Which of the following assessment findings would lead the nurse to suspect that a client has Bell’s palsy?

A client comes to the clinic and reports a sore knee. The nurse notes popping and cracking noises when the client attempts to bend the knee. The client exhibits signs of pain by facial expression. The nurse knows that the popping and cracking noises should be charted as what?

Which of the following tests would be most appropriate for the nurse to use when assessing motor function of the trigeminal nerve?

Match the definition with the terms.

Chemical components of bacterial cell walls that can cause fever and aches are known as ________________.

When determining a client’s strength, it is necessary to compare one side to the other. 

Which of the following would be a valid characteristic of animals that may also be shared by other groups of organisms?

According to the primate family tree, the modern species most closely related to the humans is the:

If antibiotics seem effective against a human illness, then this illness is probably caused by a/an:

A bacterium that is pathogenic: