Faint S1 and S2 sounds on auscultation
Decreased cardiac output
Increased blood pressure
Increased strength of peripheral pulses
Assessment of blood pressure
Assessment of heart rate
Intravenous fluids
Administration of digoxin
Increased cardiac output
Hypertension
Chest Pain
Decreased heart rate
The coronary arteries have no atherosclerosis
Blood pressure is stable
Conductivity of the cells in the heart is normal
Automaticity of the cells in the conduction system is normal
Sinoartial (SA) node
Bachmann's bundle
Bundle of His
Purkinji fibers
Increased heart rate
Vasodilation
Hypoxemia
Decreased respiratory rate
Decreased cardiac output
Increased blood pressure
Increased pulse pressure
Increased mean arterial pressure
Increased blood pressure
Decreased mean arterial pressure
Increased heart rate
Decreased respiratory rate
Increased diastolic blood pressure
Decreased heart rate
Increased systolic blood pressure
Increased mean arterial pressure
Increased blood pressure
Increased heart rate
Increased cardiac output
Decreased heart rate
Older audlt with asthma
Asian american woman with breast cancer
Middle aged African Man with diabetes mellitus
Postmenopausal woman on estrogen hormone replacement therapy
Tuberculosis
Recurrent viral pneumonia
Rheumatic Fever
Asthma
Document the finding as normal
Evaluate the client for pulse deficit
Assess the client's medication
Administer atropine
A woman on hormone replacement therapy
A woman who has never been pregnant
A woman with elevated HDL (high density lipoprotein) levels
A woman with abdominal obesity
A middle aged man who smokes
A middle aged woman with a sedentary lifestyle
An older man who is moderately obese
A young adult with a famiy history of coronary artery disease
I get short of breath when I climb stairs
I see halos floating by
I have trouble remembering things
I have lost my appetite
I wake up to go to the bathroom at night
My shoes fit tighter by the end of the day?
I seem to feel more anxious lately
I drink at least eight full glasses of water a day
You have no limitations on ordinary physical activity
The discomfort you experience may occur with ordinary physical activity
You will not be able to do more than simple activity
The discomfort you have may be present even at rest
Dependent edema
Dependent rubor
Bluish discoloration of the toes
Clubbing of the fingers
Calling the health care provider
Assessing capillary refill
Assessing the client's pulse oxygen level
Monitoring the client's heart rate
Calling the health care provider because this is severe hypertension
Reassessing the blood pressure in 1 month because this is stage 2 hypertension
Reassessing the client's blood pressure at the next yearly physical
Teaching the client lifestyle modifications to decrease the blood pressure
Swishing sound heard on either side of the neck
Bounding pulses
Pulse rate of 90 beats/min
Blood pressure of 140/90 mm Hg
Pulse oximetry
Blood pressure
Respiratory rate
Neurological evaluation
With the client ina supine position at a 45 degree angle, compress the upper right abdimen for 30 to 40 seconds and observe for neck vein distention
Measure the blood pressure in both upper arms. The arm with the highest pressure should be used for blood pressure measurement thereafter
Apply the bell of the stethoscope over the skin of the carotid artery while the client holds his or her breath
With the client in the supine position, inspect the chest for prominent precordial pulsations
Bell of the stethoscope at the base of the heart
Diaphragm of the stethoscope at the base of the heart
Bell of the stethoscope at the left sternal border of the heart
Diaphragm of the stethoscope at the left sternal border of the heart
Wait!
Here's an interesting quiz for you.