Gastrointestinal System

Question 1

Abdomen
• Observation(Inspection): Skin rashes/Scars/Pregnancy, etc.
• Palpation: Liver margin/Palpable spleen/Tenderness
at the urea of appendix
• Percussion: Presence of gas/Fluid/Masses
• Auscultation: Bowel sounds/Fetal heart sounds

Question 2

it helps the body fight off infection

Answer 2

Inguinal lymph nodes

Question 3

what are the four breast quadrants?

Answer 3

1. tail of spence
2. Upper outer quadrant
3. Upper inner quadrant
4. Lower outer quadrant
5. Lower inner quadrant

Question 4

female breat develops between in what age?

Answer 4

9 to 13 years old

Question 5

how do you examine breast?

Answer 5

Observe in the mirror for shape and symmetry

Question 6

Male Reproductive System
Organs include:

Answer 6

● Penis
● Scrotum & testis
● Prostate gland

Question 7

when inspecting what are you looking for?

Answer 7

presence of lesions, nodules, swellings, or inflammation

Question 8

● Have the client remain at rest
● Have the client hold the breath & bear down as though having a bowel movement.
● Bearing down makes the hernia more visible

Answer 8

Palpating a hernia

Question 9

what position are you going to de when examining your anus?

Answer 9

• Sims
• Lithotomy
• Dorsal recumbent

Question 10

May takes 1 to 3 hours, and this screening test
usually done first. It includes -
1. Mental status including consciousness
2. The cranial nerves
3. Reflexes
4. Motor function
5. Sensory function

Answer 10

Neurological system

Question 11

What includes in Neurological system?

Answer 11

May takes 1 to 3 hours, and this screening test
usually done first. It includes -
1. Mental status including consciousness
2. The cranial nerves
3. Reflexes
4. Motor function
5. Sensory function

Question 12

what functions include in mental status?

Answer 12

• Intellectual (cognitive)
• emotional (affective)

Question 13

What are the major area of the mental status assessment include?

Answer 13

● Language
● Orientation
● Memory
● Attention span and Calculation

Question 14

it is a system for describing the degree of loss of consciousness in the severely ill.
It is also used to predict the length and results of impatience with head injuries.

Answer 14

Glasgow Coma Scale

Question 15

(glasgow coma scale)
• Scores 8 and indicate severe brain injury
• Scores between 9 and 12 indicate
a moderate brain injury,
• Scores above 13 indicate a minor
brain injury