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Question 4 Not yet answered Points out of 0.5 Flag question A nurse is preparing to interview a client in the clinic. What considerations should the nurse give to the physical environment of the interview space? Select all that apply Select one or more: a. Provide comfortable seating with 3 feet of distance between the nurse's chair and the client's chair. b. Set the room temperature at a comfortable level. c. Provide direct, bright lighting. d. Keep the TV on during the interview so the client has a source of entertainment. e. Remove clutter and distracting objects from the room. Question 5 Not yet answered Points out of 0.5 p Flag question The nurse is completing the morning bedside assessment of a 78-year-old male with pneumonia. During auscultatio of the respiratory system, the nurse notes moist, popping sounds at the end of inspiration in the right lower lobe of the lung. How should the nurse document this sound? Select one: a. Stridor b. Wheezing c. Crackles d. Friction rub Question 6 Answer saved Points out of 0.5 Flag question

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5. C. Crackles. Crackles are heard as soft popping sounds when fluid has accumulated in the lungs and are a common auscultatory finding in pneumonia.