1. The assessment of the cardiovascular system can identify the potential problem in the future ,existing problems of the patient. The rate, rhythm, conduction ,electrical activity of the heart can be assessed and be helpful in the identification of a disease
Ans:True
2.The auscultation of the heart or the cardiovascular system is carried out based onnthe anatomical location of the valves and chambers.They are used to identify the aortic,pulmonary, erb's point ,tricuspid and mitral valve in the heart.Changes in the functions can be assessed easily by ausculting these points or area on the chest.
Ans:a.anatomical locations of the heart and chambers
3.Some of the factors contributing to the high coronary artery disease I'm the African-Americans are
4.General characteristics
Carotid artery and jugular vein :the distension of jugular vein indicates increased central venous pressure in the right atrium.A brunt in the Carotid artery inducates normal flow of blood via the artery.
Abdominal vessels:fluid overload can be assesed here by presence of ascities. .
Peripheral circulation :clubbing of nails and ties unduvates a poor perioheral circulation and can be a sign of claudications, underlying medical conditions etc.,They are observed for thrombophelbitis, ateriovenous insufficiency, varicosities.
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