Head and Neck Questions and Answers

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A Palpate in a circular motion similar to palpating for lymph nodes B Nurse displaces the trachea to one side and as client swallows feels for the thyroid gland Have client look down and observe the thyroid area as they swallow D Put fingers on either side of thyroid and have client cough Question 12 During the nasal examination in order to check nasal patency what does the nurse do A Have the client blow their nose B Have client block one side and sniff and repeat on the other side CHave client cough while trying to keep mouth closed D Have client hold their nose keep the mouth closed and try to blow out through the

ibular lymph node region but does not feel anything What does this finding indicate A An endocrine insufficiency B Nothing it is a normal finding C The nurse is not performing the technique correctly D The client is missing these nodes Question 18 1 Point The client s pupils are reactive to light and accommodation and appear normal How would the nurse best document this finding A Pupils reactive to light and appear normal B Eye examination within normal limits

Hts tonsils are 3 in size What did the nurse observe to make that determination A The tonsils were just visible B The tonsils are touching each other The tonsils are on either side of the uvula D The tonsils are extending halfway toward the uvula Question 2 To straighten the ear canal in order to visualize the tympanic membrane what does the nurse do A Pull downward on the ear lobe B Pull the pinna up and back

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Chapter 24 The Respiratory System Art labeling Activity Anatomy of the larynx sagittal section Hyod bone Thyrobyad Arytoni Visitular Trasber CARINA Pozvious Epiglotis Thyroid Ellage gament ANTERIOR Cricou tage POSTERIOR

believe the state should protect the rights of racial and ethnic minorities while believe the state should also intervene to protect the cultural traditions of racial and ethnic minorities a pluralists class conflict theorists b pluralists multiculturalists c multiculturalists pluralists d multiculturalists class conflict theorists 13 Thai Americans often live in communities within large US cities In these neighborhoods there are often several Thai businesses doctors offices preschools daycares and restaurants Although most Thai Americans speak English they may also continue to speak Thai among family and friends Are Thai Americans experiencing one way assimilation a No because they retain a separate ethnic identity from the dominant culture b No because they do not practice the dominant religion c Yes because they speak English d Yes because many Americans enjoy Thai food 14 Wayne is a Black man with dark skin living in the United States Wayne is an attorney at a prestigious law firm Wayne is also gay Wayne routinely faces racial microaggressions and discrimination within the law firm He often faces homophobia within the Black community in his area Within the gay dating scene he is often passed over due to both racism and colorism Wayne s experiences are an example of a market theory b reification c intersectionality d essentialism 15 In 1968 the United States government passed the Fair Housing Act which prohibited racial discrimination in housing However since Black families had been historically segregated into less desirable neighborhoods their homes were much less valuable in the housing market making it much more difficult to move to a different neighborhood should they want to As a result residential segregation has persisted and intensified This phenomenon is an example of a institutional racism b colorblind racism c competition d intersectionality 16 According to W E B Du Bois what are the Negro Problems a Breakdown in urban Black families b Persistent racism resulting from chattel slavery c Failure in leadership by the talented tenth d Double consciousness on the part of Black men

Question 40 5 points Which of the following bones is properly matched with its function Clavicle helps keep the shoulder in place Femur supports the movement of the forearm Ulna articulate with the clavicle and the humerus Scapula provide attachment for ligaments that allow movement of the

The retina is best described as the area where light enters the eye O transparent area that focuses light rays into an image on the inner surface of your eye O area of your eye where light passes through O light sensitive inner surface of the eye that contains rods and cones

Question 1 1 33 points Which stage of spiritual faith development applies in the case of a three year old boy who imitates as closely as possible words of a religious hymn that his mother is reciting to him from a published hymnal book 1 intuitive projective faith 2 mystical literal faith 3 synthetic conventional faith 4 individuating reflexive faith 5 conjunctive faith 6 universalizing faith Next Page Page 1 of 75

articipation Drag the tiles to the correct boxes Then add a picture to the center of a civic duty or responsibility you have participated in before Civic Responsibilities Civic Duties paying taxes register for selective service required jury duty voting obey the law be informed of current issues performing public service volunteering optional

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What is the biggest predictor of if someone will develop schizophrenia in their 20 s A Childhood abuse B Drinking too much alcohol C A person s astrological sign D Having a family history of schizophrenia E Zorp all hail Zorp

Please define the following Medical Term Otorhinolaryngology using the following format 1 Divide the word into word parts and label each word part 1 Point 2 Define each word part separately 1 Point 3 Then put the definitions of your word parts together to form a complete and logical definition of the term 1 Point Example on how to define the word Oncology using the above format 1 onc o logy onc word root o combining vowel logy suffix 2 onc o tumor mass logy study of 3 The study of tumors The definition must be in your own words based on what you have learned thus far in the course A dictionary textbook Internet or other outside definition will not count for credit

1 Who was the first American poet to write in free verse O Walt Whitman O Emily Dickinson O Langston Hughes OE E Cummings

Johnny feels threatened The part of his brain that will show the strongest activation is the a brainstem b amygdala Oc parietal lobe d entorhinal cortex

