Name that sound
Assessment IQ
The heart of the matter
Do you hear what I hear?
Nl v abl
100
term used for abnormal breath sounds
What are adventitious breath sounds
100
The nurse is caring for a patient with DKA. Which breathing pattern would the nurse expect to find during the assessment?
What is Kussmaul?
100
Area where the nurse should begin auscultation of the heart
Where is the Mitral valve or PMI (point of maxium impact)
100
sound 1
:25- :41
what is (high pitched) wheezing?
100
the AP diameter is less than the lateral diameter of the chest
what is normal
200
sound made when fluid is in the respiratory tract
What are CRACKLES?
200
How many lobes are on the right and left side of the lungs
What is 3 and 2
200
What is the best place to hear the S2 heart sound
Where is the aortic area (closure of the aortic and pulmonic valves)
200
sound 2
:41-:54
what is (low pitched) wheeze?
200
What is abnormal
(Barrel chest-hyperinflation of the lung)
300
hi pitch sound made durring bronchospasm
what are wheezes?
300
Which muscle contracts during inspiration and what is the term for this movement
What is the diaphragm and Diaphragmatic excursion
300
Term for blood flow across an incompetent valve
What is a murmur
300
sound 3
:54- 1:04
what is stridor?
300
What is normal?
400
low pitch sound made during air moving over secretions
what are rhonchi?
400
Second hand smoke smoking by others in the same household can cause lung cancer
True or false
What is true
400
This is the ''first" sign of peripheral artery disease
What is pain
400
sound 4
1:04-1:21
what are coarse crackles?
400
What is abnormal?
500
low pitch grating sound as a result of inflammation
friction rub
500
Periods of apnea followed by periods of breathing
What is Cheyne Stokes
500
When assessing for peripheral arterial disease, the nurse should assess for what signs and symptoms related to which aspects of decreased blood flow
What is Pain, Pallor, & muscle cramps
500
sound 5
1:21-1:38
what are fine crackles
500
What is abnormal
600
breath sound heard when no air is moving
what is absent
600
Inadequate tissue oxygenation resulting in a change in color of the skin, seen most commonly at nailbeds and mouth
What is cyanosis
600
Using the stethoscope, the nurse should listen over all five auscultatory areas . Name the areas
What are...aortic, pulmonic, Erb’s point, tricuspid, and mitral (apex)
600
sound 6
!:38-1:58
what is a pleural friction rub
600
What is normal
700
harsh, high pitched sound associated with larygeal/tracheal obstruction
what is stridor
700
This system provides "transportation" of O2 and Co2 between alveoli and cells
What is the Cardiovascular (CV) system
700
During assessment of cardiac function of the patient, what is the proper assessment sequence
What is...
1. Inspection
2. Palpation
3. Percussion
4. Auscultation
700
sound 7
:48-:59
What are normal vesicular breath sounds?
700
What is abnormal