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BARKELY 3P EXAM WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS WITH EXPLANATIONS You have four patients who all have a family history of developing coronary heart disease at an early age. According to their blood test results, which patient would most likely develop coronary heart disease first? a. Cholesterol: 170; LDL: 120; Triglycerides: 120; HDL: 45 b. Cholesterol: 195; LDL: 110; Triglycerides: 135; HDL: 30 c. Cholesterol: 170; LDL: 100; Triglycerides: 140; HDL: 20 d. Cholesterol: 190; LDL: 140; Triglycerid...

Explain Systole Ventricular Contraction; Aortic & Pulmonic valves open, Mitral & Tricuspid valves close. Blood flows from the ventricles through the aortic valve into the aorta to systemic circulation. Closure of the mitral valve during Systole is the first heart sound, S1, representing the beginning of systole. S1 loudest at apex of heart. Explain Diastole Ventricular relaxation; Blood flows from atrias into ventricles. The mitral and tricuspid valves are open and the aortic and pulmo...

Structural difference in respiratory system between children and adults Small/narrow airways: swelling/secretions make it much more difficult to breathe Less surface area: periods of apnea can last up to 15 seconds Lack of collateral pathways: fewer bronchioles, easily clogged, keep nares open, suction with bulb syringe Nose breathers: up until 4 weeks, predominately up until 2 years; keep nose suctioned well Diaphragmatic breathing: not as strong, can't lift ribcage like an adult What fac...

Shadow Health Respiratory Concept Lab: (NURS612) Advanced Health Assessment | Graded. What happens during auscultation? {{Ans- Healthcare professional listen to the heart sounds through a stethoscope What are bronchial sounds and how are these sounds detected? {{Ans- Harsh, high-pitched, & loud sound that can be heard above the manubrium (over the trachea). What are bronchovesicular sounds and how are these sounds detected? {{Ans- Medium in loudness & pitch sounds that can be heard over th...

Family Nurse Practitioner Exam Study: cardiac Test VERIFIED SOLUTIONS IMAGE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDED 2023//2024 mitral regurgitation listening point apical area. mitral regurgitation sound & murmur type loud, high pitched, holoSYSTOLIC radiates to axllia, heard in s1, at apex w/ stethoscope diaphragm. Mitral Listening Point 5th intercostal space, mid-clavicular line Aortic Listening Point 2nd Inter Costal Space Right of Sternum aortic regurgitation (aortic insufficiency) incomp...

Shadow Health Respiratory Concept Lab: (NURS612) Advanced Health Assessment | 100% Correct. What happens during auscultation? {{Ans- Healthcare professional listen to the heart sounds through a stethoscope What are bronchial sounds and how are these sounds detected? {{Ans- Harsh, high-pitched, & loud sound that can be heard above the manubrium (over the trachea). What are bronchovesicular sounds and how are these sounds detected? {{Ans- Medium in loudness & pitch sounds that can be heard o...

Screening during a pulmonary exam for a runny nose and noticed the child in respiratory distress, what would you do? - Discontinue the exam Proper use of stethoscope - Skin to scope Diaphragm: used for high pitched sounds Bell: used for soft low pitched sounds Psoriasis - Chronic inflammatory skin disease Raised scaly patch Often painful Occurs on scalp, extensor surfaces of knees and elbows, lower back. Accompanied by nail pitting Candida Signs/Symptoms - skin and nail infections, such...

Critical Care Hesi Exit Exam Questions and Answers 2023/2024 update 1 - ANSWER-The nurse cares for a client with a cuffed tracheostomy tube. Before performing oral care, the nurse notes that the client's tracheostomy cuff is inflated. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate action for the nurse to take? 1. Leave the cuff inflated and suction through the tracheostomy.2. Deflate the cuff and suction through the tracheostomy tube. 3. Inflate the cuff pressure to 40 mm Hg before suc...

Holosystolic murmur heard best at Apex, may transmit to axilla and sternum. correct answers Mitral Regurgitation Symptoms of Mitral regurgitation correct answers may be asymptomatic for decades, then SOB, Fatigue, HF What increases the murmur of Mitral regurgitation, what decreases the murmur? correct answers Decrease murmur = stand up Increase murmur = clench fist Common causes of mitral regurgitation correct answers Congenital abnormality, Rheumatic Heart disease, acute endocarditis,...

ir trapping - Increasing difficulty in getting breath out Ataxic - Significant disorganization with irregular and varying depths of respirations Biots respiration - Irregular pattern characterized by varying depth and rate of respirations followed by periods of apnea Bradypnea - <10/minute Bronchial (normal) - High Harsh or hollow Loud Short during inhale Long during exhale Trachea and thorax Bronchovesicular (normal) - Moderate Mixed Moderate Same during inhale and exhale Over...