1.

A smooth graduated tip syringe Systolic Pressure

(1 Point) Orthostatic Hypotension

Shaft 5. Which is any visible, local abnormality

of the tissues of the skin?
Bevel
(1 Point)
Hub
Vascular lesion
Non-Lok Syringe
Lesions
2. The normal percussion note to second
intercostal space on left and to fourth Primary lesions
intercostal space over the adult lung
fields. Secondary lesions

(1 Point) 6. Striking the body surface with one or

two fingers eliciting vibrations and
Resonance sound.

Hyperesonance (1 Point)

Dullness Direct percussion

Fremitus Immediate Percussion

3. Which has a faster absorption of Mediate Percussion

medication?
Fist percussion
(1 Point)
7. A surface scrape type of wound.
IM injections
(1 Point)
Subcutaneous injections
Puncture
Indradermal injections
Laceration
None of the choices
Incision
4. A blood pressure that falls when the
clients sits or stands causing the patient Abrasion
to faint. 8. What is the rationale for flicking the
(1 Point) ampule at the upper stem?

Hypertension (1 Point)

Diastolic Pressure
This will bring all the medication down to the 12. If the thyroid gland is palpable is should
ampule be

The fragment will spray away from the nurse (1 Point)

The ampule is spilless Nodular and tender

Most ampoules has colored marks around the Firm, smooth, meaty
stem
Enlarged, nodular
9. The brachium refers to the _.
Palpable nodes
(1 Point)
13. Which is the right angle for a 5/8 inch
needle for subcutaneous injection?

Arm (1 Point)

Forearm

Thigh 45 degree angle

Femoral 90 degree angle

10. What type of breath sound that has an 15 degree angle

equal inspiratory and expiratory phase?
35 degree ang;e
(1 Point)
None of the choices
Vesicular
14. Directly tapping your hand or fingertip
Bronchovesicular over a body surface to elicit a sound or
to assess for an area of tenderness.
Bronchial
(1 Point)
Crackles
Immediate percussion
11. What type of wound caused by a blow
form or blunt instrument Mediate percussion

(1 Point) Fist percussion

Contusion Indirect percussion

Penetrating wound 15. What is the rational for injecting air into
the vial prior to withdrawing the
Laceration medication?
Incision (1 Point)
Negative pressure will not be created inside the All of the choices
vial
19. An elevated blood pressure of known
Information can facilitate with the therapy cause.

To obtain more than the ordered amount of (1 Point)

medication
Primary Hypertension
All of the choices
Secondary Hypertension
16. A blood pressure that is below normal,
that is, a systolic reading consistently Tertiary Hypertension
between 85 and 110 mmHg. None of the choices
(1 Point) 20. Which type of blunt percussion
Primary Hypertension involves placing the nondominant hand
over the body surface and then striking
Secondary Hyperrtension that hand with the ulnar surface of your
other fist?
Orthostatic Hyprotension
(1 Point)
Hypotension
Indirect fist percussion
17. Which appears in response to some
changes in the internal and external Direct fist percussion
environment of the skin and is not
altered by trauma? Mediate percussion

(1 Point) Immediate percussion

Secondary lesions 21. An elevated blood pressure of unknown

cause.
Primary lesions
(1 Point)
Lesion
Primary Hypertension
Vascular lesion
Secondary Hypertension
18. Which is the common site for Id
injections? Tertiary hypertension

(1 Point) Hypotension

Posterior aspect of the arm 22. Which involves using your sense of
hearing to listen heart sounds, lung
Back beneath the scapulae sounds and vascular sounds?

Inner lower arm (1 Point)

Palpation 26.Tissues torn apart type of wound.

Auscultation (1 Point)

Direct auscultation Incision

Indirect auscultation Laceration

23. Why is it very important to verify Penetrating

patient’s name prior to IM injection?
Contusion
(1 Point)
27. Abnormal findings on assessment of the
To ensure acceptance and compliance of the tonsils includes:
therapyOption 1
(1 Point)
To establish rapport and trust
Smooth surface
To ensure the right patient receives the right
medication Glistening Texture

None of the choices Left and right tonsils meet at midline.

