Author Question: A nurse is formulating the diagnostic statement for a client who had a motor vehicle accident. The ... (Read 53 times)

Destiiny22 · **on:** Jul 17, 2018

A nurse is formulating the diagnostic statement for a client who had a motor vehicle accident. The healthcare facility where the nurse is employed uses a three-part diagnostic statement on the electronic medical record.

The client has bruises in the anterior chest and is unable to move independently when sitting up or lying down. Which is the best example of a correct diagnostic statement? A) Impaired mobility of anterior chest related to bruises and swelling AEB motor vehicle accident
B) Impaired mobility of anterior chest related to the motor vehicle accident AEB bruises and swelling
C) Impaired mobility of anterior chest AEB bruises and swelling
D) Impaired movement of the anterior chest related to the motor vehicle accident

Question 2

Although the skeleton determines the size of the body's framework, muscle and fat determine body shape. The student nurse is preparing a chart on the various types of muscles.

Based on this information, what should be included about skeletal muscles? A) Responsible for facial expression and posture under involuntary control
B) Responsible for locomotion under voluntary control
C) Responsible for motion inside body organs and structures under involuntary control
D) Responsible for propelling blood through blood vessels under voluntary control

jennafosdick · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 17, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
Feedback:
The second statement is correct, because it mentions the problem, etiology, and signs and symptoms in the correct order. The first statement is incorrect, because the etiology of the motor vehicle accident is specified in place of signs and symptoms, and vice versa. The third statement is a two-part diagnostic statement with the problem and signs and symptoms present but no etiology. The fourth statement is a correctly written two-part diagnostic statement.

Answer to Question 2

B
Feedback:
Skeletal muscles are responsible for locomotion, facial expression, and posture and are under voluntary control. Smooth muscle controls involuntary motion inside body organs and structures. Cardiac muscle is involuntary and is responsible for propelling blood through blood vessels.