You have been called upon to demonstrate the technique for listening to valve sounds. (a) Explain where you would position your stethoscope to auscultate (1) aortic valve of a patient with severe aortic valve insufficiency (2) Stenotic mitral valve. (b) During which periods would you hear these abnormal heart sounds most clearly? (During atrial diastole, ventricular systole, ventricular diastole, or atrial systole? (c) What cues would you use to differentiate between an insufficient and a stenosed valve? (4 points). Answer:…
Ensure that the patient is sitting or lying. The arm needs to be at heart level to insure accurate reading if the…
Hgb Hct PT Glu Plt Pulse: Resp: BP (w/ range): I/O:: O: Vitals: Tmax: Tcurr: Glucose (QAC/HS) | | | | | Pulse Ox: x% on x lpm O2, IV access, NGT?, Foley/drains? Telemetry events, PRN pain meds used Gen: Pleasant, Friendly, NAD, CAOX3 HEENT: PERRL 3 mm diameter equal round reactive to light, EOMI, anicteric, no scleral injection, no nasal discharge, oropharynx clear w/o ulcers, moist mucous membranes Neck: no JVD, no adenopathy, no tracheal deviation CV: RRR, nl S1/S2, no G/R/M, no S3/S4 Pulm: CTA bilaterally, no crackles, wheezes, rhonchi, Good air movement, nl.…
I would ask the patient if they have checked their blood pressure and pulse, and if they have a heart condition, high blood pressure or anxiety. I would then request that this patient go through the…
7. Observe consciousness level (alertness, orientation, appropriateness). 8. Observe comfort level-does patient exhibit visible signs of pain? 9.…
4. Click your mouse in an area on the page. Select the reset button on the lab activity. Select the boy icon. Select the highest note located in the bottom right of the lab activity. Select the GO button. Describe the volume and pitch of the sound as the sound source moved past the observer? Record your observations. When the sound source moved past the observer the volume increases and then decreases and when the pitch goes higher than to low.…
Audiologists are very involved in improving the everyday lives of the deaf and hard of hearing. It is not uncommon for Audiologists to work with employers/businesses to educate and promote accommodations for the hearing impaired. The ADA protects individuals diagnosed with hearing loss from being discriminated against or mistreated. It is important for an Audiologist to be knowledgeable of the ADA so that they can provide their clients with accurate, up to date information pertaining to their specific situation. There are various devices, accommodations, and resources available to individuals within the deaf and hard of hearing population. Audiologists are typically very knowledgeable about these things, and can properly educate their clients…
1. List the five main components of the Cochlear Nucleus Freedom implant and briefly describe how it works.…
Stethoscope how to listen to heart sounds- use bell (LOW PITCH) DIAPRAGM 1ST !!( HIGH PITCH)…
There is also an electro-physiological test which shows impulses moving through the nerves to see if the impulses are moving too slow or…
Assessed for presence of edema, I & Os, lab values of sodium and potassium, vital signs performed q hour, breath sounds assessed, cardiac monitoring.…
Breathing is assessed by observing the chest wall and pattern of breathing, including the rate and depth of respiration, symmetry of chest wall movements, the use of accessory muscles, rib retraction, nasal flaring, position of comfort and patient colour (O'Reilly 2003). Audible sounds, such as wheezes, stridor or gurgling are listened for and the lungs auscultated for breath sounds and bilateral air entry (O'Reilly 2003). Mrs Flower's respiratory rate of 32 breaths per minute indicates severe tachypnoea (O'Reilly…
Relief printing is a generic term used to describe the process of printing from a raised surface where the non-image areas have been cut away. Wood and linoleum are traditional matrices used for relief printing.…
I am on the volleyball team here at St. Edward's University and I absolutely LOVE it! To say that volleyball is a hobby of mine is a bit of an understatement. It is a very big part of my life and a good majority of my time is spent playing or training for volleyball. I've been playing volleyball since i was eleven years old and my passion for the sport has continued to grow over the past eight years. I believe i have learnt several valuable lessons from playing volleyball.…
Though children are often viewed as sweet and innocent; children can be harsh and curl predators on the playground and in the classrooms. Students are becoming bullies at an alarmingly young age. In fact, Children as young as three years old have been identified as bullies. Bullying can happen anywhere groups of kids meet, like at school, camp, or in an afterschool or daycare setting. Adults must address this problem by providing character education, mentoring programs, and be positive role models to minimize bullying in elementary schools.…