MCN 374 Problem set Exam Questions with
all answers Correctly provided Latest
2024/2025
Pain scales for toddlers and preschoolers - correct answer
FLACC, Faces scale, Oucher Scale
Pain scales for school age and adolescents - correct answer
faces, Oucher, numeric
Crepitus - correct answer crinkly sensation palpated on the
chest surface, is caused by air escaping into the subcutaneous
tissues
Tactile Fremitus - correct answer vibrations produced by
crying and talking
Vesicular breath sounds - correct answer low pitches
swishing, soft, short expiratory sounds
bronchoesicular breath sounds - correct answer medium,
pitched, hollow blowing sounds, heard equally on inspiration and
expiration
Bronchial/tracheal breath sounds - correct answer hollow
and higher pitched vesicular breath sounds
, Whispered pectoriloguy - correct answer present when
syllables are heard distinctly in a whisper
Bronchophony - correct answer increased intensity and
clarity of sounds while the words remain indistinct
Egophony - correct answer transmission of the "eee" sound
as a nasal "ay" sound
fine crackles - correct answer high-pitched, discrete,
noncontinuous sound heard at the end of inspiration, does not
clear with coughing
Wheezing - correct answer musical, squeaking, or hissing
noise usually hear continously during inspiration or expiration,
but generally louder on expiration, does not clear with coughing
Sonorous rhonchi
Coarse Crackles - correct answer coarse, low pitched sound
like a snore, heard during inspiration or expiration, may clear
with coughing
rolls over - correct answer 4 months
polydactyly - correct answer extra fingers
syndactyly - correct answer webbed fingers
all answers Correctly provided Latest
2024/2025
Pain scales for toddlers and preschoolers - correct answer
FLACC, Faces scale, Oucher Scale
Pain scales for school age and adolescents - correct answer
faces, Oucher, numeric
Crepitus - correct answer crinkly sensation palpated on the
chest surface, is caused by air escaping into the subcutaneous
tissues
Tactile Fremitus - correct answer vibrations produced by
crying and talking
Vesicular breath sounds - correct answer low pitches
swishing, soft, short expiratory sounds
bronchoesicular breath sounds - correct answer medium,
pitched, hollow blowing sounds, heard equally on inspiration and
expiration
Bronchial/tracheal breath sounds - correct answer hollow
and higher pitched vesicular breath sounds
, Whispered pectoriloguy - correct answer present when
syllables are heard distinctly in a whisper
Bronchophony - correct answer increased intensity and
clarity of sounds while the words remain indistinct
Egophony - correct answer transmission of the "eee" sound
as a nasal "ay" sound
fine crackles - correct answer high-pitched, discrete,
noncontinuous sound heard at the end of inspiration, does not
clear with coughing
Wheezing - correct answer musical, squeaking, or hissing
noise usually hear continously during inspiration or expiration,
but generally louder on expiration, does not clear with coughing
Sonorous rhonchi
Coarse Crackles - correct answer coarse, low pitched sound
like a snore, heard during inspiration or expiration, may clear
with coughing
rolls over - correct answer 4 months
polydactyly - correct answer extra fingers
syndactyly - correct answer webbed fingers
