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The nurse is performing an abdominal assessment on a child. When percussing over the stomach, the nurse should hear which sound?
 
  a. Tympany
  b. Resonance
  c. Flatness
  d. Dullness

Question 2

Place in order the signs of female sexual maturity beginning with the first sign and ending with the last. Use the following format for your Answer: A, B, C, D
 
  a. Growth of pubic hair
  b. Menarche
  c. Appearance of breast buds
  d. Ovulation is established



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Answer to Question 1

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Tympany is a high-pitched, loud-intensity sound heard over air-filled body parts such as the stomach and bowel. Resonance is a low-pitched, low-intensity sound elicited over hollow organs such as the lungs. Flatness is a high-pitched, soft-intensity sound elicited by percussing over solid masses such as bone or muscle. Dullness is a medium-pitched, medium-intensity sound elicited when percussing over high-density structures such as the liver.

Answer to Question 2

C, A, B, D

Sexual maturation in girls begins with the appearance of breast buds (thelarche), which is the first sign of ovarian function. Thelarche occurs at approximately age 8 to 11 years and is followed by the growth of pubic hair. Linear growth slows, and menarche begins approximately 1 year after the peak height velocity (PHV). Ovulation occurs with menarche but may or may not accompany the first 2 years of menarche so it is not established until later.





 

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