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Cardiac Assessment Anatomy, Physiology, and Functions Primary Concepts Of Adult Nursing II

The Nurse is assessing a client who has a low-pitches murmur. What is the most appropriate way for the nurse to position the client to auscultate this murmur Correct Answer: On the left lateral side using the bell of the stethoscope. During a cardiovascular assessment the nurse finds a bluish tinge on the clients lips, fingers, and toes. what is the appropriate documentation for this finding? Correct Answer: Central and peripheral cyanosis When evaluating a client's circulation the nurs...

S1 Is it heard best at the base or the apex? loudest at the Apex S1 is it heard in Systole or Diastole? Beginning of Systole S1 which valves closing make this sound? AV valves Mitral and Tricuspid S2 is it heard best at the base or the apex? loudest at the base

S1 Is it heard best at the base or the apex? loudest at the Apex S1 is it heard in Systole or Diastole? Beginning of Systole S1 which valves closing make this sound? AV valves Mitral and Tricuspid S2 is it heard best at the base or the apex? loudest at the base S2 is it heard in Systole or Diastole? Beginning of Diastole S2 What valves closing make this sound? Semilunar valves Aortic and Pulmonic S3 is it heard in systole or diastole? Early Diastole after S2 What causes the sou...