Homework answers / question archive / West Coast University NURS 190 Quiz 1 1)Therapeutic communication towards a child – Nurse finishes inspection, which to do next – Order to assess abdomen – Special consideration - Polycythemia are associated with – Elevated, fluid-filled, round mass – Lesions form crusts in the lips and inner cheeks – Yellow undertone – Dark skinned patient, how to assess jaundice –   Fremitus – Patient complaining of abdominal pain, what to do first – Patient complaining of abdominal pain, when to assess painful area – Sound of liver – Patient becomes pale and diaphoretic –   Patient reports painful, red, swollen leg – Neurological assessment – Patient with vitiligo wanted no visitors, what nursing diagnosis – Patient refused to continue examination, what to do next –              

West Coast University NURS 190 Quiz 1 1)Therapeutic communication towards a child – Nurse finishes inspection, which to do next – Order to assess abdomen – Special consideration - Polycythemia are associated with – Elevated, fluid-filled, round mass – Lesions form crusts in the lips and inner cheeks – Yellow undertone – Dark skinned patient, how to assess jaundice –   Fremitus – Patient complaining of abdominal pain, what to do first – Patient complaining of abdominal pain, when to assess painful area – Sound of liver – Patient becomes pale and diaphoretic –   Patient reports painful, red, swollen leg – Neurological assessment – Patient with vitiligo wanted no visitors, what nursing diagnosis – Patient refused to continue examination, what to do next –              

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NURS 190

Quiz 1

1)Therapeutic communication towards a child –

2. Nurse finishes inspection, which to do next –
3. Order to assess abdomen –
4. Special consideration -
5. Polycythemia are associated with –
6. Elevated, fluid-filled, round mass –
7. Lesions form crusts in the lips and inner cheeks –
8. Yellow undertone –
9. Dark skinned patient, how to assess jaundice –

10. Fremitus –
11. Patient complaining of abdominal pain, what to do first –
12. Patient complaining of abdominal pain, when to assess painful area –
13. Sound of liver –
14. Patient becomes pale and diaphoretic –  
15. Patient reports painful, red, swollen leg –
16. Neurological assessment –
17. Patient with vitiligo wanted no visitors, what nursing diagnosis –
18. Patient refused to continue examination, what to do next –