NURS FPX 4010 INTERDISCIPLINARY PLAN
PROPOSAL FINAL REVIEW GUIDE 2026 FULL
RESPONSES VERIFIED
◉ Pulmonic Listening Point. Answer: 2nd Left Intercostal Space
◉ Tricuspid Listening Point. Answer: 4th Intercostal Space left of
sternum
◉ Mitral Listening Point. Answer: 5th Intercostal Space Mid Clavicular
Line
◉ Systole. Answer: ventricle contracting
◉ Diastole. Answer: ventricle filling
◉ patient position to best hear a murmur. Answer: Left Lateral
◉ General Survey involves assessing. Answer: general appearance
speech
skin
vital signs
height and weight
, ◉ Pallor. Answer: a lack of reddish color to the skin. due to inadequate
circulating blood or hemoglobin and subsequent deoxygenation
◉ Cyanosis. Answer: a blueish tint to the skin
in darker skinned individuals assess the conjunctiva of the eye.
◉ Jaundice. Answer: a yellowish tint to the skin often due to liver
problems (increased billiruben) usually first seen in the sclera of the eye
later progressing to skin. The posterior part of the hard palate of the
mouth can also be assessed for jaundice.
◉ Erythema. Answer: skin redness associated with a variety of rashes
and other conditions
◉ Hyperpigmentation. Answer: birthmarks
◉ Hypopigmentation. Answer: patches of hypo pigmented skin is called
vitiligo
◉ Edema. Answer: the presence of excessive interstitial fluid
often areas of tight skin swollen and shinny and will blanch when the
skin is depressed.
PROPOSAL FINAL REVIEW GUIDE 2026 FULL
RESPONSES VERIFIED
◉ Pulmonic Listening Point. Answer: 2nd Left Intercostal Space
◉ Tricuspid Listening Point. Answer: 4th Intercostal Space left of
sternum
◉ Mitral Listening Point. Answer: 5th Intercostal Space Mid Clavicular
Line
◉ Systole. Answer: ventricle contracting
◉ Diastole. Answer: ventricle filling
◉ patient position to best hear a murmur. Answer: Left Lateral
◉ General Survey involves assessing. Answer: general appearance
speech
skin
vital signs
height and weight
, ◉ Pallor. Answer: a lack of reddish color to the skin. due to inadequate
circulating blood or hemoglobin and subsequent deoxygenation
◉ Cyanosis. Answer: a blueish tint to the skin
in darker skinned individuals assess the conjunctiva of the eye.
◉ Jaundice. Answer: a yellowish tint to the skin often due to liver
problems (increased billiruben) usually first seen in the sclera of the eye
later progressing to skin. The posterior part of the hard palate of the
mouth can also be assessed for jaundice.
◉ Erythema. Answer: skin redness associated with a variety of rashes
and other conditions
◉ Hyperpigmentation. Answer: birthmarks
◉ Hypopigmentation. Answer: patches of hypo pigmented skin is called
vitiligo
◉ Edema. Answer: the presence of excessive interstitial fluid
often areas of tight skin swollen and shinny and will blanch when the
skin is depressed.
