Chapter 2 (Part 3)

Question 1

Assessment

Answer 1

1. Health History
2. Past Health, Social, and Family History
   3.Physical Assessment

Question 2

Common Symptoms (HH)

Answer 2

Dyspnea
Cough
Sputum Production
Chest Pain
Wheezing
Hemoptysis

Question 3

Physical Assessment Techniques)

Answer 3

Inspect
Percuss
Palpate
Auscultate

Question 4

Inspect

Answer 4

Chest wall configuration; observe rate rhythm, and quality of respiration; check vs

Question 5

Percuss

Answer 5

Diaphragmatic excursion (Direct and indirect)

Question 6

Palpate

Answer 6

All thorax for any bulges, tenderness, or abnormal movement

Question 7

Auscultate

Answer 7

Chest to assess the abnormal breath sound

Question 8

Qualities of normal breath sound

Answer 8

Vesicular
Bronchovesicular
Bronchial
Tracheal

Question 9

Inspiratory sounds last longer than expiratory; soft;relatively low

Answer 9

Vesicular

Question 10

Inspiratory and expiratory sounds are about equal; Intermediate

Answer 10

Bronchovesicular

Question 11

Expiratory sounds last longer than inspiratory ones; Loud; Relatively high

Answer 11

Bronchial

Question 12

Inspiratory and expiratory sounds are about equal; Very loud; Relatively High

Answer 12

Tracheal

Question 13

Qualities of abnormal (adventitious) Breath sounds

Answer 13

Crackles
Wheezes
Friction rubs
Other: Stridor

Question 14

Crackles

Answer 14

Crackles in General
Coarse crackles
Fine crackles

Question 15

Wheezes

Answer 15

Wheezes in general
Ronchi

Question 16

Friction rubs

Answer 16

Pleural Friction rub

Question 17

Nonmusical, discontinuous popping sounds that occur during inspiration; may not be cleared by coughing

Answer 17

Crackles in general

Question 18

Discontinuous popping sounds heard in early inspiration and throughout expiration

Answer 18

Coarse crackles

Question 19

Soft high-pitched, discontinuous popping sounds heard in mid to late inspiration (hair rubbing together)

Answer 19

Fine crackles

Question 20

Continuous musical high-pitched, shrill sound usually heard on expiration

Answer 20

Wheezes in general

Question 21

Deep, lower pitched rumbling sounds, snoring quality, heard primarily during expiration; may clear with coughing

Answer 21

Rhonchi

Question 22

Discontinuous, low-pitched, rubbing or grating sound; rubbing thumb; inspiration and expiration

Answer 22

Pleural friction rub

Question 23

Continuous, high pitched, musical sound, heard over the neck

Answer 23

Stridor