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In Right atrium abnormal heart sounds Murmur Normal heart sounds sounds produced when the valves close; normal heart sounds are Murmur sounds sweeshing S3 heart sound Just after S2 S4 heart sound Just before S1 S1 murmur S1 murmur (S2 opposite) Therapeutic management for Murmur
Echocardiogram A nurse auscultates a client's heart sounds during an initial assessment. The nurse listens to sounds at the angle of Louis on the client's chest. Which best describes this location? The point where the floating ribs meet the sternum The joint of the sternal body and the manubrium When reviewing documentation, the nurse notes that the S2 sound was documented as audible. What would this sound indicate? Pulmonic valve opening correct: Pulmonic valve closing Tricuspid valve closing Valves opening don't make a sound. A client is experiencing chest pain and the client's inflammatory markers are elevated. The nurse is worried about the client having pericarditis. What heart sound would the nurse expect to hear if the client does have pericarditis? Rubbing Rubbing Swooshing Clicking Gallop S3 When listening to a client's heart sounds during auscultation, which sounds would most likely be heard using the bell of the stethoscope? High-frequency murmurs S3 S1,S2,High-frequency murmurs A nurse is auscultating heart sounds for a client with a history of pulmonary hypertension. Which sound would the nurse expect to hear due to this disease process? Gallop Gallop S3 Swooshing Clicking Rubbing A nurse is auscultating a client's heart sounds. The client asks if the nurse can hear their aortic murmur. The nurse places the stethoscope over Erb's point and listens for which sound? Rubbing Swooshing Rubbing Clicking Gallop
A nurse is assessing a client's heart sounds. The nurse charts that the S1 sound is audible. What does this sound indicate? Mitral valve opening Mitral valve closing Aortic valve closing=S2 Opening valves do not make sounds. The heart sounds are made by the closing of the valves. A nurse is performing an initial assessment on a client with heart disease. The nurse hears a systolic click, which sounds like a high-pitched sound during the late part of systole. The systolic click heard on auscultation most likely indicates which of the following? Normal heart sound Mitral valve prolapse Normal heart sound Increased blood flow through the heart chambers does not result in extra heart sounds, but the heart pumps more quickly in this situation. Pulmonary hypertension A nurse is listening to a client's heart sounds and hears the systolic heart sound. The nurse notes this in the chart as which of the following? S2 S1 S3 = abnormal. Conditions these sounds may indicate include an MI, HTN,
cardiomyopathy or cardiac gallup. A nurse is reviewing a client's history and notes that the client has aortic stenosis. What heart sound would the nurse expect to hear? Gallop Swooshing Rubbing Which sounds would most likely be heard using the bell of the stethoscope?Using the Stethoscope
The bell is used to hear low-pitched sounds.
When listening to a client's heart sounds during auscultation which sounds would most likely be heard using the bell of the stethoscope *?When listening to a client's heart sounds during auscultation, which sounds would most likely be heard using the bell of the stethoscope? The bell = low-pitched sounds, diaphragm = high-pitched sounds. The bell is used to assess the S3 and S4 heart sound, as these are low-pitched sounds.
What is the bell of the stethoscope used for?The bell is used to detect low-frequency sounds and the diaphragm to detect high-frequency sounds.
Do you Auscultating heart sounds with bell or diaphragm?A stethoscope is used to auscultate for heart sounds. The diaphragm of the stethoscope is used to identify high-pitched sounds, while the bell is used to identify low-pitched sounds. There are two normal heart sounds that should be elicited in auscultation: S1 (lub) and S2 (dub).
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When listening to a clients heart sounds during auscultation which sounds would most likely be heard using the bell of the stethoscope?
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