Wheezing breath sounds - ANSWER musical sound
crackles or rales - ANSWER bubbling sounds
dysphegia - ANSWER difficulty swallowing
disphesia - ANSWER speech, difficulty speaking or taking
Ptosis - ANSWER 6 Drooping upper lid
What is subjective data? - ANSWER -Data that only the subject or "patient" can feel and
will tell you. Usually in a statement.
-eg nausea, constipation, dizziness, palpation, numbness, PAIN, difficulty breathing
What is objective data? - ANSWER obtain by observing and examining a client
e.g cyanosis, O2 Sat of 90%,
What is nasal flaring? - ANSWER Flaring of the nostrils during inspiration. A sign of
respiratory distress in infants Expiratory grunting and retractions occur in newborns to prevent
atelectasis
bilateral petency - ANSWER its a test in which the examiner ask the pt to block one nose
and breath on the other. vise versa.
normal vital signs: Temperature - ANSWER 99.1 degree Centigrade
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, pulse rate - ANSWER 60-100 beats per minute
Respiration rate - ANSWER 12-20
Bloood pressure - ANSWER 120/80
pain - ANSWER 0-10
Tachypnia - ANSWER accelerated respiratory rate caused by exercise, pain, anxiety,
stress, and disease.
Hypoventilation causes - ANSWER drug overdose, bed rest, sedation, deep at sleep or at
night.
sleep apnea - ANSWER a sleep disorder characterized by temporary cessations of
breathing during sleep and repeated momentary awakenings. It is very common in OBESE
people
what sound is heard on the trachea and bronchi - ANSWER high pitch sound loud and
hollow
what respiration findings in children will you observe in an infant? - ANSWER abnormal
breathing, faster respiration rate, smaller airway, chest wall is thinner, breath sounds are
louder.
HEENT - ANSWER head, eyes, ears, nose, throat
What eternal structure of the nose are assessed? - ANSWER symmetrical, size, mid line,
and septal deviation
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crackles or rales - ANSWER bubbling sounds
dysphegia - ANSWER difficulty swallowing
disphesia - ANSWER speech, difficulty speaking or taking
Ptosis - ANSWER 6 Drooping upper lid
What is subjective data? - ANSWER -Data that only the subject or "patient" can feel and
will tell you. Usually in a statement.
-eg nausea, constipation, dizziness, palpation, numbness, PAIN, difficulty breathing
What is objective data? - ANSWER obtain by observing and examining a client
e.g cyanosis, O2 Sat of 90%,
What is nasal flaring? - ANSWER Flaring of the nostrils during inspiration. A sign of
respiratory distress in infants Expiratory grunting and retractions occur in newborns to prevent
atelectasis
bilateral petency - ANSWER its a test in which the examiner ask the pt to block one nose
and breath on the other. vise versa.
normal vital signs: Temperature - ANSWER 99.1 degree Centigrade
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, pulse rate - ANSWER 60-100 beats per minute
Respiration rate - ANSWER 12-20
Bloood pressure - ANSWER 120/80
pain - ANSWER 0-10
Tachypnia - ANSWER accelerated respiratory rate caused by exercise, pain, anxiety,
stress, and disease.
Hypoventilation causes - ANSWER drug overdose, bed rest, sedation, deep at sleep or at
night.
sleep apnea - ANSWER a sleep disorder characterized by temporary cessations of
breathing during sleep and repeated momentary awakenings. It is very common in OBESE
people
what sound is heard on the trachea and bronchi - ANSWER high pitch sound loud and
hollow
what respiration findings in children will you observe in an infant? - ANSWER abnormal
breathing, faster respiration rate, smaller airway, chest wall is thinner, breath sounds are
louder.
HEENT - ANSWER head, eyes, ears, nose, throat
What eternal structure of the nose are assessed? - ANSWER symmetrical, size, mid line,
and septal deviation
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