Question

A client respiratory are 8, how could these respirations be documented ?

A. Apneic

B. Eupneic

C. Bradypneic

D. Tachypneic

what cranial nerves are correctly matches to their manifestation during a physical assessment select all that apply

A. Cranial nerve -1 sense smell

B. Cranial nerve V -speech and swallowing

C. Cranial nerve IX – sense of hearing

D. Cranial nerve XIV – walking and Vestibular sense

E. Cranial nerve X - innervates visceral structures , responsible for vagal response

The nurse auscultate a blowing swooshing sound over an area of abnormal blood flow in the carotid artery what is the correct term for this

A. Murmur

B. Macrocephalic

C. Kinesthesia

D. Bruit

Answer 1

ANS.

• cranial nerve 1 the olfactory nerve and is responsible for the sense of smell.
• 10th cranial nerve is called vagus nerve and innervates visceral structures, responsible for the vagal response
• The 8th cranial nerve is for walking and Vestibular sense.
• 8th cranial nerve is for the sense of hearing
• The 9th cranial nerve is for speech and swallowing.

Therefore, options A and E are correct and rest B, C, and D are wrong.

ANS.

• The nurse auscultates a blowing swooshing sound over an area of abnormal blood flow in the carotid artery. the correct term for this is "Bruit" and is caused because of blood flow past narrowings in the carotid arteries. Option D is correct.

*The first question is not clearly stated and hence cannot be understood so it hasn't been answered.