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26 Cards in this Set
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what is tactile freitus?
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feeling vibrations
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where are brochial breath sounds heard?
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Over the trachea
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where are vesicular breath sounds heard?
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Over the alveoli.
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crackles
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useually heard at the end of inspiration
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the S1 sound is made by closure of the...
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atriovetricular vales
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the S2 sound is made by closure of the...
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aortic and pulmonary valves
(dub) |
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where do the left and right oblique fissures begin proximally?
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6th rib, mid clavicular line
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where does the right oblique fissure end distally?
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5th rib midaxillary line
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where does the horizontal fissure begin proximally?
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fourth rib
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where does the horizontal fissure end distally?
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fifth rib midaxillary line
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where do the tip of the lungs go posteriorly?
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T1
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where do the lateral fissure lines meet?
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5th rib
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where is the inferior anterior border of the lungs?
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6th rib
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where is the inferior lateral border of the lungs?
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8th rib
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where is the top of the lungs anteriorly?
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1cm above clavical
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horizontal fissure begins anteriorly at the _ rib.
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4th
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where would you ascultate the lower lobe posteriorly?
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T2-T9
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what is the prominate lump on the back of the neck when the pt bends there head forward?
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C7
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where is the PMI?
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midclavicular line, 5th intercostal space
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what is normal diaphragmatic excurion?
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3-5cm
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where are vesicular breath sounds heard?
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over all areas of the lungs
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where are bronchial breath sounds heard?
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over trachea
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where are bronchialvesicular breath sounds heard?
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over mainstem bronchi and between scapula
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are wheezes cleared with coughing?
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no
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rhonchi
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heard on both inspiration and expiration. are low pitched and continous. may clear with effective cough
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what is bruits
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fluttering or humming sound coming from an artery. heard during systole. caused by increased blood flow or stenosis.
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