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RN VATI Adult Medical Surgical
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Question: 90 of 90
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A nurse is assessing a client who has hypocalcemia. In which of the
following areas should the nurse tap on the client's face to detect the
presence of Chvostek's sign? (You will find hot spots to select in the
artwork below. Select only the hot spot that corresponds to your
answer.)
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,zygomatic arch. The client who has hypocalcemia will display a
Chvostek's sign, which is a twitching of the facial muscle.
B is incorrect. The nurse should apply upward pressure at the
supraorbital ridge, below the eyebrow, to assess for tenderness and
inflammation of the frontal sinuses.
C isincorrect. The nurse should palpate the jaw and mastoid muscle of
a client who has temporomandibular joint dysfunction. This can be
caused by misaligned teeth, arthritis, or grinding of the teeth. With
palpation, the nurse might feel a click, pop, or grating sensation when
the client opens or closes the jaw.
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,RN VATI Adult Medical Surgical
Question: 89 of 90
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Med C
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A nurse is assessing a client who has left-sided heart failure. Which of
the following findings should the nurse identify as a manifestation of
left-sided heart failure?
Dependent edema
The nurse should identify that dependent edema is a manifestation of
right-sided heart failure due to right ventricular failure and fluid
retention from pressure building up in the venous system.
Jugular distention
The nurse should identify that jugular vein distention is a manifestation
of right-sided heart failure due to right ventricular failure and fluid
retention from pressure building up in the venous system.
Weight gain
The nurse should identify that weight gain is a manifestation of
rightsided heart failure due to right ventricular failure and fluid
retention from pressure building up in the venous system.
Frothy sputum
MY ANSWER
The nurse should identify that frothy sputum, dyspnea, and wheezing
are manifestations of left-sided heart failure. Treatment includes fluid
restriction and diuretics to decrease preload and reduce pulmonary
congestion. Pink-tinged frothy sputum can be an early indication of
pulmonary edema and can be life-threatening. Therefore, the nurse
should notify the provider immediately.
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