unit 2 assessment

extra heart sound that is common in children, pregnant women, and athletes

disruption of soundwaves at tympanic membrane. common in children.

3 parts of consciousness

cells within tissue freeze (crystalize) which causes tissue death

When auscultating the abdomen, how long do you listen to each quadrant if you don't hear anything right away

example of a secondary lesion

curve in lumber spine. swaying back position. seen in pregnant women.

what increases when blood pressure decreases

hunch back. cruve in cervical spine. see in older patients.

what two cranial nerves are used for 6 directions of gaze

sounds that can be heard with bell of stethoscope

tenting indicates....

what is receptive aphasia

abdominal assessment order

where most breast cancer is found

how to treat heat exhaustion

Due to initial change in environment. examples would be cut, poision ivy, mosquito bite.

where are bruits in the abdomen heard?

signs of resp distress

stage 1 of fever

pyrexia is the medical term for fever

blue discoloration seen inside of mouth. seen in patients that are dying.

what is cranial nerve v

what is presbyopia

pressure overload, indicates heart failure, atrial gallop

our bodies way of producing and conserving heat

active ROM

near sightedness

stage 2 of fever is known as the chill phase/shiverng phase

jugular veins (JVT) can be seen at what degree angle

what is jaundice

Within HOURS. Ask patient what they had for breakfast.

blue discoloration of skin. indication that oxygen is not circulating.

indications of DVT (deep vein thrombosis)

can be heard over carotid with bell of stethoscope

stage 2 of fever

far sightedness

sounds that can be heard on diaphragm side of stethoscope

where do you test turgor on an infant

blue discoloration of umbilicus. indicates blood is leaking into tissue.

what are pyrogens

jaundice is seen in infants because their liver is not mature enough to process red blood cells.

takes a while to hear first sound. common in surgery patients because of pain meds and anesthesia

expressive aphasia

normal amount of urine per hour

scant urination (small amounts)

objective signs of pain are grimicing, crying, wribing in bed, pale, increased heart rate

ileus bowel sounds

used to test cranial nerve Vlll

normal body temp range

causes of heat loss

which breath sound can be cleared with cough

what is erythema

main difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke

regular assessment order

stage 3 of fever is known as the diaphoresis or sweating phase

what are the causes of heat production

when performing capillary refill color should return within 3 seconds

stage 3 of fever

resp rate of 8 is considered

By asking your patient "what are you doing after you leave the hospital" you are testing.....

frequent urination

COLDERR

thermoregulation is the balance between heat loss and heat production

true assessment of cardiac function

patients with chronic pain are at high risk for.....

Goal is to protect vital organs (heart, brain, lungs) by taking blood from nonessential parts of body

which age group lacks the ability to shiver