newly * admitted patient in the ward. Which of the -scapula following is an important part of performing -The right ureter, an abdominal assessment? -right ovary and fallopian tube * -The cecum -Completing the assessment as quickly as -ciatic nerve possible -The appendix, -Stopping the assessment if the patient has any tenderness 8.) When doing abdomenal assessment how do -Explaining each step of the assessment to the you relax a patient for an abdominal exam? patient (Select and complete the 5 correct answers) -Having the patient breathe normally at all * times Correct answer -ensure that the stethoscope is warm and not 4.) Josephine is a newly hired nurse having a too cold hard time performing her abdominal -warm and comfortable room assessment with her patient. What should you -Patient supine with arms at side or on chest do if a patient is ticklish when you are -Pillow under head and feet palpating the abdomen? -Imagery/deep breathing exercises * -Distract the patient by talking to him or her. 9.) How would nurse Thelma assess John, a -Do not palpate the abdomen in the upper patient for possible abdominal hernia? quadrants. * -Do only deep palpation of all four quadrants. -A hernia is a protrusion of the abdominal -Place your hand over the patient's hand during viscera through an abnormal opening in the palpation muscle wall.You would be able to tell upon inspection. 5.)Nurse Clinical Instructor Hans is -Hernia cant be palpated and imaging test such emphasizing his lecture to her nursing students as CT Scan or Xray must be done to the on how to properly palpate teh abdomen. The patient. moderate and deep palpation of the abdomen -Hernia is confirmed through laboratory test * such as MRI. -May cause tenderness -Hernia is not a significant finding and should * not be included on the assessment. -Gallbladder disease -Overuse of laxatives 10.) Patient Maritess comes into the clinic -Gastrointestinal bleeding complaining that they have these weird marks -Localized bleeding around the anus on their abdomen that look like silvery white cracks but they used to look pink. What would 15.) Ascites is defines as: you tell them? * -A bowel obstruction What kinds of patients would experience these -A proximal loop of the large intestine type of marks? (Select and complete the 2 -An abnormal enlargement of the spleen correct answers) -An abnormal accumulation of serous fluid Correct answer: within the peritoneal cavity -These marks are called Striae. There is nothing to be concerned with them. They 16.) The nurse is assessing the abdomen of a occur with excessive stretching. pregnant woman who is complaining of having -Patients who have experienced excessive acid indigestion all the time. The nurse knows weight gain and/or pregnancy see this as a that esophageal reflux during pregnancy can normal finding. cause: * 11.) A patient is suspected of having -Diarrhea inflammation of the gallbladder, or -Pyrosis cholecystitis. The nurse should conduct which -Dysphagia of these techniques to assess for this -Constipation condition? 17.) A 40-year -old man states that his -Obturator test physician told him that he has a hernia. He -Test for Murphy sign asks the nurse to explain what a hernia is. -Assess for rebound tenderness Which response by the nurse is appropriate? -Iliopsoas muscle test * -No need to worry. Most men you age develop 12.) The nurse is percussion the seventh right hernias intercostal space at the mid-clavicular line -A hernia is a loop bowel protruding through a over the liver. Which sound should the nurse weak spot in the abdominal muscles. expect to hear? -A hernia is the result of prenatal growth abnormalities that are just causing problems -Dullness -I’ll have to have your physicians explain this -Tympany to you -Resonance -Hyperresonance 18.) Methods to enhance abdominal wall relaxation during examination include: 13.) When palpating the abdomen of a 20- * year-old patient, the nurse notices the presence -A cool environment of tenderness in the left upper quadrant with -having the patient place arms above the head deep palpation. Which of these structures is -Examining painful areas first most likely to be involved? -Positioning the patient with the knees bent.
