ADPIE
Assessments
Eyes, ears, nose, throat
Respiratory
Cardiovascular
100

During this phase, the nurse decides if the interventions are working for the patient.

What is evaluation?

100

The type of question used to gather narrative information during the patient interview.

What are open-ended questions?

100

This is a test to screen for loss of peripheral vision.

What is the confrontation test?

100

A course, crackling sensation palpable over the skin surface of the chest.

What is crepitus?

100

A gentle blowing, blowing, swooshing sound that can be heard on the chest wall.

What is a murmur?

200
During this phase, the nurse gathers patient cues.

What is assessment?

200

This assessment includes the patient's physical appearance, body structure, mobility, and behavior.

What is the general survey?

200

The definition of the acronym PERRLA.

What is pupils are equal, round, reactive to light, and accommodation?
200

This is the degree of the costal angle that is considered normal.

What is 90 degrees?

200
The heart sound that occurs with the closure of the AV valves signaling the beginning of systole.

What is S1?

300

During this phase, the nurse puts the cues together to determine what is going on with the patient.

What is diagnosis?

300

This type of database/assessment is conducted when a patient is evaluated at regular intervals for an ongoing health problem.

What is follow-up?

300

The test used to evaluate hearing acuity.

What is the whispered voice test?

300

Shortness of breath that awakens the patient at night.

What is paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea?

300

The location of the aortic valve.

What is the right second intercostal space, right sternal border?

400

During this phase, the nurse puts her plan into action when caring for the patient.

What is implementation?

400

Assessment of activity-exercise, sleep-rest, coping, and stress management.

What is a functional assessment?

400

This divides the nasal cavity into two slitlike air passages.

What is the septum?

400

Symptoms of this condition include unequal chest expansion, decreased or absent tactile fremitus, and decreased or absent breath sounds.

What is pneumothorax?

400

The location of the apex of the heart.

What is the fifth intercostal space, midclavicular line?

500

During this phase, the nurse determines the appropriate actions to take when caring for the patient.

What is planning?

500

The part of the health history that reviews the state of health in each body system.

What is the review of systems?

500

Symptoms of this condition include bright red throat, swollen tonsils, white or yellow exudate on tonsils and pharynx, and enlarged anterior cervical lymph nodes.

What is tonsillitis?

500

Symptoms of this condition include cough with rust-colored sputum, dyspnea, night sweats, and crackles to upper lobes.

What is tuberculosis (TB)?
500

This condition includes edema to the lower extremities, ascites, and jugular vein distention.

What is right-sided heart failure?

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