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Cardiovascular Examination

Cardiovascular Examination. Part 2. Cardiovascular Examination Part 2. Precordium. Inspection Palpation Percussion Auscultation. Inspection. Scars Sternotomy Valvotomy Thorocotomy Deformity Pectus excavatum kyphoscoliosis Pulsations Gynomastia Digoxin Spironolactone. Palpation.

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Nursing of Adults With Medical & Surgical Conditions

Nursing of Adults With Medical & Surgical Conditions. Respiratory Disorders (Diagnostic Tests & Upper Airway Disorders). Normal Breath Sounds. Adventitious Breath Sounds. Crackles (Rales) Fine, Medium,Coarse Sound Sounds like hair being rolled between the fingers close to the ear Cause

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Unit III: Respiratory System Assessment

Unit III: Respiratory System Assessment. Mrs.Indumathi Lecturer YNC. Introduction. The respiratory system is situated in the thorax, and is responsible for gaseous exchange between the circulatory system and the outside world. Air is taken

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Basic Respirations

I. Basic Respirations. Overview. Intended to review and familiarize you with commonly heard breath sounds encountered in the field. How many of you were taught breath sounds, but never had an audio or clinical opportunity to validate cognitive objectives?. Mouth Epiglottis. Nasopharynx

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Hoarseness of Voice and voice disorders

Hoarseness of Voice and voice disorders. HOARSENESS. ROUGHNESS OF VOICE RESULTING FROM VARIATIONS OF PERODICITY AND/OR INTENSITY OF CONSECUTIVE SOUND WAVES. HOARSENESS. NORMAL VOICE 1.VOCAL CORDS(VC) SHOULD BE ABLE TO APROXIMATE PROPERLY WITH EACH OTHER 2.PROPER SIZE AND STIFFNESS

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Chapter 9 The Cardiovascular System

Chapter 9 The Cardiovascular System. The Cardiovascular System: Examining the Heart and Blood Vessels. Overview Anatomy of the heart and great vessels The heart as a pump; blood pressure Beginning the examination with the vital signs: blood pressure and heart rate

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Sound Waves and Hearing

Sound Waves and Hearing. Standard 8-6.5 Explain hearing in terms of the relationship between sound waves and the ear. . Three Basic Parts of the Ear. Outer Ear Funnels sound waves or collects waves. Middle Ear Transmits the sound waves inward. Inner Ear

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Cardiac Assessment

Cardiac Assessment. Comprehensive Cardiac Assessment. Health History Inspection Normal/abnormal Palpation-4 landmark areas Normal/abnormal Technique Auscultation. Auscultation. Normal Rate Rhythm Regular Irregular Strength (intensity) Extra Sounds. Chest Landmarks.

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What do we know about sound?

What do we know about sound?. Where does it come from?. Vibrating bodies Changing airflow Time-dependent heat sources Supersonic flow. 1. Biological receptors: Pressure changes on eardrums, skin 2. Technical receptors: microphone 3. Mechanical vibrations

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CRO Screen Shots

CRO Screen Shots. Here are four screen shots. Describe this sound. Quiet, high pitched. Describe this sound. Loud, low pitched. Describe this sound. Quiet, low pitched. Describe this sound. Loud, high pitched.

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