A physical examination begins when: The only people who should have access to the health history information of a client are: The clinician must skillfully direct the health history interview through the appropriate use of: In regard to physical exam preparation, all of the following are needed to complete the exam, except: The clinician should prepare all of the following supplies prior to a physical examination procedure, except: All of the following supplies are often needed to perform a complete physical examination, except: When performing a physical assessment the clinician's approach should be: When performing a physical examination, charting should always include all of the following, except: All of the following techniques are utilized by the clinician during a physical examination, except: The examination of a client's body using the clinician's senses of sight and smell is called: In regard to inspection, good lighting is essential to best reveal all of the following characteristics, except: In regard to physical inspection, all of the following questions may be useful to further observe the client, except: To facilitate relaxation during palpation, the clinician should instruct the client to: Deep palpation is done by: Light palpation is done by: All of the following statements about tympany are true, except: Percussion helps ascertain the borders of: Percussion helps determine the presence of fluid or air in: Except for abdominal examination, auscultation should be performed: This part of the stethoscope is used to detect low-pitched sounds: The stethoscope's bell will act as a diaphragm if: A full eye examination includes testing for all of following, except: This indicates that a client can read at 20 feet what a normal eye can read at 40 feet: When testing distance vision, the client should stand: All of the following should be noted when examining eyebrows and eyelids, except: In regard to an eye examination, the upper lid conjunctiva should only be inspected when: During an eye examination, the near vision test should be performed at this distance: This nerve governs the blinking of the eyes: During an eye examination, the clinician should test the pupil for accommodation by: Rhythmic jerking of the eyes during an examination of a client's pupil for accommodation is called: The center of visual sensitivity is called the: In regard to an eye examination, the macula densa appears as: The optic disc of a light-skinned client normally has a color of: Tinnitus is a symptom that refers to: Examination of the ear includes all of the following, except: All of the following medications are possibly ototoxic, except: Irrigation of an obstructed ear canal is most specifically contraindicated in clients with a history of: A normal tympanic membrane has all of the following characteristics, except: In an ear examination, the tympanic membrane should be inspected for all of the following, except: This is used in an ear examination to test for high-frequency hearing: In regard to hearing tests, this is used to test bone conduction: The Weber hearing test is performed by: Lateralization to the better ear in a Weber test indicates: Lateralization to the deaf ear in a Weber test indicates: When conducting a Rinne test during an ear examination, the clinician should: Bones that are lined up vertically for support are called: All of the following are stated primary functions of the skeletal system, except: Storage of lipids in the long bones is primarily located in the: The funny bone is a/an: The long section of a bone is the: The limbs are primarily composed of: Condyles are: An epicondyle is: Facets are: Bones begin in the embryo as: Most specifically, this is where growth occurs during bone development: This is open in children and stimulated by growth hormones during bone development: The bone-forming cells are called: Osteoblasts develop from: Osteoprogenitor cells are: The formation of new blood vessels is called: Callous formations may be seen in a fractured bone after: The displacement of a bone from a joint is called a: Pott's fracture refers to: Greenstick fracture refers to: Comminuted fracture means: Osteoarthritis is a/an: Rheumatoid arthritis is a/an: This modulates spinal reflexes: Twelve spinal nerves exit at the: The spine is divided into: The vertebral column is most analogous to the: The outer layer of the meninges is the: This grows faster than the spinal cord as a person matures: Cauda equina refers to: The spinal cord is divided into: The spinal cord is about: Polio often accumulates in the: Sensory (ascending) tracts include all of the following, except the: Afferent and efferent nerves run together in separate groups called: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis most directly causes: Multiple sclerosis most directly causes: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is also called: The reflex arc is a: Most reflex arcs have no: Diseases like polio can cause: Each individual axon is covered by: Mixed spinal nerves are covered with: This nerve plexus supplies the legs: The human body is composed of this many skeletal muscles: These muscles produce movement and stability: Most muscle groups of the body are in this class of lever: The bone in the heel is called the: This muscle pulls on the bone at the back of the heel: The top vertebral bone in the head is called the: The top of an organ or muscle is called: At the end of every muscle group is a: The middle portion of a muscle is called the: The largest of a muscle group is the: This muscle enables smiling: The widest muscle of the back is the: The outer envelope of tough tissue surrounding a muscle is called: This muscle elevates the arm when it contracts: This muscle pulls the legs together in the midline: The muscle that wrinkles the brow is the: The muscle which encircles the eye is the: This muscle lifts up the shoulder blade: The muscles that rotate the shoulder usually include the: Carpal tunnel syndrome usually occurs in the: The muscles between the metacarpals are the: The biggest muscle that pulls the thigh in is called the: This nerve is one of the thickest in the human body: All of the following muscles pull the thigh in, except the: Heat is generated in relation to the cubic volume of: Shivering is the body's attempt to: Nerves connect with their target muscle at the: This type of muscle makes up the walls of the heart: Small units of single muscle fiber are called: Cardiac muscle is microscopically striated like: The most common neurotransmitter is: Each neuron axon has an axon terminal that ends in: The nerve ending is separated from the muscle by the: Fatigue-resistant fibers are also known as: The ability to perform work is called: These store chemical potential energy in muscle cells: This type of muscle contraction keeps the length of the muscle throughout: The angle between the two limbs decreases during this type of contraction: In regard to muscle contraction, negative repetition is also known as: Aerobic exercise usually refers to: Exercises involving gravity are especially beneficial for: This is an excellent, low impact activity to condition the heart and lungs: