Nr547 Cea Exam Part 2 2026 Latest Updated
Questions With Answers Success Guide.
1. When using a sphygomanometer, which one of the 3. utilizing a blood pres-
follow would result in an inaccurate, falsely decreased sure cutt that is too large
blood pressure? for the patients arm
1. utilizing a cuff that is too small for a patients arm
2. having the patient lying in trendelenberg position
3. utilizing a blood pressure cuff that is too large for
the patients arm
4. having the patients arm positioned below the heart
2. where would you anticipate hearing S1 or S2 heart S1 in systole while S2 in
sound in the cardiac cycle? diastole
1. diastle
2. neither in systole
3. s1 in diastole while S2 in systole
4. S1 in systole while S2 in diastole
3. where would the S2 heart sounds correleate with the at the end of the T wave
electrocardiographic waves ?
1. at the end of the T wave
2. Peak of the R wave
3. At the start of the P wave
4. at the start of the QRS wave
4. The point of maximun impulse is most often palpable mitral valve
in healthy adults when positioned in the supine or left
lateral decubitus position. Which one of the folllowing
valves is most likely to be heard in this location?
1. tricuspid
,2. pulmonic
, 3. mitral
4. aortic
5. you auscultated abnormal breath sounds and now egophony
assess transmission of voice sounds by having the
patient say "ee" while auscultating the chest iwht the
diaphragm of your stethoscope. Normally, you should
auscultate a muffled "ee" sound, however, you hear a
nasally "aa" sound. Which ofthe following is present?
1. brochophony
2. whispering pectorioquy
3. egophony
4. stereognosis
6. how does performing percussion ofthe thorax assist to identifty if underlying
the provider during the physical examination? tissue are air-filled, flu-
id-filled, or consolidated
1. to assist with the confirmation of cardiac origin of
angina
2. to assess for deep-seated lesion and tumors
3. to assess for any pain or discomfort prior to palpi-
tation of the chest wall
4. to identifty if underlying tissue are air-filled, flu-
id-filled, or consolidated
7. you are about to perform a diaphragmatic excursion 1. approximately equal
test on your healthy patient. Which one of the follow- level of change in the de-
ing results would you expect to see in a healthy patient scent of the diaphragm bi-
with no abnormalities? laterally, during maximal
inspiration and expiration
1. approximately equal level of change in the descent
of the diaphragm bilaterally, during maximal inspira-
, tion and expiration
2. ascension of 8-12 inches of the diaphragm noted
bilaterally on expiration, though often much less on
the right side due to the location of the heart and
great vessels.
3. Absent or no change in movement of the di-
aphragm noted between full inspriation and full expi-
ration measurement
4. much greater descent of the diaphragm on the right
side due to the liver present (two-three times larger)
8. A large inspiration of air to the furthest extent the 3. pulmonary function
patient can reasonably accomplish followed by a full testing
exhalation is referred to as forced vital capacity. This
is part of which common pulmonary examination?
1. peak flow testing
2. reserve capacity testing
3. pulmonary function testing
4. ventilatory perfusion scan
9. a large goiter on the neck is most likely related to 4. Hashimotos thyroiditis
which of the following diagnosis?
1. hyperthyroidism
2. hypothyroidism
3. myxedema coma
4. Hashimotos thyroiditis
10. your patient states they have a diagnosis of hyper- 2. tremor
thyroidism. On assessment, which of the following
represents typical findings of hyperthyroidism?
Questions With Answers Success Guide.
1. When using a sphygomanometer, which one of the 3. utilizing a blood pres-
follow would result in an inaccurate, falsely decreased sure cutt that is too large
blood pressure? for the patients arm
1. utilizing a cuff that is too small for a patients arm
2. having the patient lying in trendelenberg position
3. utilizing a blood pressure cuff that is too large for
the patients arm
4. having the patients arm positioned below the heart
2. where would you anticipate hearing S1 or S2 heart S1 in systole while S2 in
sound in the cardiac cycle? diastole
1. diastle
2. neither in systole
3. s1 in diastole while S2 in systole
4. S1 in systole while S2 in diastole
3. where would the S2 heart sounds correleate with the at the end of the T wave
electrocardiographic waves ?
1. at the end of the T wave
2. Peak of the R wave
3. At the start of the P wave
4. at the start of the QRS wave
4. The point of maximun impulse is most often palpable mitral valve
in healthy adults when positioned in the supine or left
lateral decubitus position. Which one of the folllowing
valves is most likely to be heard in this location?
1. tricuspid
,2. pulmonic
, 3. mitral
4. aortic
5. you auscultated abnormal breath sounds and now egophony
assess transmission of voice sounds by having the
patient say "ee" while auscultating the chest iwht the
diaphragm of your stethoscope. Normally, you should
auscultate a muffled "ee" sound, however, you hear a
nasally "aa" sound. Which ofthe following is present?
1. brochophony
2. whispering pectorioquy
3. egophony
4. stereognosis
6. how does performing percussion ofthe thorax assist to identifty if underlying
the provider during the physical examination? tissue are air-filled, flu-
id-filled, or consolidated
1. to assist with the confirmation of cardiac origin of
angina
2. to assess for deep-seated lesion and tumors
3. to assess for any pain or discomfort prior to palpi-
tation of the chest wall
4. to identifty if underlying tissue are air-filled, flu-
id-filled, or consolidated
7. you are about to perform a diaphragmatic excursion 1. approximately equal
test on your healthy patient. Which one of the follow- level of change in the de-
ing results would you expect to see in a healthy patient scent of the diaphragm bi-
with no abnormalities? laterally, during maximal
inspiration and expiration
1. approximately equal level of change in the descent
of the diaphragm bilaterally, during maximal inspira-
, tion and expiration
2. ascension of 8-12 inches of the diaphragm noted
bilaterally on expiration, though often much less on
the right side due to the location of the heart and
great vessels.
3. Absent or no change in movement of the di-
aphragm noted between full inspriation and full expi-
ration measurement
4. much greater descent of the diaphragm on the right
side due to the liver present (two-three times larger)
8. A large inspiration of air to the furthest extent the 3. pulmonary function
patient can reasonably accomplish followed by a full testing
exhalation is referred to as forced vital capacity. This
is part of which common pulmonary examination?
1. peak flow testing
2. reserve capacity testing
3. pulmonary function testing
4. ventilatory perfusion scan
9. a large goiter on the neck is most likely related to 4. Hashimotos thyroiditis
which of the following diagnosis?
1. hyperthyroidism
2. hypothyroidism
3. myxedema coma
4. Hashimotos thyroiditis
10. your patient states they have a diagnosis of hyper- 2. tremor
thyroidism. On assessment, which of the following
represents typical findings of hyperthyroidism?