24. It is the pressure when the ventricles are at Lack of discharge from the surface mucosa.
rest. 28. While examining the throat, you find
(1 Point) that the tonsils bilaterally extend
beyond the anterior pillars and almost
Pulse Pressure to the uvula. How would you grade
these findings?
Hypertension
(1 Point)
Orthostatic Hypotension
Grade 1
Diastolic Pressure
Grade 2
25.In intradermal injections, after withdrawing
the needle do NOT Grade 3

(1 Point) Grade 4

Withdraw quickly the needle 29. Which type of wound penetrates the
skin and often the underlying tissues by
Remove the needle at the same angle a sharp instrument, either intentional
Massage the site of injection or unintentional?

Apply pressure (1 Point)

Puncture
Laceration

Penetrating wound Superior

Contusion

30. The toes are ____ to the foot. Posterior

(1 Point)

Anterior Inferior

Posterior

Distal Distal

Proximal 33.

31. A small glass bottle with a sealed rubber cap.

Prior to withdrawing medication from a vial the (1 Point)

nurse should

(1 Point)
ampule

Withdraw the right dosage to be given to the

patient Vial

Inject volume of air equal to the dose of Syringe

medication

Cannula
Return the vial to an upright position and 34.
remove the syringe
Which part of the needle is attached to the
hub?
Inject .9 ml of NSS for Intradermal injection (1 Point)
32.

The popliteus is ___ to the patella. Ampule

(1 Point)
Hub Abrasion

Bevel Puncture

37.

Cannula Which method is frequently indicated for

allergy, and tuberculin tests for vaccinations?
35.
(1 Point)
It is the pressure of the blood as a result of
contraction of the blood.

(1 Point) IM injenctions

Pulse pressure Subcutaneous injections

Blood pressure Intradermal injections

Diastolic Pressure All of the choices

38.

Systolic Pressure Prior to intramuscular injection the nurse

should
36.
(1 Point)
A wound caused by a sharp instrument (e.g.
knife or scalpel)

(1 Point) Change the aspirating needle

Incision Verify patient’s chart.

Contusion Disinfect the injection site

Position the syringe in a dart like position Which respiratory pattern that has a slow but
regular pattern?
39.
(1 Point)
The antebrachium refers to the _

(1 Point)
Eupnea

Wrist
Bradypnea

Palm
Hyperventilation

Fore arm
Tachypnea

42.
Sole
The leg refers to the _.
40.
(1 Point)
What is the difference between diastolic and
systolic pressure called.

(1 Point) Thigh

Hypertension Knee cap

Pulse Pressure Foot

Diastolic Pressure Crus

43.

Orthostatic Hypotension What normal breath sound can be heard over

the trachea with a high pitch and loud
41. intensity?

(1 Point)
 Hypotension

Vesicular

Orthostatic Hypertension

Bronchial

Pulse Pressure

Bronchovesicular 46.

1. It is the measure of the pressure exerted by

the blood as it flows through the arteries.
Friction Rub
(1 Point)
44.

A threaded tip syringe.

Arterial Blood Pressure
(1 Point)

Systolic Blood Pressure

Leur-lok Syringe

Pulse Pressure
Non-leur Lok Syringe

Diastolic Pressure
Cannula
Wala sa choices but the answer is BLOOD
PRESSURE
Hub 47.
45. Which technique of physical assessment entails
A blood pressure that is persistently above striking a body surface with quick, light blows
normal is called. and eliciting vibrations and sounds?

(1 Point) (1 Point)

Hypertension Palpation
Auscultation

Inferior

Inspection 50.

Which respiratory pattern that has a regular

rate and rhythm?
Percussion
(1 Point)
48.

The arm is ___ to the forearman.

Eupnea
(1 Point)

Mild Wheezes
Distal

Ronchi
Proximal

Crackles
Superficial

Deep

49.

Which describes the side or direction toward

the side of the body.

(1 Point)

Lateral

Medial

Proximal