A nurse is performing a physical assessment on a patient and notes findings of clubbing fingers. To support findings, select all that apply.
A. bilateral edema
B. nail bed angle greater than 180 degrees
C. neuromuscular defects
D. possible respiratory problems
Ans) A, B, D
Explaination:
A nurse is inspecting the nails of a patient with chronic
hypoxemia ( possible respiratory problems) and notices enlargements
of the ends of the fingers ( bilateral edema) angles of the nail
base greater than a straight line (exceeding 180 degrees) denotes
clubbing
A nurse is performing a physical assessment on a patient and notes findings of clubbing fingers....
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