Question 1

Which risk factor is least likely to result in contracting HIV?

Accepted Answer

A) Prostitution 
B) Hemophilia 
C) Intravenous drug use 
D) Working with AIDS patients 
E) Sexual contact with intravenous drug users 
A) Prostitution 
B) Hemophilia 
C) Intravenous drug use 
D) Working with AIDS patients 
E) Sexual contact with intravenous drug users

Question 2

Which disorder is a dysfunction of cell-mediated immunity?

Accepted Answer

A) Acute idiopathic polyneuritis 
B) Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) 
C) Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) mononucleosis 
D) Systemic lupus erythematosus (SL
E)  
E) Toxoplasmosis 
A) Acute idiopathic polyneuritis 
B) Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) 
C) Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) mononucleosis 
D) Systemic lupus erythematosus (SL
E)  
E) Toxoplasmosis

Question 3

As adults age, their ability to resist infection decreases because of lymphatic nodes becoming more

Accepted Answer

A) hematopoietic. 
B) mucoid. 
C) porous. 
D) profuse. 
E) fibrotic. 
A) hematopoietic. 
B) mucoid. 
C) porous. 
D) profuse. 
E) fibrotic.

Question 4

Nodes located nearest the elbow are the

Accepted Answer

A) supraclavicular. 
B) axillary. 
C) epitrochlear. 
D) popliteal. 
E) femoral. 
A) supraclavicular. 
B) axillary. 
C) epitrochlear. 
D) popliteal. 
E) femoral.

Question 5

To find the infection site associated with acute lymphangitis, the examiner should look _____ to the inflammation.

Accepted Answer

A) proximal 
B) distal 
C) contralateral 
D) anterior 
E) posterior 
A) proximal 
B) distal 
C) contralateral 
D) anterior 
E) posterior

Question 6

A congenital defect in the immune system of a 2-week-old infant may be suspected if

Accepted Answer

A) there are small, palpable inguinal nodes. 
B) the umbilical cord has not yet dropped off. 
C) the tonsils are visible. 
D) the thymus is visible on a chest radiograph. 
E) the small postauricular nodes are palpable. 
A) there are small, palpable inguinal nodes. 
B) the umbilical cord has not yet dropped off. 
C) the tonsils are visible. 
D) the thymus is visible on a chest radiograph. 
E) the small postauricular nodes are palpable.

Question 7

Which part of the hand is used to assess lymph node size?

Accepted Answer

A) Pads of the fingers 
B) Tips of the fingers 
C) Palm 
D) Ulnar surface 
E) Dorsal surface 
A) Pads of the fingers 
B) Tips of the fingers 
C) Palm 
D) Ulnar surface 
E) Dorsal surface

Which risk factor is least likely to result in contracting HIV?

Which disorder is a dysfunction of cell-mediated immunity?

As adults age, their ability to resist infection decreases because of lymphatic nodes becoming more

Nodes located nearest the elbow are the

To find the infection site associated with acute lymphangitis, the examiner should look _____ to the inflammation.

A congenital defect in the immune system of a 2-week-old infant may be suspected if

Which part of the hand is used to assess lymph node size?

The History and Interviewing Process

Cultural Competency

Examination Techniques and Equipment

Vital Signs and Pain Assessment

Mental Status

Growth and Measurement

Nutrition

Skin, Hair, and Nails

Head and Neck

Eyes

Ears, Nose, and Throat

Chest and Lungs

Heart

Blood Vessels

Breasts and Axillae

Abdomen

Female Genitalia

Male Genitalia

Anus, Rectum, and Prostate

Musculoskeletal System

Neurologic System

Sports Participation Evaluation

Putting It All Together

Taking the Next Steps: Critical Thinking

Recording Information

Emergency or Life-Threatening Situations

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Exam 9: Lymphatic System

Which risk factor is least likely to result in contracting HIV?

Which disorder is a dysfunction of cell-mediated immunity?

As adults age, their ability to resist infection decreases because of lymphatic nodes becoming more

Nodes located nearest the elbow are the

To find the infection site associated with acute lymphangitis, the examiner should look _____ to the inflammation.

A congenital defect in the immune system of a 2-week-old infant may be suspected if

Which part of the hand is used to assess lymph node size?

The History and Interviewing Process

Cultural Competency

Examination Techniques and Equipment

Vital Signs and Pain Assessment

Mental Status

Growth and Measurement

Nutrition

Skin, Hair, and Nails

Head and Neck

Eyes

Ears, Nose, and Throat

Chest and Lungs

Heart

Blood Vessels

Breasts and Axillae

Abdomen

Female Genitalia

Male Genitalia

Anus, Rectum, and Prostate

Musculoskeletal System

Neurologic System

Sports Participation Evaluation

Putting It All Together

Taking the Next Steps: Critical Thinking

Recording Information

Emergency or Life-Threatening Situations

Filters