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Question:
When caring for a patient who experienced a head injury in a car accident, the nurse observes a bruised section behind the patient’s ear. The nurse knows that this type of marking is known as:
A
Battle’s sign.
explanation
Chvostek’s is a spasm in the face that indicates low calcium. Cohen’s sign is nonexistent. Homan’s sign is an indication of a DVT. Battle’s sign is due to head injury and internal bleeding.
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