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HESI EXAM COMPLETE GUIDE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS HESI HEALTH ASSESSMENT .5 segments of the breast - ANSWER-- Divided into 5 segments - 4 Quadrants 1) Upper Inner Quadrant 2) Lower Inner Quadrant 3) Upper Outer Quadrant 4) Lower Outer Quadrant - Axillary tail of Spence .A ...

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HESI EXAM COMPLETE GUIDE QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS


.5 segments of the breast - ANSWER-- Divided into 5 segments

- 4 Quadrants

1) Upper Inner Quadrant

2) Lower Inner Quadrant

3) Upper Outer Quadrant

4) Lower Outer Quadrant

- Axillary tail of Spence



.A palpable rushing vibration over the base of the heart is called a: - ANSWER-Thrill;

Rationale: A thrill is a fine, palpable, rushing vibration; a palpable murmur.



.ABCDE - ANSWER-A - Asymmetry

B - Border irregularity

C - Color nonuniform

D - Diameter greater than 6 mm

E - Evolving size and shape



.Abdomen Physical Exam - ANSWER-- Empty bladder!

- Inspect

- Auscultate

- Palpate

- Percuss

,- Assess tender areas last



.Accommodation - ANSWER-- Adaptation of eye for near vision

- Although lens cannot be observed directly, the following components of accommodation can be
observed:

- Convergence (motion toward) of the axes of the eyeballs

- Pupillary constriction



.Acromegaly - ANSWER-Head enlargement



.Acute pain - ANSWER-- Less than 6 mos



.Adolescents - ANSWER-- Secretions from apocrine sweat glands increase

- Subcutaneous fat deposits increase

- Secondary sex characteristics



.Adolescents Breast Growth - ANSWER-- Beginning of breast development precedes menarche by about
2 years

- Menarche occurs in breast development stage 3 or 4, usually just after peak of adolescent growth
spurt around age 12

- Breasts of nonpregnant woman change with ebb and flow of hormones during monthly menstrual
cycle

- Nodularity increases from midcycle up to menstruation

- During the 3 to 4 days before menstruation, breasts feel full, tight, heavy, and occasionally sore; breast
volume is smallest on days 4 to 7 of menstrual cycle



.Afebrile - ANSWER-Without fever



.Age to begin mammograms - ANSWER-45 (get them annually until 55)

,.Aging adult skin inspection - ANSWER-- Pale (deceased melanin), thin skin, less elasticity

- Senile Lentigines often called "Liver Spots"

- Keratoses

rough, crusty, elevated, often on dorsal surface of hand or on face.



.Allen Test - ANSWER-- Constrict blood in arm

- Release ulnar artery first to see if blood flow returns- avoid radial cannulation



.Anasarca - ANSWER-heart failure, organ failure



.Annular or circular lesions - ANSWER-Round



.AP/T diameter - ANSWER-- Normal is 1:2

- AP should be less than T or lateral diameter

- If AP becomes larger than T it could mean long standing lung problems



.Approaching Sensitive Issues - ANSWER-- Use language that is understandable.

- Do not apologize for broaching the issue.

- Ensure privacy.

- Be direct and firm.

- Do not preach.

- Do not push too hard.



.Assessing Neck Alignment - ANSWER-- Midline

- Ask patient to swallow

- Movement of thyroid cartilage /gland

- Palpate with thumbs bilaterally



.Assessment of Thyroid gland - ANSWER-- Posterior approach

, - Anterior approach

- Auscultate thyroid for bruit, if enlarged



.Atrial insufficiency - ANSWER-- Claudication

- Pain with activity

- Weak or absent pulses

- Bruits

- Pallor/ cyanosis/cool

- Thin skin/atrophy, shiny skin

- Loss of hair

- Nails thick

- Ulcer

- Allen test



.Atrioventricular Valves - ANSWER-- Rt. Atrium/Ventricle

(Tricuspid valve)

- Lt. Atrium/Ventricle

(Mitral valve)



.Atrophic Scar - ANSWER-Pitted or sunken scars



.Balantitis - ANSWER-A swelling of the foreskin, or head of the penis.



.Basal Cell Carcinoma - ANSWER-- most common form of skin cancer

- Basal layer of epidermis

- Deeply pigmented, central red ulcer, pearly edges-may look like an open pore (face, ears and neck,
scalp shoulders are common sites)

- Warning signs

1) Open sore

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