PALPATION AND AUSCULTATION TECHNIQUES
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, Palpation - Answer>>>Using touch to gather information about the patient
Auscultation - Answer>>>Listening to body sounds with a stethoscope
Stethoscope - Answer>>>Instrument used for auscultation
Lordosis - Answer>>>Exaggerated lumbar curves
Kyphosis - Answer>>>Increased curve in the thoracic area
Scoliosis - Answer>>>Pronounced lateral curvature of the spine
Apical pulse - Answer>>>Heart sounds heard at the apex of the heart
Abnormal lung sounds - Answer>>>Unusual sounds heard during lung auscultation
Stertor - Answer>>>Snoring sound caused by tracheal secretions
Stridor - Answer>>>Croaking sound due to partial upper airway obstruction
Postural drainage - Answer>>>Positioning to facilitate drainage of secretions from the lungs
Capillary refill - Answer>>>Observing the return of color to the nail bed after pressure
Edema - Answer>>>Swelling caused by fluid accumulation
Bowel sounds - Answer>>>Sounds produced by contractions of the small intestines
Pupils - Answer>>>Circular openings in the center of the iris
Consensual reflex - Answer>>>Pupils constricting when light is shone in either eye
Accommodation - Answer>>>Pupils constricting when focusing on near or far objects
Glasgow Coma Scale - Answer>>>Assessment tool for measuring level of consciousness
Apoxia - Answer>>>Lack of oxygen in body tissues
Apnea - Answer>>>Temporary stoppage of breathing
Cyanosis - Answer>>>Bluish tint to the skin or mucous membranes
Dyspnea - Answer>>>Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
Hypercapnia - Answer>>>Increased level of carbon dioxide in the blood
LATEST TEST 2024 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
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, Palpation - Answer>>>Using touch to gather information about the patient
Auscultation - Answer>>>Listening to body sounds with a stethoscope
Stethoscope - Answer>>>Instrument used for auscultation
Lordosis - Answer>>>Exaggerated lumbar curves
Kyphosis - Answer>>>Increased curve in the thoracic area
Scoliosis - Answer>>>Pronounced lateral curvature of the spine
Apical pulse - Answer>>>Heart sounds heard at the apex of the heart
Abnormal lung sounds - Answer>>>Unusual sounds heard during lung auscultation
Stertor - Answer>>>Snoring sound caused by tracheal secretions
Stridor - Answer>>>Croaking sound due to partial upper airway obstruction
Postural drainage - Answer>>>Positioning to facilitate drainage of secretions from the lungs
Capillary refill - Answer>>>Observing the return of color to the nail bed after pressure
Edema - Answer>>>Swelling caused by fluid accumulation
Bowel sounds - Answer>>>Sounds produced by contractions of the small intestines
Pupils - Answer>>>Circular openings in the center of the iris
Consensual reflex - Answer>>>Pupils constricting when light is shone in either eye
Accommodation - Answer>>>Pupils constricting when focusing on near or far objects
Glasgow Coma Scale - Answer>>>Assessment tool for measuring level of consciousness
Apoxia - Answer>>>Lack of oxygen in body tissues
Apnea - Answer>>>Temporary stoppage of breathing
Cyanosis - Answer>>>Bluish tint to the skin or mucous membranes
Dyspnea - Answer>>>Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
Hypercapnia - Answer>>>Increased level of carbon dioxide in the blood
