226 exam 3 Flashcards
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rales
crackles
rhonchi
wheezing
stridor
obstructed airflow
hypercapnia is
increase in partial pressure of carbon dioxide above 45
hypoxemia is
decrease of oxygen in blood
stridor
whistling sound when breathing in
sarcoidosis
granulomas in lungs
ejection clicks occur at ___
the maximal opening of the aortic valve
a mammary soufflé is
a harmless murmur with a medium bruit heard over the breasts during pregnancy (due to increased blood flow)
reason blood pressure increases with age
aortic endothelium hardens with age causing increased resistance
reason for increased risk for orthostatic hypotension in older adults
widened pulse pressure (difference between systolic and diastolic BP)
how is palpation of the apical pulse different in pregnant women?
higher and more lateral as compared to regular positioning
auscultate the apical pulse in the ____ area
5th intercostal space
in children _____ are very common and are best heard at the left lower sternal boarder
soft and short ejection murmurs.
why a heart murmur may be heard
backflow of blood into a heart chamber - - valves fail to close properly.
murmurs sound like a ____ sound
whooshing
bruits are only heard _____ the heart. while _____ are heard inside the heart.
bruits - - outside heart
murmurs - - inside heart
child murmurs typically have no _____ significance
no disease related significance
s1 sound is
lub - - (systole) ventricular contraction
s2 sound is
dub - - (diastole) relaxation of ventricles and filling of atrium
s3 sound is
ventricular Gallup - blood running into ventricles (preparing for contraction).
heard in children and young adults right at beginning of diastole.
In older adults not normal
s4 sound is
(atrial gallup) late in diastole right before systole.
heard before S1 - - atrial pumps blood into the ventricles.
Blood rushing in causing a sound
because of a stiff
ventricular wall causes the s4 sound.
screening tool for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
standing to squatting
central venous pressure is tested by ____
assessing for jugular venous distention