24. The nurse notes a significant jugular venous distention. what might this indicate? A. An arrhythmia...
24. The nurse notes a significant jugular venous distention. what might this indicate?
A. An arrhythmia B. A Murmur C. Congestive heart failure D. Pericarditis
Homework Answers
The significant jugular venous distention indicates an increase in the right atrial pressure this occurs in congestive heart failure. Option C is the correct answer.
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