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NR509 Week 8: Final Exam
Question 1
A 31-year-old woman presents with a painful, stiff neck. Physical exam shows her head is tilted toward one shoulder and rotated. What diagnosis should be considered based on this finding?
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✅ B. Torticollis
Question 2
A 50-year-old male has a normal neurologic exam, including intact cranial nerves, normal strength and tone, normal sensory findings, intact cerebellar function, and a negative Romberg. What is the most accurate interpretation of these results?
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✅ C. These findings suggest no abnormalities
Question 3
A 17-year-old male with a cast from a previous arm fracture presents with unequal shoulder height and scapular winging. The NP suspects trapezius weakness. Which exam maneuver best confirms this?
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✅ A. Compare the strength of his trapezia muscles
Question 4
Which statements are true regarding stroke risk factors and early recognition?
Select all that apply.
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✅ B. TIAs that resolve within an hour still carry a 5% risk of stroke in the next year
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✅ C. Hypertension is the leading risk factor for both ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes
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✅ E. Obesity doubles the risk of stroke, even without glucose intolerance
Question 5
Identify the bony landmark labeled “A” on the right anterior shoulder in the image shown.
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✅ A. Coracoid process of the scapula
Question 87
Which of the following is NOT typically a finding associated with hepatomegaly?
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✅ E. Liver span of 8 cm at the midsternal line
Question 88
Which statements accurately describe the presentation and assessment of pain in older adults?
Select all that apply.
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✅ A. Most pain complaints in this group are musculoskeletal, though other sources include cancer, neuropathy, and headaches
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✅ B. The American Geriatrics Society prefers the term “persistent pain” over “chronic pain”
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✅ D. Older adults are less likely to report pain than younger individuals
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✅ E. Community-dwelling older adults report more pain than those in nursing homes…………..add to cart and checkout to purchase the entire exam at $50 only
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