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What should be assessed and compared on the hands during the respiratory examination?
What should be assessed and compared on the hands during the respiratory examination?
- Muscle strength
- Skin texture
- Temperature (correct)
- Nail length
What angle should the head of the bed be adjusted to for the respiratory examination?
What angle should the head of the bed be adjusted to for the respiratory examination?
- 60° angle
- 90° angle
- 30° angle
- 45° angle (correct)
What should be inspected for in the hands during the respiratory examination?
What should be inspected for in the hands during the respiratory examination?
- Finger length
- Nail polish
- Tar staining (correct)
- Jewelry
What should be assessed for in the hands during the respiratory examination?
What should be assessed for in the hands during the respiratory examination?
What should be confirmed before proceeding with the examination?
What should be confirmed before proceeding with the examination?
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Respiratory Examination
- During the respiratory examination, the hands should be assessed and compared for clubbing, cyanosis, and edema.
- The head of the bed should be adjusted to a 45-degree angle to facilitate the examination.
- Inspect the hands for nail bed abnormalities, finger shape, and color.
- Assess the hands for pulsations, temperature, and sweating.
- Confirm that the patient is comfortable and relaxed before proceeding with the examination.
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