During the interview portion of data collection, the advanced practice nurse collects _____ data.

The Advanced Practice Nurse is examining a patient’s retina with an ophthalmoscope. Which finding is considered normal?

An adult patient with a history of smoking and is a retired welder presents with complaints of chronic cough and progressive dyspnea. The advanced practice nurse determines the cause of dyspnea is most likely from:

The advanced practice nurse is assessing a patient’s lungs and hears a low-pitched snoring quality sound. The nurse asks the patient to cough and the sound clears. What best describes the sound the nurse heard?

The APRN performs the Ortoloni and Barlow tests during an infant’s well child check to evaluate for hip dislocation

During the assessment of a six-week-old infant, the NP notes bulging fontanelles. The NP is concerned with which condition?

A father brings in his 2-month-old infant to the clinic because the infant has had diarrhea for the last 24 hours. He says that his baby has not been able to keep any formula down and that the diarrhea has been at least every 2 hours. The advance practice nurse decides to test skin mobility and turgor of the infant’s abdomen.  The advanced practice nurse is assessing for tenting which is a phenomenon that occurs in children who are showing manifestations of _______________.

A 22 year old female patient presents with one oval, superficial, erythematous plaque on the abdomen. The most likely cause of this plaque is

The Three Dimensions of Cultural Humility for clinicians to engage in at their clinical practice to help reduce disparities in health care include respectful communication, collaborative partnerships, and ______ .

When critically appraising research evidence for validity, reliability, and applicability, questions are asked. Match the question with the corresponding critique concept.