NSG 6020 Midterm Exam (Questions & Answers) A Grade

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What age does bronchiolitis occur? Main symptom of bronchiolitis. Most common cause of bronchiolitis. Treatment for bronchiolitis. Order of lung exam. Pectus excavatum. Pectus carinatum Barrel ... Chest Tactile fremitus Percussion: Flatness Percussion- dullness Percussion: resonance Percussion: hyperresonance Percussion: tympany Auscultation: vesicular Auscultation: bronchial Auscultation: bronchovesicular Auscultation: tracheal Rhonchi Wheezes Stridor Absent/attenuated sounds Crackles Bronchophony Egophony Whispered pectoriloquy Pleural effusion -Fremitus, percussion, whispered pectoriloquy, breath sounds. Consolidation or PNA -Fremitus, percussion, whispered pectoriloquy, breath sounds. Emphysema -Fremitus, percussion, whispered pectoriloquy, breath sounds. Pneumothorax -Fremitus, percussion, whispered pectoriloquy, breath sounds. PNA: -Breath sounds, bronchophony, egophony, whispered pectoriloquy. CAP Tobacco cessation- 5 A's Preload Contractility Afterload Cardiac output BP Ventricular systole Ventricular diastole Left coronary arteries -LEFT MAIN Right Coronary arteries -RCA How is the metabolic syndrome diagnosed? Palpation- finger pads Palpation- ball of hand PMI Cardiac palpation and auscultation sites Diaphragm of stethoscope Bell of stethoscope S1 heart sounds S2 heart sounds split s2 S3 heart sounds S4 heart sounds Heart murmur grade Acute MI -inferior MI Lateral MI Septal MI Anterior MI MVP -Presenting symptoms MVP -Testing and assessment Assessing JVP Carotid pulse palpation -upstroke PAD- peripheral arterial disease Venous peripheral vascular disease ABI CEAP classification Trendelenburg Test/Torniquet test [Show More]

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