While conducting an abdominal physical assessment, the patient complains of pain with deep palpation of the right kidney. To further assess this finding, the nurse should perform:

A) Fist percussion of the costovertebral angles
B) Deep palpation of the abdominal left upper quadrant
C) Light palpation of the abdominal right lower quadrant
D) Auscultate sounds in the abdominal left lower quadrant


A

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a. True b. False

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Referring to a patient as Hispanic or Mexican can contribute to:

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Which question would you be sure to ask during the assessment of a patient's spiritual strength? A) Do you have adequate family support? B) How do you perceive yourself? C) Have your spiritual beliefs and values changed since you became ill? D) How does your family perceive you?

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