Positions in h.a

Question 1

Test for strabismus

Answer 1

Card opaque

Question 2

View the mouth and throat and to transilluminate the sinuses

Answer 2

Pen light

Question 3

For fungus

Answer 3

Woods light

Question 4

Enlarged visibility of lesion

Answer 4

Magnifying glass

Question 5

Tongue and examine mouth

Answer 5

4x4 small gauze

Question 6

Detect pressure on weak pulse

Answer 6

Doppler ultrasound

Question 7

Measure degree of flexion and extension

Answer 7

Goniometer

Question 8

Occult blood

Answer 8

Specimen card

Question 9

Spec cervix through dilation of the vaginal canal

Answer 9

Vaginal speculum

Question 10

PREPARING FOR THE EXAMINATION

Answer 10

Preparing the physical setting
Preparing oneself
Approaching and preparing the client

Question 11

Position allows the abdominal muscle to relax and provide easy access to peripheral pulse sites

Answer 11

Supine position

Question 12

Domain should not be assessed because the abdominal muscles are contracted in this position. The client lies down on the examination table or bed with the knees bent the legs separated and the feet flat on a table or bed

Answer 12

Dorsal recumbent position

Question 13

Disposition is useful for assessing the rectal and vaginal areas. The client lies on the right side with the lower arm place behind the body and the upper arm flex at the shoulder and elbow the lower leg is lightly flex at the knee while the upper legs is flex at the sharper angle and pulled forward

Answer 13

Sims position

Question 14

Position is used primarily to assess the hip joint. The client lies down on the abdomen with the head to the side

Answer 14

Prone position

Question 15

Useful for examining rectum. A 90 degree angle should exist between the body and the hips the client meals on the examination table

Answer 15

Knee chess position

Question 16

The client may require assistance getting into this position it is used to examine the female genitalia reproductive tracts and rectum. It is supported by stir ups

Answer 16

Lithotomy position

Question 17

Pleaseee view table physical examination techniques

Answer 17

Inspection percussion palpation auscultation

Question 18

anytime one health care
provider is transferring client care
responsibilities to another healthcare
provider

Answer 18

Handoff

Question 19

Rough/ smooth Temperature Warm/ cold in palpation

Answer 19

Texture

Question 20

Dry/ wet Mobility Fixed/ movable/ still/vibrating

Answer 20

Moisture

Question 21

Soft/hard/fluid filled Strength of
pulses
Strong/ weak/thready/ bounding

Answer 21

Consistency
& Degree of
Tenderness

Question 22

Small/medium/large Shape Well defined/irregular

Answer 22

Size

Question 23

Involves tapping body parts to produce sound waves. The sounds/ vibrations
will allow assessment of underlying structures such as

Answer 23

PERCUSSION

Question 24

detects inflamed structures in percussion

Answer 24

Eliciting pain

Question 25

PERCUSSION TYPES

Answer 25

DIRECT, BLUNT, INDIRECT

Question 26

Direct tapping of a body
part with 1 or 2 fingers

Answer 26

DIRECT

Question 27

Place on hand on the
body surface and using fist
of the other hand to
strike the back of the
hand flat

Answer 27

BLUNT

Question 28

Most common type
Produces a sound/tone
that varies with density of
the structures

Answer 28

INDIRECT

Question 29

process of
confirming or verifying
the subjective and
objective data you have
collected are reliable and
accurate

Answer 29

Validation

Question 30

Sbar means

Answer 30

Background assessment recommendation situation