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©THEBRIGHT 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 11:11AM. 1 HEAS 1000 - Midterm Review (Unit 1-5) Exam Questions And Answers 2025 Update. What the person says about himself or herself - AnswerSubjective data what you observe by inspecting, percussing, palpating, and auscultating - AnswerObjective data is the process of analyzing health data and drawing conclusions to identify diagnoses. It has 4 major components - AnswerDiagnostic reasoning piece of information, a sign or symptom, or a piece of lab...

©THEBRIGHT 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 11:11AM. 1 HEAS 1000 Respiratory Exam Questions And Answers 2025 Update. Purpose of Respiratory Assessment - Answer- Anatomical landmarks - Mechanics of respiration - Control of respiration - Apply that knowledge to the assessment of client's ability to effectively oxygenate their body to meet their health needs Anterior Landmarks - Answer- Clavicle - Sternum (suprasternal notch, manubrium, zyphoid process) - Angle of Louis - Intercostal spaces...

©THEBRIGHT 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 11:11AM. 1 HEAS 1000 Unit 2 Exam Questions And Answers 2025 Update. General Survey - Answera study of the whole person covering the health state and any obvious physical characteristics General Survey Components - Answer-physical appearance -body structure -mobility -behaviour Physical appearance - Answerage, sex, loc, skin colour, facial features body structure - Answerstature, nutrition, symmetry, posture, position, body build/deformity mobility...

©THEBRIGHT 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 11:11AM. 1 HEAS 1000 - Peripheral Vascular & Cardiovascular Exam Questions And Answers 2025 Update. Function of Veins - Answer- Low pressure system - Return blood to the heart - Work against gravity - One way valves Function of Arteries - Answer- High pressure system - Carry blood from the heart to the body - Utilizes the pumping action of the heart to carry blood Brachial Artery - Answer- Major artery of the arm - Branches into radial and ulnar ...

Explain the process and how to document a pulse? - ️️- use pads of first 3 fingers and palpate at the flexor of the radial or brachial and count for 30 seconds (if regular) and multiply by 2. if UNREGULAR count for 1 full minute -60, strong and regular. Explain the process and how to document respirations? - ️️-count respirations for 30 seconds and multiply by 2, if abnormal count for 1 full minute -relaxed, regulated, automatic, silent, symmetrical -12-20 breathes per minute -ev...

includes a complete health history & results of a full physical examination (used when meeting the patient for the 1st time) - ️️Complete database "mini-database", smaller in scope & more focused than the complete database. Concerns mainly one problem, one cue complex, or one body system - ️️Focused (episodic) database the status of any identified problems should be evaluated at regular & appropriate intervalsa - ️️Follow-up database calls for a rapid collection of the d...

Which sound will you hear the best at the Pulmonic area? - ️️S2 What is the significance of Erb's Point? - ️️It is where you can hear both S1 and S2 sounds equally. Toward the end of diastole, the atria contract and push the last amount of blood into the ventricles. What is this sometimes called? - ️️Atrial Kick What is culture? - ️️Values, beliefs, attitudes, practices, characteristics, and customs shared by a group of people What does OPQRSTUV stand for in a pain asse...

Functions of the CNS & PNS - ANSWER - Cognition, emotion, memory - Sensation, perception - Regulation of homeostasis & consciousness - Motor coordination & movement Interactions with Other Body Systems: Cardiovascular - ANSWER - Affects heart rate, blood pressure, and contractility Interactions with Other Body Systems: Respiratory - ANSWER - Changes rate & depth Interactions with Other Body Systems: Musculoskeletal - ANSWER - Controls muscle contraction

What is the purpose of assessment? - ANSWER Collection of data about an individual's health state. Difference between subjective and objective data? - ANSWER Subjective: What the person says about themselves during history taking. Objective: What the health care provider observes by palpating and auscultating during physical taking.