10 Questions
What part of the stethoscope is best for transmitting high-pitched sounds like bronchial sounds?
The diaphragm
Which part of the stethoscope is most suitable for listening to low-pitched sounds such as heart sounds?
The bell
What should be done if a client has excessive hair when using a stethoscope?
Dampen the hairs with a moist cloth
How are auscultated sounds described?
Pitch, intensity, duration, quality
What does 'pitch' refer to in relation to auscultated sounds?
Frequency of vibration
Which type of sound has fewer vibrations per second: low-pitched or high-pitched?
Low-pitched
What does 'intensity' refer to when describing auscultated sounds?
Loudness or softness of a sound
'Duration' in the context of auscultated sounds refers to:
The length of a sound
'Quality' as a descriptor for auscultated sounds is best described as:
'Whistling,' 'gurgling,' 'snapping'
'Intensity' refers to which aspect of auscultated sounds?
'Loudness or softness'
Learn about the importance of preparing the environment for health assessments and the physiological changes that occur in adults. Understand the significance of lighting, organization, warmth, and privacy in health assessment settings, as well as how aging affects muscles and joints during examination.
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