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BSN 246 HESI Health Assessment Exam V1 (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers |100% Correct| Grade A- Nightingale Q: A client has been diagnosed with bilateral lower lobe atelectasis. What percussion sound should the nurse expect to hear when percussing over the client's lower lobes? Answer: Dull, thud-like. Q: A client is being assessed upon admission to the medical-surgical unit. The nurse is preparing to complete a head-to-toe assessment and will begin at t...

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I Human Case Tamika Brayton A 33 Year Old Female Reason For Encounter: Flank Pain Chamberlain University Case Study Week #5

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NGN RN (SEPSIS) Sample Case Study of a 78-year-old female client Due to Shortness of Breath Answered Correctly 2023/2024. The nurse in the emergency department (ED) is caring for a 78-year-old female client. Select the 4 client findings that require immediate follow-up. Nurses’ Notes 1000: Client was brought to the ED by the client’s adult child due to increased shortness of breath this morning. The adult child reports that the client has been running a fever for the past few days and h...

Comprehensive I Human Casestudy Week #9 26 Year Old Female Reason For Encounter: Frequent Severe Headache Location;Outpatient Clinic Case Study octomber23rd 2024 (Class 6512) 100 percentage correct 2packages

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2025 iHuman Case 36 Year Old Female Reason For Encounter: Itchy Rash Case Study 2025 1. Chief Complaint What to Do: Start with the patient's presenting reason for visiting. Explanation: The patient is complaining of an itchy rash that will guide the rest of the examination. Ask the following questions: How long has the rash been present? Where did it start, and has it become generalized? Describe the itchiness (mild, moderate, or severe)? Are there facto...