Lid lag - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NU 650 2024 Final Comprehensive Video Exam Accurate Physical Examination Checklist (75/75 points) Rated A+ Final Video 2024 Skin (1 point) /1 point: Inspect skin characteristics including moisture, dryness, temperature. Inspect and palpate scalp and hair for lesions, texture, distribution, quantity, and any pattern of loss Head/Face (1 point) /1 point: Inspect general size and contour of the skull noting deformities, depressions, lumps, or tenderness Eyes (7.5 points) /0.5 poi...

NURS 203 EXAM 2 When testing visual acuity using the Snellen chart, how many feet should the nurse have the patient stand from the chart? A. 15 feet B. 20 feet C. 30 feet D. 10 feet - Answer- B The Rosenbaum Pocket Vision Screener is used to test each eye separately for: A. Far vision B. Color blindness C. Near vision D. Intermediate vision - Answer- C The Confrontation Screening test is used to test: A. Peripheral vision B. Color vision C. Retina Accommodation D. C...

What is the magnification value of the ONLY objective lens that should come in contact with immersion oil? - ️️100x What are the 4 phases of microbial growth? - ️️lag phase log phase stationary phase death phase in what orientation do you incubate the plates after they have been streaked? - ️️agar half on top what must you do to the loop before every use? - ️️flame sterilize your loop T/F: The last thing you do before leaving the lab is take off your lab coat - ️️Fal...

WHNP Certification Practice Questions and Answers 100% Solved Nystagmus A patient with vestibular neuronitis is most likely to have: a. Dysconjugate gaze b. Lid lag c. Nystagmus Below the knee on the affected side When assessing a patient that presents with lower back pain you perform a straight leg raising test. During this test if there is a herniated disk you would expect the patient to experience pain: a. above the knee on the affected side b. below the knee on the affected ...

History Correct Answer: Biodata Chief Complaint - Set agenda History of presenting Illness (SOCRATES) Past medical history Family History Social history Sexual History Review of Systems WIIPEEP Correct Answer: Wash hands Introduce yourself Identify pt Permission Explain procedure Expose pt 2 Position pt Vitals Correct Answer: Temp (mention) Pulse - radial + Carotid, RF delay (mention) Respiratory rate BP - both arms, 3 positions, osler's Head and Neck - inspection Correc...

Otitis media - Answer-middle ear infection Otitis externa - Answer-swimmers ear Otitis serosa - Answer-unresolved attack of acute otitis media fluid is clear and less erythema seen Chalazion - Answer-lump in the tear gland of the eyelid Caruncle - Answer-red prominence at the corner of the eye Blepharitis - Answer-inflammation of the eyelid that affects the eyelashes or tear production Pupil edema - Answer-optic disc swelling that is caused by intracranial pressure Open angle glaucoma - A...

The __________ method is a quick and easy way to isolate bacteria - streak plate in what orientation do you incubate the plates after they have been streaked? - agar half on top what must you do to the loop before every use? - flame sterilize your loop T/F: The last thing you do before leaving the lab is take off your lab coat - False T/F: When performing a T-streak, the loop goes into the tube 3 times (once for each section of the plate) - False T/F: You do not heat a pipette in ...

History Correct Answer: Biodata Chief Complaint - Set agenda History of presenting Illness (SOCRATES) Past medical history Family History Social history Sexual History Review of Systems WIIPEEP Correct Answer: Wash hands Introduce yourself Identify pt Permission Explain procedure Expose pt 2 Position pt Vitals Correct Answer: Temp (mention) Pulse - radial + Carotid, RF delay (mention) Respiratory rate BP - both arms, 3 positions, osler's Head and Neck - inspection Correc...

Advanced health Assessment (NU 650)Final Comprehensive Video Exam Physical Examination ChecklistFinal Video Skin (1 point) __/1 point: Inspect skin characteristics including moisture, dryness, temperature. Inspect and palpate scalp and hair for lesions, texture, distribution, quantity, and any pattern of loss Head/Face (1 point) __/1 point: Inspect general size and contour of the skull noting deformities, depressions, lumps, or tenderness Eyes (7.5 points) __/0.5 points: Inspect struct...

REHS/RS Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers Latest Updated 2024/2025 | Graded | Verified. What is the most common cause for bacterial meningitis in children under five years of age? - Correct Answer-Haemophilus influenza type B How is giardiasis usually transmitted to others? - Correct Answer-person-to-person transfer of cysts from the feces of the infected individual Which of the following duties of state and local health agencies is intended to ensure that the public's health and we...