Jeopardy questions

Nursing assessment considers these three aspects of a person into consideration when planning care

Must be developed between nurse and client for best assessment

Stages that guide nursing knowledge of patient's age related challenges

Abbreviation for model method of communicating patient information to another professional

Type of question used by nurse to elicit information and/or feelings from a patient

Pain behind the brow or cheek bones

Like a band tightening around one's head.

Visual, auditory or other symptoms that may precede a headache are called this

Pain in and around one eye accompany this headache

Head pain accompanied by nausea, vomiting and light sensitivity

A face has this when it is the same on both sides

Moon shaped face, red cheeks and increased facial hair

Enlarged facial features caused by hormone imbalance

Face with one sided drooping of mouth, loss of forehead wrinkles and an absent or diminished ability to blink

Tightened face with thinning facial skin and a pinched looking nose

The acronym PERRLA stands for this

Response elicited by shining a light directly into one eye

Response elicited by shining light into one eye and observing result in the opposite eye

Response elicited by asking patient to shift gaze from far to near

Technique used to examination of cardinal gazes

Greatest single risk factor for cardiovascular disease

Patients with this disease are predisposed to this eye disorder

Risk factor for Presbycusis

A patient over 35 who smokes and takes OC's is at risk for this

Long term corticosteroids increase risk of this orthopedic problem

Tunnel Vision and halos are common symptoms of this

Phalen's and Tinnel's signs may indicate this condition

Dimpling and Peau d'orange are abnormal findings of this system

Complaints of right lower quadrant pain when the examiner releases pressure from the left lower quadrant is a positive result for this sign

When a patient seems to be exaggerating their pain symptom, this is their pain score

You assess an elderly client. You note tenting of the skin at the clavicle and fissures of the tongue. What problem do you suspect?