Lymph Nodes HA

1. Size and firmness

2. Location

3. Tenderness

4. Mobility

When documenting palpable lymph nodes, the nurse documents the following (SAA)?

True

True or False:
The pediatric nurse would expect to be able to palpate lymph nodes in children.

1. Size and firmness

2. Location

3. Tenderness

4. Mobility

When documenting palpable lymph nodes, the nurse documents the following (SAA)?

True

True or False:
The pediatric nurse would expect to be able to palpate lymph nodes in children.

Tonsillar

The Jugulodigastric is also called…

Preauricular

Lymph node in front of the ear

Posterior Auricular

Lymph node superficial to the mastoid process

Occipital

Lymph node at the base of the skull

Submental

Lymph node that is midline and behind the tip of the mandible

Submandibular

Lymph node that is halfway between the angle and tip of the mandible

Jugulodigastric

Lymph node that is under the angle of the mandible

Superficial Cervical

Lymph node that is overlying the sternomastoid muscle

Deep cervical chain

Lymph node that is deep under the sternomastoid muscle

Posterior Cervical

Lymph node that is in the posterior triangle along the edge of the trapezius muscle

Supraclavicular

Lymph node that is just above and behind the clavicle, at the sternomastoid muscle