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COLLEGE OF NURSING
Malaybalay City
Quiz 1
NCM 112A RLE
NAME:
DATE:
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE.
Write the correct letter of the answer on the space provided. Write a rationale for your answers in 2-3
sentences. (3 points each).
1. Tom Roberts, age 59, presents in the ER with chief complaint of “chest pain.” Which description of chest pain would
least likely be cardiac in origin?
Rationale:
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2. There are many different causes of chest pain. Which area should be addressed first when your patient has chest pain?
a. Respiratory
b. GI
c. Cardiac
d. Musculoskeletal
Rationale:
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3. Part of a cardiac assessment includes palpating the chest for a PMI. Which cardiac site would be best for assessing the
PMI?
a. Left base
b. Right base
c. Apex
d. LLSB
Rationale:
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4. While performing a cardiovascular assessment, you palpate a thrill at base right. Considering this finding, what
might you expect to hear upon cardiac auscultation?
a. Murmur
b. S3
c. S4
d. Ejection click
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5. Assessing the jugular venous system is part of the cardiovascular system. What patient position would best facilitate
assessment of the jugular veins?
a. Supine
b. Standing
c. Sitting
d. Semi-Fowler’s
Rationale:
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II. Modified True or False. On the space before the number, write “T” if the statement is True and if false write “F”
with the corresponding correct answer. (3 points each)
Example:
______2. Take the blood pressure, respiration, and pulse rate near the same time.
______3. If the blood pressure cuff is too large, readings will be artificially high.
______4. Normally, the jugular veins are distended when the head is elevated at 45 degrees.
______5. S2 or “Dub” sound is when the aortic and pulmonary valves open, and it is the end of diastole.