#1
Which of the following vital signs includes blood pressure measurement?
All of the above
ExplanationBlood pressure is a vital sign along with temperature, pulse, and respiratory rate.
#2
During a nutritional assessment, which anthropometric measurement assesses the distribution of body fat?
Waist-to-Hip Ratio
ExplanationThe waist-to-hip ratio is used to assess the distribution of body fat and overall health risks.
#3
In a musculoskeletal assessment, which measurement is used to assess joint flexibility?
Range of motion
ExplanationRange of motion is used to assess joint flexibility in a musculoskeletal assessment.
#4
What is the purpose of the Braden Scale in nursing assessment?
Evaluating risk for pressure ulcers
ExplanationThe Braden Scale assesses the risk of developing pressure ulcers in patients.
#5
In a neurological assessment, what does the Glasgow Coma Scale measure?
Consciousness level
ExplanationThe Glasgow Coma Scale is used to evaluate a patient's level of consciousness.
#6
Which assessment technique is used to evaluate the elasticity of the skin and tissue turgor?
Palpation
ExplanationPalpation is used to assess the elasticity of the skin and tissue turgor by touch.
#7
Which nursing intervention is appropriate for a patient experiencing respiratory distress?
Administering a bronchodilator
ExplanationA bronchodilator helps alleviate respiratory distress by dilating the airways.
#8
What is the primary goal of a comprehensive nursing assessment?
To identify patient problems and strengths
ExplanationA comprehensive nursing assessment aims to identify patient problems and strengths to provide holistic care.
#9
Which nursing intervention is appropriate for a patient with impaired mobility?
Encouraging regular exercise
ExplanationEncouraging regular exercise can help improve mobility and prevent further impairment.