NURS 612

NURS 612 Key Points to Review for Exam 2.Key Point to Review – Chest / Lungs STUDENT NOTES What are examples of appropriate history of present illness questions you may ask a patient with a chief complaint of a respiratory issue?  Do you have a cough?  Is your cough sudden, gradual?  What is the duration of your cough?  Please describe your cough. Is it dry, moist, wet, hacking, hoarse, barking, whooping, bubbling, productive, nonproductive?  Do you have sputu...

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Normal findings in elderly mouth/pharynx: ■ The lips have increased vertical markings and appear dryer. ■ The buccal mucosa is thinner, less vascular, and less shiny ■ Tongue may appear more fissures, and veins on its ventral surface ■ Oral tissues may be dryer (xerostomia) especially with medications ■ Natural teeth may be worn down, shortening the crown, and altering enamel thickness. General findings in elderly mouth/pharynx:  Chronic disease increases the burden of oral d...

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What are examples of appropriate history of present illness questions you may ask a patient with a chief complaint of a respiratory issue?  Do you have a cough?  Is your cough sudden, gradual?  What is the duration of your cough?  Please describe your cough. Is it dry, moist, wet, hacking, hoarse, barking, whooping, bubbling, productive, nonproductive?  Do you have sputum when you cough? What does the sputum look like? Clear, purulent, blood-tinged, mostly blood, f...

For size, shape, symmetry, color, ribs A/P diameter usually less than lateral diameter, increases with age; if becomes same as lateral diameter there may be a chronic condition such as barrel chest. Thoracic landmarks help record findings along Front View: midsternal line, midclavicular line, anterior axillary Lateral View: Midaxillary, posterior axillary, anterior axillary Posterior View: Vertebral Line, Scapular line