NSG 6020 WEEK 3 QUIZ EXAM
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A deviated trachea could be caused by all of the following except:
pneumonia
Adventitious breath sounds, such as crackles, are:
popping, frying sounds, may be low or high pitched and usually heard on inspiration
Breath sounds heard on chest over the hilar region are:
, bronchovesicular
When inspecting the chest for respiratory effort, which one of the following is not part of the
inspection?
assessment for tactile fremitus
Increased anteroposterior diameter of the chest, purse-lipped breathing, and dyspnea with
talking, suggest :
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Breath sounds consisting of a full inspiratory phase and a shortened and softer expiratory
phase normally audible over the hilar region of the chest are termed:
Bronchovesicular
A patient who presents with a long history of cigarette smoking exhibits a dry to productive
cough with dyspnea and weight loss. These symptoms could be consistent with:
A neoplasm of the lung
The hilar region of the lungs describes:
the area around the heart
Respiratory effort in the neonate is initiated at birth as a result of:
chemical, thermal, and mechanical factors
When auscultating breath sounds, use the diaphragm of the stethoscope by placing it initially
on the:
posterior chest at the cervical 7 level
A 65-year-old man presents with complaints of daytime sleepiness, unrestful sleep, and loud
snoring. These symptoms are MOST consistent with:
obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
The palpation technique used to assess respiratory expansion of the chest is placing the hands
on the eight or tenth ribs posteriorly with the vertebrae, sliding the hand medially and
grasping a small fold of skin between the thumbs, then:
ask the patient to take a deep breathe and note any delay in expansion during inhalation
Stridor heard louder in the neck than over the chest wall indicates
A partial obstruction in the larynx
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A deviated trachea could be caused by all of the following except:
pneumonia
Adventitious breath sounds, such as crackles, are:
popping, frying sounds, may be low or high pitched and usually heard on inspiration
Breath sounds heard on chest over the hilar region are:
, bronchovesicular
When inspecting the chest for respiratory effort, which one of the following is not part of the
inspection?
assessment for tactile fremitus
Increased anteroposterior diameter of the chest, purse-lipped breathing, and dyspnea with
talking, suggest :
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Breath sounds consisting of a full inspiratory phase and a shortened and softer expiratory
phase normally audible over the hilar region of the chest are termed:
Bronchovesicular
A patient who presents with a long history of cigarette smoking exhibits a dry to productive
cough with dyspnea and weight loss. These symptoms could be consistent with:
A neoplasm of the lung
The hilar region of the lungs describes:
the area around the heart
Respiratory effort in the neonate is initiated at birth as a result of:
chemical, thermal, and mechanical factors
When auscultating breath sounds, use the diaphragm of the stethoscope by placing it initially
on the:
posterior chest at the cervical 7 level
A 65-year-old man presents with complaints of daytime sleepiness, unrestful sleep, and loud
snoring. These symptoms are MOST consistent with:
obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
The palpation technique used to assess respiratory expansion of the chest is placing the hands
on the eight or tenth ribs posteriorly with the vertebrae, sliding the hand medially and
grasping a small fold of skin between the thumbs, then:
ask the patient to take a deep breathe and note any delay in expansion during inhalation
Stridor heard louder in the neck than over the chest wall indicates
A partial obstruction in the larynx
