The nurse is assessing the nose and sinuses of a client. Which findings would be considered normal?

1. Nose straight.
2. Nares symmetrical.
3. No tenderness over the bridge.
4. Air movement is restricted in one nare.
5. Clear drainage from one nare.


Correct Answer: 1,2,3
Rationale 1: A straight nose is a normal finding.
Rationale 2: Symmetrical nares are a normal finding.
Rationale 3: No tenderness over the nose bridge is a normal finding.
Rationale 4: Air movement restricted in one nare is an abnormal finding.
Rationale 5: Clear drainage from one nare is an abnormal finding.

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