Cedarville University Nursing 2000 Final Exam
Mark Klimek correctly answered already passed
1. chief complaint the reason for the patient's visit
2. IPPA (for cardiac assessment) inspect, palpate, percuss, auscultate
3. what part of the hand do the ulnar surface
you use to feel for
vibration?
dorsum of hand
4. what part of the hand do
you use to feel for
temperature? resonance
5. what sound should be
heard when percussing
over the lungs?
the 4th and 5th ICS, medial to the right MCL
6. where is the right middle
lobe located?
bronchovesicular sounds
7. what sounds should be
auscul- tated over the
periphery of the sternum?
8. when hearing vesicular sounds longer
in the lungs, inspiration
should be (shorter/longer)
than expi- ration
9. what pitch of sounds can low
you hear with the bell?
10. what is the transverse
1:1
diame- ter ratio of a patient
with a bar- rel chest?
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,Cedarville University Nursing 2000 Final Exam
Mark Klimek correctly answered already passed
11. right mainstream bronchus
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, Cedarville University Nursing 2000 Final Exam
Mark Klimek correctly answered already passed
if a child inspirited a small toy,
to where would it enter?
12. is a physical assessment always no, you're always adapting it
the same?
13. what should you instruct cough and deep breathe, then listen again
your patient to do if you
hear crack- les?
14. what does hyperresonance
air is trapped in the lungs
in the lungs indicate?
15. what are the 2 types of
adven- titious sounds in crackles and wheezing
the lungs?
16. if capillary refill is brisk, less than 3 seconds
how many seconds
should the nailed take to
return to normal color?
17. what 3 muscle groups are used diaphragm, chest wall muscles and muscles of
the scapulae
when breathing?
18. is slow elastic recoil in an elder- yes
ly person normal?
19. what does a trachea that is NOT the pressure in the sides of the thorax is
unequal
midline indicate?
20. tachypnea rapid breathing
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Mark Klimek correctly answered already passed
1. chief complaint the reason for the patient's visit
2. IPPA (for cardiac assessment) inspect, palpate, percuss, auscultate
3. what part of the hand do the ulnar surface
you use to feel for
vibration?
dorsum of hand
4. what part of the hand do
you use to feel for
temperature? resonance
5. what sound should be
heard when percussing
over the lungs?
the 4th and 5th ICS, medial to the right MCL
6. where is the right middle
lobe located?
bronchovesicular sounds
7. what sounds should be
auscul- tated over the
periphery of the sternum?
8. when hearing vesicular sounds longer
in the lungs, inspiration
should be (shorter/longer)
than expi- ration
9. what pitch of sounds can low
you hear with the bell?
10. what is the transverse
1:1
diame- ter ratio of a patient
with a bar- rel chest?
1/
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,Cedarville University Nursing 2000 Final Exam
Mark Klimek correctly answered already passed
11. right mainstream bronchus
2/
18
, Cedarville University Nursing 2000 Final Exam
Mark Klimek correctly answered already passed
if a child inspirited a small toy,
to where would it enter?
12. is a physical assessment always no, you're always adapting it
the same?
13. what should you instruct cough and deep breathe, then listen again
your patient to do if you
hear crack- les?
14. what does hyperresonance
air is trapped in the lungs
in the lungs indicate?
15. what are the 2 types of
adven- titious sounds in crackles and wheezing
the lungs?
16. if capillary refill is brisk, less than 3 seconds
how many seconds
should the nailed take to
return to normal color?
17. what 3 muscle groups are used diaphragm, chest wall muscles and muscles of
the scapulae
when breathing?
18. is slow elastic recoil in an elder- yes
ly person normal?
19. what does a trachea that is NOT the pressure in the sides of the thorax is
unequal
midline indicate?
20. tachypnea rapid breathing
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