Examination of the Range of Motion of a Patient's Cervical

question 19

Multiple Choice

Examination of the range of motion of a patient's cervical spine is flexion,45°; hyperextension,55°; lateral bending,40° to left and right; and rotation,70° to left and right.These findings most likely indicate

• A) normal range of motion.
• B) Klippel-Feil syndrome.
• C) degenerative joint disease of the cervical vertebrae.
• D) spondylosis.

Acknowledge the responsibility of ensuring competence within the nursing profession.

Understand the recommendations and themes proposed by influential healthcare organizations and commissions.

Understand the definition and general framework of employee benefits and services.

Recognize the economic and legal factors influencing the management of employee benefits.

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Definitions:

Power Motive

The drive to influence people or control resources; a motivation that involves striving for impact on or dominance over others.

Bossy

Tending to give people orders in a domineering manner, often excessively and without proper authority.

Controlling

Exerting power or influence over others in a way that limits their autonomy or freedom.

High Neuroticism

An elevated level of the personality trait involving more frequent or intense experiences of negative emotions such as anxiety and depression.