Bowels
What are the 3 terms used to describe the frequency of bowel sounds?
Hypo, normal, hyper
What is upper, lower, front and back of the body called?
Superior, inferior, anterior, posterior
What is a murmur (what’s happening with the valves?)
Sound made by blood flowing backwards through a leaking valve
What is the name of Thomas Duffy’s son?
Chris
What is considered a normal range for bowel sounds?
5-30 sounds per minute
What is a wet crackle?
Fluid build up in the alveoli, causing bubbles and crackles
What word can be used to model the S4 gallop?
Kentucky
List 3 types of dynamics mentioned in the lecture.
p (piano), ppp (pianississimo), f (forte), fff (fortississimo)
How long are the bowels in feet?
26-32 ft
What instrument did Thomas Duffy use to imitate the sound of a wheeze?
A flute
Describe the pattern of heart beats demonstrated now.
Split S2
In which year did the Duffy-Honan intervention win the Robert Woods Johnson Innovations In Nursing Award?
2014/2015
What do you call the process of listening to the internal sounds of the body with a stethoscope?
Auscultation
Friction rub describes a lack of lubricant between two layers of the lung. What are these layers called?
Visceral pleura and parietal pleura
Demonstrate the S3 gallop using beats/claps.
Quarter note, then 2 eight notes
Thomas Duffy composed a piece imitating heart rhythms called “Heart-throb.” What instrument did he use to imitate the heart beats?
Timpani