PNE203 - TEST 1 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
How do we make our client more comfortable?. ANSWER - 1) introduction
2) privacy
3) warm room
4) lighting
5) positioning
Types of Data Collection (2). ANSWER - - subjective
- objective
Assessment Techniques Techniques IPPA. ANSWER - - inspection
- palpation
- percussion auscultation
Inspection. ANSWER - - collects the most data
- guides your physical
exam
- general to specific
- compares side to side
- identifies (cues)
,Palpation. ANSWER - - Sense of touch to collect data
- Usually follows inspection
-Reveals surface characteristics
- Identifies tenderness or pain
- Light, deep or bimanual
Light Palpation. ANSWER - 1-2 cm
Deep Palpation. ANSWER - 2-4 cm
Bimanual Palpation. ANSWER - requires use of both hands to envelop or capture
certain body parts or organs
allows better control of the applied pressure
what are you looking to observe conducting palpation?. ANSWER - - Size
- Shape
- Symmetry
- Swelling
- Temperature
- Texture
- Tenderness
- Moisture
- Masses
- Vibrations
- Pulsations
, - Rigidity
- Spasticity
Order of Operations (palpation). ANSWER - - warms hands first
- slow and systemic
- circular motion
- tender areas last
Percussion. ANSWER - - The technique of striking a part of the body with short,
sharp taps of the fingers
- Location, size, position, and density of underlying organs can be assessed
Direct Percussion. ANSWER - which uses only one or two fingers
Indirect Percussion. ANSWER - which uses only the middle/flexor finger.
Ausculation. ANSWER - listening to sounds within the body
ear alone
stethoscope
Parts of the Stethoscope. ANSWER - - diaphragm side
- bell side
Auscultation (Do's). ANSWER - Make the room quiet
Warm end piece by rubbing
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
How do we make our client more comfortable?. ANSWER - 1) introduction
2) privacy
3) warm room
4) lighting
5) positioning
Types of Data Collection (2). ANSWER - - subjective
- objective
Assessment Techniques Techniques IPPA. ANSWER - - inspection
- palpation
- percussion auscultation
Inspection. ANSWER - - collects the most data
- guides your physical
exam
- general to specific
- compares side to side
- identifies (cues)
,Palpation. ANSWER - - Sense of touch to collect data
- Usually follows inspection
-Reveals surface characteristics
- Identifies tenderness or pain
- Light, deep or bimanual
Light Palpation. ANSWER - 1-2 cm
Deep Palpation. ANSWER - 2-4 cm
Bimanual Palpation. ANSWER - requires use of both hands to envelop or capture
certain body parts or organs
allows better control of the applied pressure
what are you looking to observe conducting palpation?. ANSWER - - Size
- Shape
- Symmetry
- Swelling
- Temperature
- Texture
- Tenderness
- Moisture
- Masses
- Vibrations
- Pulsations
, - Rigidity
- Spasticity
Order of Operations (palpation). ANSWER - - warms hands first
- slow and systemic
- circular motion
- tender areas last
Percussion. ANSWER - - The technique of striking a part of the body with short,
sharp taps of the fingers
- Location, size, position, and density of underlying organs can be assessed
Direct Percussion. ANSWER - which uses only one or two fingers
Indirect Percussion. ANSWER - which uses only the middle/flexor finger.
Ausculation. ANSWER - listening to sounds within the body
ear alone
stethoscope
Parts of the Stethoscope. ANSWER - - diaphragm side
- bell side
Auscultation (Do's). ANSWER - Make the room quiet
Warm end piece by rubbing