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The use of thunder lightning and strange omens to give clues of things to come is an example of Conflict Simile Foreshadowing

9 Scenario A 75 year old male patient was admitted to the hospital with respiratory failure secondary to pneumonia After several days of being treated with steroids and antibiotics he has stabilized on 2 liters of oxygen via nasal cannula He has a history of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD congestive heart failure hypothyroidism and rheumatoid arthritis all of which are currently medically managed The following medications were prescribed for the patient in the scenario Which ones are used to treat COPD Select all that apply 2 Points Spironolactone aldactone Tiotropium Spiriva Levothyroxine synthroid Budesonide Pulmicort

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end the vertebral amn and maintain posture s scalp posteriorly Transverse processes of vertebrae Muscle Angle and lateral surface of ramus of mandible Diaphragm External intercostals External oblique Longissimus column Masseter Epicranial aponeurosis Zygomatic arch Origin Xiphoid process of stemum lower ribs and costal cartilages lumbar vertebrae 11 Iliac crest pubic tubercle and linea alba Inferior eight ribs Insertion Occipital bone Mastoid process transverse processes of vertebrae medial posterior portions of ribs Elevates the mandible Action Flattens lowering the floor of Central tendon of diaphragm its volume causing inspiration thoracic cavity and increasing inhalation Lower edge of rib superior to its insertion Elevate the nb cage spreding the nbs assisting in inspiration Flexes and laterally flexes the trunk compresses abdominal cavity Upper edge of rib inferior to its origin

There is a normal decline in older adults that occurs in their performance on tasks which require them to O a knowledge and skills acquired through education earlier in their lives O b crystallized intelligence O c a certain speed or reaction when processing those tasks O d arithmetic skills

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Opioids are used in medical settings primarily because a of the pain relieving properties Ob they have a low level of abuse c they are widely available in poppy plants d they can be injected intravenously

10 Mr Larry Baker have trouble seeing because of his cataracts His CNA knows cataracts are A Low Vision B Fluid on the eyes C Clouding of the eye lens D Age related Macular Disease 11 A person with a hearing aid complains of the inability to hear What should their nursing assistant do A Check to see if his hearing aid is turned on B Clean his hearing aid with hot soapy water C Shake his hearing aid until it comes on D Take his hearing to the mechanic man

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3 List Three ways Dursing assistants can Prevent falls A To respond to call lights promptly

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Tariq places a great deal of value on money prestige and his physical appearance Compared to someone who values the organismic needs Tariq will be more likely to experien Multiple Choice lowered self actualization and physical illness higher well being but less physical tines less physical illness and well being O higher well being but less soff esteem

7 0 37 42 Autonomic nervous system fibers are involved in all of the following except Multiple Choice O O O changing the diameter of the pupil adjusting heart rate and force altering salivary mucus secretion Oregulating gastrointestinal motility maintaining tonicity of the muscles of the neck

What is the major function of the axial skeleton O provide an attachment point for muscles that allow movement O provide a space for the major digestive organs O provide central support for the body and protect internal organs Ogive the body resilience

The superior nasal concha is a part of which bone vomer O sphenoid ethmoid

Part A Paranasal sinuses are found in which of these facial bones O zygomatic bones O maxillae

Part A The axial skeleton includes O arms legs hands and feet O the skull vertebral column and pelvis O the skull the scapula and the vertebral column O the skull vertebral column and rib cage

Which is the best description for the function of the cranial bones house the special sense organs protect the brain O allow introduction of food into the digestive system provide noun

Part A Which of the following can be cered a function of the paranasal sinuses O Sinuses take away a minimal amount of strength from bones while reducing the weight of bones O Sinuses are often referred to as vestigial anatomical features with no know function O The paranasal sinuses are passageways for nerves to pass through

Part A The bones in the skull have many different names but what are the boundaries of each bone Where do they start and stop O The boundaries are indistinct and are simply vague generalized regions O Boundaries for skull bones are seen only in the infant skull O Bones of the skull are continuous but named for their specific markings Bones of the skull are separated by immobile joints called sutures

Part A The pituitary gland is housed in a saddle like depression in the temporal bone called the sella turcica O True

Part A The vomer along with the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid bone forms the bony part of the nasal septum O True O False

The mastoid sinuses are located at a position in the skull where they are usually free from infections O True False

Part A All of the bones of the skull except the mandible are united by sutures and are therefore immovable Truo

In a study of the effect of a new teaching technique on students achievement test scores a possible extraneous variable would be the students O IQ scores O hair color sociability athletic skills

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Ron has been diagnosed with OCD and is always concerned about his lucky numbers Whenever he looks at dates on a calendar or chooses a day to do a particular activity he is excessively preoccupied with lucky and unlucky numbers From humanistic perspective how would this behavior be explained Ron is attempting to work toward self actualization but finds himself stuck and unable to move forward O Ron has abnormalities in the brain regions that cause OCD symptoms Ron falsely assumes that he should exercise control over his thoughts Ron has an unconscious conflict that he is trying to stop or cope with

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