Nr 302 respiratory exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NR 302 Final Exam Fall 2022 What are the structures of the upper respiratory tract? What is the first step in auscultating the heart? Where is the best place to hear S1? Where is the best place to hear S2? What is the primary function of the cardiovascular system? Which structure delivers oxygenated blood to the body? What is the correct order of conduction through the heart? What anatomical landmark represents where S1 and S2 are heard equally? The S2 heart soun...

1. The nurse notes documentation that a client is exhibiting Cheyne-Stokes respirations. On assessment of the client, the nurse should expect to note which finding? 1. Increasing rate and depth of respirations with periods of apnea 2. Regular rapid and deep, sustained respirations 3.Totally irregular respiration in rhythm and depth 4. Irregular respirations with pauses at the end of inspiration and expiration- : 1. Increasing rate and depth of respirations with periods of apnea. pg. 434 ...

NR 302 Final Exam Review 2022/2023 The nurse notes documentation that a client is exhibiting Cheyne-Stokes respirations. On assessment of the client, the nurse should expect to note which finding? 1. Increasing rate and depth of respirations with periods of apnea 2. Regular rapid and deep, sustained respirations 3. Totally irregular respiration in rhythm and depth 4. Irregular respirations with pauses at the end of inspiration and expiration- : 1. Increasing rate and depth of respirati...

NR 302 FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE Thorax and Lungs -What data can be gathered on a patient in respiratory distress from general survey only? -Do they use accessory muscles when breathing? Position-tripod, Barrel chest, Nasal flaring, color -Structure and Function: The thorax -Thoracic cage -Sternum, 12 pairs of ribs -12 thoracic vertebrae -Muscles and cartilage -Thoracic Cavity -Mediastinium -Pleural cavity -Lung (Apex and base) Structure and Function:...

NR 302 HEALTH ASS Exam 1 Latest updated Exam 1 Concepts Chapter 1: Evidence-Based Assessment • Define and recognize examples of Subjective and Objective data o Objective is obtained through observation and is verifiable; information gathered from the patient by the use of observation, palpation, percussion, and auscultation, as well as the use of instruments and techniques that provide specific measurements o Subjective is information that the patient shares about his or her health si...

NR 302 Final Exam Concept Review What does heart force mean? (AKA force of pulse) - indicator of strength of heart stroke volume What does a weak/ thready pulse reflect? - decreased stroke volume What does a Full / bounding pulse indicate?- increased stroke volume What is a Full / bounding heart force (pulse) recorded as? - +3 What is a normal heart force (pulse) recorded as? - +2 What is a weak / thready heart force (pulse) recorded as? - +1 What is an absent pulse reported as? - 0 How does an...

NR 302 Final Exam Concept Review What does heart force mean? (AKA force of pulse) - indicator of strength of heart stroke volume What does a weak/ thready pulse reflect? - decreased stroke volume What does a Full / bounding pulse indicate?- increased stroke volume What is a Full / bounding heart force (pulse) recorded as? - +3 What is a normal heart force (pulse) recorded as? - +2 What is a weak / thready heart force (pulse) recorded as? - +1 What is an absent pulse reported as? - 0 How does an...

NR 302 FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE Thorax and Lungs -What data can be gathered on a patient in respiratory distress from general survey only? -Do they use accessory muscles when breathing? Position-tripod, Barrel chest, Nasal flaring, color -Structure and Function: The thorax -Thoracic cage -Sternum, 12 pairs of ribs -12 thoracic vertebrae -Muscles and cartilage -Thoracic Cavity -Mediastinium -Pleural cavity -Lung (Apex and base) Structure and Function:...

NR 302 HEALTH ASS Exam 1 Latest updated Exam 1 Concepts Chapter 1: Evidence-Based Assessment • Define and recognize examples of Subjective and Objective data o Objective is obtained through observation and is verifiable; information gathered from the patient by the use of observation, palpation, percussion, and auscultation, as well as the use of instruments and techniques that provide specific measurements o Subjective is information that the patient shares about his or her health si...