HACC Nursing 142 - Final
Abducens - ANS-CN VI
absent or nonpalpable - ANS-pulse amplitude of zero
acoustic - ANS-CN VIII
amplitude - ANS-power of the beat, assessed on a scale of zero to four
Annoyance with grievance approximately consuming - ANS-What does the A stand for within
the CAGE questionnaire
aorta - ANS-oxygenated blood leaves the coronary heart thru the
aortic - ANS-RSB second ICS
aortic valve - ANS-from the left ventricle, blood flows through the ________ into the aorta
aortic, pulmonic, erb's factor, tricuspid, and mitral - ANS-what are the 5 areas for ausculation of
the heart
Area of breast to palpate? - ANS-all area plus tail of Spence (armpit vicinity)
arterial insufficiency signs and symptoms - ANS-diminished pulses; cool, shiny pores and skin;
absence of hair on feet; pallor of lower extremities on elevation; crimson shade of lower
extremities while dependent; ulcers may be present - pale in colour with properly-described
edges and no bleeding
ascites - ANS-faded glistening taught stomach
Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt (infant) - ANS-What is degree 2 of Erikson's Psychosocial
Theory?
Borborygmi - ANS-The normal noise made in the intestinal tract as gas and fluid circulate thru
the tract (that is the noise that during human beings is generally described as stomach growling;
singular is borborygmus)
bounding - ANS-pulse amplitude of four
bradypena - ANS-slow, normal respirations, price < 10
, bronchial breath sounds - ANS-loud, high pitched breath sound, heard next to the trachea,
superior to each clavicle and in the first intercostal space, expiration greater than inspiration
bronchovesicular breath sounds - ANS-breath sounds that are medium in loudness & pitch,
heard over the major bronchi in the second and third intercostal spaces and between the
scapulae, inspiration equal to expiration
CAGE questionnaire - ANS-tool for assessment of alcohol and substance abuse
carbohydrates, proteins, & fats - ANS-What are considered the primary nutrients?
Cheyne-stokes - ANS-periods of deep breathing alternating with periods of apnea in a regular
pattern
claudication - ANS-arterial insufficiency causes pain in the thigh, calf, or buttocks triggered by
walking and resolves with rest
coarse crackles/rales - ANS-loud, moist, low pitched bubling heard at the end of inspiration,
does not clear with cough, caused by collapsed or fluid-filled alveoli opening
COCA? - ANS-color, odor, consistency, amount
Concrete Operations (7 to 11 years) - ANS-What is stage 3 of Piaget's Cognitive Theory?
Cough evaluation - ANS-COCA, length, duration
crackles/rales, wheezes, rhonchi, stridor, and friction rubs - ANS-adventitious breath sounds
cutaneous pain - ANS-originates in the skin or subcutaneous tissue
Cutting down on drinking - ANS-What does the C stand for in the CAGE questionnaire
deep somatic pain - ANS-arises from ligaments, tendons, bones, blood vessels, and nerves
deoxygenated blood - ANS-pulmonary artery - oxygenated or deoxygenated blood?
Deoxygenated blood - ANS-right atrium & ventricle - oxygenated or deoxygenated blood?
Diastole - ANS-ventricular relaxation. Begins with S2 and ends with S1.
Do you palpate or auscultate the abdominal first? - ANS-auscultate
domestic violence / intimate partner violence nurse concern - ANS-Safety
Abducens - ANS-CN VI
absent or nonpalpable - ANS-pulse amplitude of zero
acoustic - ANS-CN VIII
amplitude - ANS-power of the beat, assessed on a scale of zero to four
Annoyance with grievance approximately consuming - ANS-What does the A stand for within
the CAGE questionnaire
aorta - ANS-oxygenated blood leaves the coronary heart thru the
aortic - ANS-RSB second ICS
aortic valve - ANS-from the left ventricle, blood flows through the ________ into the aorta
aortic, pulmonic, erb's factor, tricuspid, and mitral - ANS-what are the 5 areas for ausculation of
the heart
Area of breast to palpate? - ANS-all area plus tail of Spence (armpit vicinity)
arterial insufficiency signs and symptoms - ANS-diminished pulses; cool, shiny pores and skin;
absence of hair on feet; pallor of lower extremities on elevation; crimson shade of lower
extremities while dependent; ulcers may be present - pale in colour with properly-described
edges and no bleeding
ascites - ANS-faded glistening taught stomach
Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt (infant) - ANS-What is degree 2 of Erikson's Psychosocial
Theory?
Borborygmi - ANS-The normal noise made in the intestinal tract as gas and fluid circulate thru
the tract (that is the noise that during human beings is generally described as stomach growling;
singular is borborygmus)
bounding - ANS-pulse amplitude of four
bradypena - ANS-slow, normal respirations, price < 10
, bronchial breath sounds - ANS-loud, high pitched breath sound, heard next to the trachea,
superior to each clavicle and in the first intercostal space, expiration greater than inspiration
bronchovesicular breath sounds - ANS-breath sounds that are medium in loudness & pitch,
heard over the major bronchi in the second and third intercostal spaces and between the
scapulae, inspiration equal to expiration
CAGE questionnaire - ANS-tool for assessment of alcohol and substance abuse
carbohydrates, proteins, & fats - ANS-What are considered the primary nutrients?
Cheyne-stokes - ANS-periods of deep breathing alternating with periods of apnea in a regular
pattern
claudication - ANS-arterial insufficiency causes pain in the thigh, calf, or buttocks triggered by
walking and resolves with rest
coarse crackles/rales - ANS-loud, moist, low pitched bubling heard at the end of inspiration,
does not clear with cough, caused by collapsed or fluid-filled alveoli opening
COCA? - ANS-color, odor, consistency, amount
Concrete Operations (7 to 11 years) - ANS-What is stage 3 of Piaget's Cognitive Theory?
Cough evaluation - ANS-COCA, length, duration
crackles/rales, wheezes, rhonchi, stridor, and friction rubs - ANS-adventitious breath sounds
cutaneous pain - ANS-originates in the skin or subcutaneous tissue
Cutting down on drinking - ANS-What does the C stand for in the CAGE questionnaire
deep somatic pain - ANS-arises from ligaments, tendons, bones, blood vessels, and nerves
deoxygenated blood - ANS-pulmonary artery - oxygenated or deoxygenated blood?
Deoxygenated blood - ANS-right atrium & ventricle - oxygenated or deoxygenated blood?
Diastole - ANS-ventricular relaxation. Begins with S2 and ends with S1.
Do you palpate or auscultate the abdominal first? - ANS-auscultate
domestic violence / intimate partner violence nurse concern - ANS-Safety
