Which is not a sign or symptom of right sided heart failure?, Pulmonary edema, Hepatomegaly, Elevated JVP, Leg edema, Which is not a character of ischemic chest pain?, Might cause diaphoresis, Radiated to jaw , Might be relieved by rest, Pinpoint pain, Which auscultation location is incorrect?, Aortic area 2nd intercostal space right sternal border, Pulmonic area 2nd intercostal space right sternal border, Mitral area 5th Intercostal space left midclavicular line, Erb’s Point 3rd intercostal space left sternal border, Which assessment finding would most strongly support a diagnosis of COPD rather than left-sided heart failure?, S3 gallop, Elevated jugular venous pressure, Barrel-shaped chest with prolonged expiration, Fine inspiratory crackles at lung bases, A patient reports exertional chest pressure that resolves with rest and denies loss of consciousness. Which condition is most consistent with this presentation?, Syncope, Ischemic heart disease, Costochondritis, Acute decompensated heart failure, Which clinical finding is most indicative of volume overload in heart failure?, Dry cough, Barrel chest, Orthopnea and pulmonary crackles, Hyperresonance on percussion, A nurse suspects acute myocardial infarction in a patient reporting chest pain. Which associated symptom increases the likelihood of this diagnosis?, Nausea and diaphoresis, Inspiratory wheezing, Pain relieved by position change, Pain reproducible with palpation, Under the NYHA Functional Classification, how is Class III heart failure defined?, Marked limitation of physical activity, comfortable only at rest, Symptoms present even at rest, Slight limitation with ordinary activity, No limitation of physical activity, An S3 gallop is most commonly associated with which condition?, COPD, Heart failure, Syncope, Costochondritis, Which clinical manifestation is most suggestive of left-sided heart failure?, Barrel chest, Chronic productive cough only, Chest pain reproducible by palpation, Orthopnea and pulmonary crackles, A laterally A 72-year-old collapses suddenly, wakes fully alert, and denies chest pain. An irregularly irregular pulse is noted. This presentation of cardiac syncope is most likely driven by:, Inner ear pathology, An acute ischemic stroke, Cardiac arrhythmia, Severe orthostatic hypotension, The S1 heart sound ('Lub') marks the beginning of systole. It is generated mechanically by the closure of the:, Tricuspid and Pulmonic valves, Mitral and Tricuspid valves, Aortic and Pulmonic valves, Mitral and Aortic valves.

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