7. How should you assess a bedridden patient's body alignment?A. Prone positionB. Lateral positionC. Supine positionD. Assist the patient standing to measure accuratelyRationale:8. Which of the following abnormal findings would be the result if inspection is utilized during assessment?A. Generalized edemaB. Increased respiratory rateC. Joint contractureD. Distended bladder or abdomenRationale:9. Which of the following abnormal findings is NOT a part of the musculoskeletal system?A. Decreased range of motionB. Joint contractureC. Activity intoleranceD. Asymmetrical chest wall movementRationale:10. Which abnormal finding is NOT found under the cardiovascular system?A. Peripheral edemaB. Generalized edemaC. Orthostatic hypotensionD. Weak peripheral puisesRationale:

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