A male patient has been admitted with congestive heart failure. Although the patient is sitting in a semi-Fowler position, the nurse cannot auscultate distinct heart tones. The nurse will correctly first
1. Document that the heart tones are muffled.
2. Count the apical rate as best as possible and then document it.
3. Have the patient lean forward and toward his left side.
4. Report the findings to the charge nurse.
Question 2
A female patient who was admitted after suffering a stroke becomes frustrated because she is unable to respond verbally to the nurse's questions. The nurse, understanding the complications following a stroke, charts that the patient is
1. Dysphasic.
2. Dysphagic.
3. Aphasic.
4. Dyspneic.
Diplacodes trivialis (male)
Patient learns to not be afraid
Five Areas for listening to the heart
Pelvis of male versus female
Sample new patient registration form.
Target Heart Rate