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BSN 206
BSN 206 VITALS ISB EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
1. Whenever there is abnormality in rate, rhythm, or amplitude, it
is best to: take an apical pulse and count for 1 full minute.
2. stethoscope The diaphragm: The diaphragm is the larger,
circular, flat-surfaced part of the chest piece. It transmits high-
pitched sounds created by high-velocity movement of air and
blood.Air and blood are moving fast through the body.
3. The bell: It transmits low-pitched sounds, created by the low-
velocity movement of blood. Hold the bell lightly against the skin for
sound amplificationBlood is moving slowly, and that slow
movement can cause certain problems or lead to specific
conditions.
BSN 206
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BSN 206
4. The diaphragm or bell is placed at each of the circled
intercostal spaces to auscultate heart sounds.:
5. PMI stands for Point of Maximal Impulse — it's where you can
best feel or hear the heart beating against the chest wall =PMI
is best heard at:“ : fifth ICS.
6. Listen to Apex Single First Sound Audio:
7. :
8. Match the correct anatomic area of auscultation to the
correct location 2nd right ICS: Aortic Valve
9. 2nd left ICS: pulmonic
valve area
BSN 206
BSN 206
BSN 206 VITALS ISB EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
1. Whenever there is abnormality in rate, rhythm, or amplitude, it
is best to: take an apical pulse and count for 1 full minute.
2. stethoscope The diaphragm: The diaphragm is the larger,
circular, flat-surfaced part of the chest piece. It transmits high-
pitched sounds created by high-velocity movement of air and
blood.Air and blood are moving fast through the body.
3. The bell: It transmits low-pitched sounds, created by the low-
velocity movement of blood. Hold the bell lightly against the skin for
sound amplificationBlood is moving slowly, and that slow
movement can cause certain problems or lead to specific
conditions.
BSN 206
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BSN 206
4. The diaphragm or bell is placed at each of the circled
intercostal spaces to auscultate heart sounds.:
5. PMI stands for Point of Maximal Impulse — it's where you can
best feel or hear the heart beating against the chest wall =PMI
is best heard at:“ : fifth ICS.
6. Listen to Apex Single First Sound Audio:
7. :
8. Match the correct anatomic area of auscultation to the
correct location 2nd right ICS: Aortic Valve
9. 2nd left ICS: pulmonic
valve area
BSN 206