-Spleen 19.) Which of the following may be noted
-Sigmoid colon through inspection of the abdomen? -Appendix * -Gallbladder -Fluid waves, abdominal contour -Umbilical eversion, Murphy’s sign 14.) The nurse notices that a patient has had a -Venous pattern, peristaltic waves, abdominal black, tarry stool and recalls that a possible contour cause would be: -Peritoneal irritation, general tympany, 26.) An action potential: peristaltic waves * -Involves the outflux of negative ions to 20.) Hyperactive bowel sounds that may be depolarize the membrane heard normally which are characteristic of -Involves the influx of negative ions to stomach growling are: (Select all that apply). depolarize the membrane * -Is initiated by potassium ion movements -Loud -Is essential for nerve impulse propagation -Soft -Prolonged gurgles 27.) Cell bodies of the sensory neurons of the -Tinkling spinal nerves are located in: * 21.) The absence of bowel sounds is -The dorsal root ganglia of the spinal cord established after listening for: -The thalamus * -The hypothalamus -1 full minute -The ventral root ganglia of the of the spinal -3 full minutes cord -5 full minutes -7 full minutes 28.) The effects of the sympathetic nervous system are essentially opposite of the: 22.) The vital centers for the control of visceral * activities such as heart rate, breathing blood -Motor division pressure, swallowing and vomiting are located -Parasympathetic nervous system in the: -Sensory division * -Central nervous system -Hypothalamus -Pons 29.) Cerebrospinal fluid circulates through all -Cerebrum of the following except: -Medulla oblongata * -Corpus callosum 23.) Immediately after an action potential is -Lateral ventricle propagated, which one of the following ions -Fourth ventricle rapidly diffuses out of the cell into the tissue -Cerebral aqueduct fluid: * 30.) Regulation by the nervous system -Potassium provides: -Sodium * -magnesium -Relatively slow but long-lasting responses to -calcium stimuli -Swift, long-lasting responses to stimuli 24.) The blood-brain barrier is effective -Swift but brief responses to stimuli against the passage of: -Relatively slow, short lives responses to * stimuli -Nutrients such as glucose -Metabolic waste such as urea 31.) All the motor neurons that control skeletal -Water muscle are: -Anesthetics * -Multipolar neurons 25.) The sympathetic and parasympathetic -Myelinated bipolar neurons nervous systems are subdivisions of the: -Unipolar, unmyelinated sensory neurons * -Proprioceptors -Autonomic nervous system -Voluntary nervous system -Somatic nervous system -Central nervous system 32.) The amorphous ground substance imparts 38.) When regard to muscle fiber arrangement compressive forces to connective tissue and is in the pennate muscle ______. composed of all the following EXCEPT: * * -The fascicle are short and attach obliquely to -Water a central tendon that runs the length of a -Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) muscle -Hyaluronic acid -The fascicular patter is circular -Collagen -The fascicle forms a triangle -The fascicle are in a fusiform arrangement 33.) The muscle spindle receptor in skeletal muscle can be silenced by one of the following 39.) What primary determines the power of mechanisms: muscle? * * -Contraction f the same muscles extrafusal -The length fibers -The shape -Passive stretch of the whole muscle -The number if neurons innervating it -Stimulation of the gamma motoneuron -The total number f muscle cells available for -Contraction of the antagonist muscles contraction extrafusal fibers 40.) A muscle that provides the major force for 34.) Which of the following injuries occurs producing a specific movement is called from repetitive overuse and affects the _____? common wrist extensor origin f the extensor * carpi radialis longus and brevis, and extensor -A synergist digitorum ad digiti minimi? -An agonist * -A antagonist -Lateral epicondylitis -A fixator -Medial epicondylitis -Medial valgus stress overload 41.) When the term biceps, triceps or -Fracture of the distal humerus quadriceps forms part of a muscle’s name, you can assume that ______. 35.) Scissors demonstrate which type of lever? * * -The muscle has two, three or four origins, -A first-class lever respectively -A second-class lever -The muscle is able to change direction twice, -A third-class lever three times or four times faster than other -A fourth-class lever muscles, respectively. -The muscle has two, three, or four functions, 36.) What muscle is responsible for keeping respectively your toes from dragging when walking? -The muscle has two, three or four insertions, * respectively -Extensor digitorum -Tibialis anterior 42.) Which of the following statements is true -Extensor hallicus longus regarding the total number of skeletal in the -Fibularis tertius human body? * 37.) What is the mojor factor controlling the -There are approximately the same number of manner in which level work? muscles as bones: 206 * -There are approximately 350 muscles in the -The structural characteristics of the muscle of body the person using the lever -There are over 600 muscles in the body -The weight of the load -If one considers the very tiny, insignificant -The direction of the load is being moved muscles, there are over 1000 muscles in the -The difference in the positioning of the effort, body load and fulcrum 43.) Muscle tissue, one of the four principal -Sarcomere types of tissue, consists chiefly of muscle cells -Sarcolayer that are highly specialized for: * 50.) Electrical impulses (action potentials) -Conduction travel down ____ into the muscle cells to -Contraction efficiently trigger muscle fibre contraction. -Shortening * -Lifting -Myoblastic tubules -Transverse tubules 44.) Which of the following is NOT a type of -Longitudinal tubules muscle tissue? -Contractile tubules * -Smooth -Cardiac -Skeletal -Vascular
45.) Skeletal muscle tissue forms skeletal
muscles, organs that also contain each of the following, EXCEPT: * -Connective tissues -Bones -Nerves -Blood vessels
46.) Each cell in skeletal muscle tissue is a :
* -single muscle fiber -Motor unit -Myofibril -Pun Kinji fiber
47.) Skeletal muscles performs each pf the
following functions, EXCEPT: * -Maintain postures and body position -Guards entrances and exits -Moves contents of the digestive tract -Support soft tissue
48.) During development, groups of _____
fuse together to form individual skeletal muscle fibers: * -Myoblasts -Myelinocytes -Myoglobins -Myotrophs
49.) What is another name for the cell
membrane of a muscle fibre? * -Sarcolemma -Sarcoplasm