Q1: The nurse observes that the lower legs of a client with diabetes mellitus are shiny, and with no hair growth. To obtain additional data to support these findings, which assessment should the nurse perform

Q2: A client reports to the healthcare provider's (HCP) office for a routine postsurgical evaluation six weeks after a hysterectomy. Which history taking approach should the nurse use to gather the needed information?

Q3: While completing an admission assessment for a client with rectal bleeding, the nurse observes dried, dark red blood on the surface of a purple, shiny tissue mass that extrudes from the anal opening. When documenting in the client's electronic medical record (EMR), which finding should the nurse enter in the client's physical assessment

Q4: When assessing a client's abdomen, the nurse uses auscultation to assess for which possible finding?

Q5: When assessing an older adult client, which finding is most indicative of dehydration