| A | B |
|---|
| On auscultation and S3 is normal in this person... | children or young adults |
| S3 may be indicative of... | CHF |
| S4 may be heard with these disorders... | CAD, hypertension, aortic stenosis |
| Best position to place the patient when auscultating heart sounds... | lying in left lateral position |
| A high-pitched scratchy sound may indicate this when auscultating the heart... | pericardial friction rub |
| Part of hand that best detects position, texture, and size when palpating... | palmar surface |
| Loud, high-pitched sound heard over the abdomen | tympany |
| Sound heard over normal lung tissue... | resonance |
| Sound over inflated lung tissue... | hyperresonance |
| Term for pinpoint red lesions... | petechia |
| Elevated blood pressure, albuminuria, oliguria, tonic and clonic convulsions, coma - these are indicative of what in the pregnant patient? | eclampsia |
| Warning sign some patients experience prior to a seizure... | aura |
| Test used to determine the probability of carpal tunnel syndrome that involves flexing the wrist... | Phalen's test |
| This should be done prior to any radial artery puncture... | Allen's test |
| In this test, the patient stands with feet together, arms at the sides and eyes closed...swaying and moving feet further apart is noted as positive... | Romberg's sign (detects problems with loss of motor control as either sensory or cerebellar) |
