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During a Weber test, the client reports lateralization of sound to the good ear. The nurse interprets this as which the following?

Sketch an outline of the following voltage map on your paper with contour intervals at 5 V. Indicate where the steepest E-field would be, and estimate its magnitude.

The nurse has positioned a client supine and asked them to perform the heel-to-shin test. An inability to run each heel smoothly down each shin should prompt the nurse to perform further assessment in what domain?

A client reports excessive tearing of the eyes and denies pain. Which assessment would the nurse do next?

A client presents to the clinic reporting severe left ear pain that began suddenly overnight. The client appears anxious and guards the left side of the face when approached. The nurse prepares to perform a focused ear assessment.Which action by the nurse best demonstrates appropriate clinical judgment to promote assessment accuracy?

A nurse assesses a client’s pupillary reaction and observes pinpoint pupils. The nurse interprets this finding as suggesting which of the following?

A nurse is assessing a 49-year-old client who questions the nurse’s need to know about sunburns they experienced as a child. How should the nurse best explain the rationale for this subjective assessment?

A nurse is assessing a client’s thyroid gland. Which of the following instructions should the nurse give the client before inspecting and palpating this gland?

Seismic gaps may be important as indicators of:

In the famous 1906 earthquake in San Francisco, CA, the greatest amount of damage (the most extensive damage)(also highlighted in one of the earthquake information sheets) was caused by: