The student nurse studying the anatomy of the heart learns that there are four chambers in the heart and that the one that is a reservoir for the peripheral venous return is the:
A) left atrium.
B) left ventricle.
C) right atrium.
D) right ventricle.
Question 2
The pediatric nurse teaches a student nurse that when assessing the lymph glands of a patient the nodes should be palpated systematically in the following order:
A) Preauricular area, postauricular area, occipital nodes, tonsillar nodes, submandibular and submental nodes, cervical chain and supraclavicular area
B) Occipital nodes, tonsillar nodes, preauricular area, postauricular area, submandibular and submental nodes, cervical chain and supraclavicular area
C) Preauricular area, postauricular area, submandibular and submental nodes, cervical chain, supraclavicular area and occipital nodes and tonsillar nodes
D) Cervical chain and supraclavicular area, reauricular area, postauricular are, occipital nodes, tonsillar nodes, and submandibular and submental nodes
Internal view of the heart with aorta, vena cava, and pulmonary arteries and veins.
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