Which pathological condition has the following manifestations: left ventricular impulse seen through the chest wall, a diastolic thrill palpated along the left sternal border, and a systolic thrill palpable in the jugular notch?
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How does the provider distinguish a grade 5 heart murmur fro…
How does the provider distinguish a grade 5 heart murmur from a grade 6 heart murmur?
Which combination of medications treat Takayasu’s arteritis?
Which combination of medications treat Takayasu’s arteritis?
An older adult client complains of severe headache, weight l…
An older adult client complains of severe headache, weight loss, fatigue, stiffness, and pain in the shoulders. Which additional assessment finding specifically support a diagnosis of temporal arteritis (TA)?
A client’s cardiac rhythm shows irregularity with no P wave…
A client’s cardiac rhythm shows irregularity with no P wave or PR interval (absence of coordinated, rhythmic atrial contractions). Which condition does the nurse interpret from this result?
A client is displaying premature ventricular contractions (P…
A client is displaying premature ventricular contractions (PVCs) in a couplet pattern. Which is the priority assessment finding?
When reviewing the ankle-brachial index (ABI) of four client…
When reviewing the ankle-brachial index (ABI) of four clients, which client has developed moderate PAD?
The physical examination shows diminished pulses, palpable c…
The physical examination shows diminished pulses, palpable coolness, and pallor in the lower extremities. The client reports numbness, tingling, and pain with ambulation. Which question helps identify possible complications?
A client diagnosed with ischemic heart disease related to tw…
A client diagnosed with ischemic heart disease related to two coronary vessel blockages, has a history high low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol and diabetes mellitus. Which pre-procedure testing is ordered?
A client with a history of atherosclerosis, suddenly experie…
A client with a history of atherosclerosis, suddenly experiences a level of pain that is more severe than with the usual angina events. Which pathophysiological change is most likely occurring?