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NM 703- Exam 1 Blueprint ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION GUIDE
(A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED) LATEST VERSION
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a. GI- Acid regurgitation, cough, difficult/painful
swallowing, belching, -symptoms related to eating,
usually worse after a large meal or lying down after a
meal, might report some heartburn or acid reflux into
the throat, sore or bitter tase in the mouth, molar
Clinical presentations of
enamel erosion, usually a more "sub-sternal" chest
gastrointestinal,
pain, potential risk factors such as obesity, pregnancy,
respiratory,
etc.
musculoskeletal &
b. Respiratory- cough, dyspnea, localized, positional,
psychiatric causes of chest
sharp and stabbing pain (pleuritic)
pain
c. Musculoskeletal- Nagging chest pain with position
changes, coughing and deep breathing
d. Psychiatric- related to depression, panic d/o, or
anxiety in younger women with or without a mental
health history
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a. GI- Tenderness in the epigastric area or the right or
left upper quadrants causing irritation to the
diaphragm
b. Respiratory- Lymphadenopathy in neck (cervical
chains or supraclavicular fossa) indicates volume
overload. Tracheal deviation likely pneumothorax.
If costochondritis pain upon palpation or raising arms,
Physical examination
deep breathing, coughing, pain when palpating 3rd
components of
or 5th rib, sharp and localized pain
gastrointestinal,
respiratory,
Dullness to percussion over posterior chest could be
musculoskeletal &
pleural effusion or pneumonia, may also have
psychiatric causes of chest
asymmetric breath sounds, pleural friction rub,
pain
wheezing, crackles, absent or decreased breath
sounds
c. Musculoskeletal- range of motion of upper body
and palpation of chest causes chest pain
d. Psychiatric- related to depression, panic d/o, or
anxiety in younger women with or without a mental
health history
a. Hemodynamic stability- Patient is conscious, clear
and lucid, capillary refill is brisk < 2 sec, extremities are
warm and pink, peripheral pulse has good volume, HR
is normal for rate and age, normal BP and pulse
pressure for age, normal RR for age, normal urine
What is hemodynamic output
stability / instability? b. Hemodynamic instability-
i. HR <40/min or >140/min
ii. RR <8 or >36/min
iii. O2 <85%
iv. BP <80 or >200mm Hg systolic or > 110mm Hg
diastolic
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NM 703- Exam 1 Blueprint ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION GUIDE
(A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED) LATEST VERSION
2025!!
Save
Terms in this set (31)
a. GI- Acid regurgitation, cough, difficult/painful
swallowing, belching, -symptoms related to eating,
usually worse after a large meal or lying down after a
meal, might report some heartburn or acid reflux into
the throat, sore or bitter tase in the mouth, molar
Clinical presentations of
enamel erosion, usually a more "sub-sternal" chest
gastrointestinal,
pain, potential risk factors such as obesity, pregnancy,
respiratory,
etc.
musculoskeletal &
b. Respiratory- cough, dyspnea, localized, positional,
psychiatric causes of chest
sharp and stabbing pain (pleuritic)
pain
c. Musculoskeletal- Nagging chest pain with position
changes, coughing and deep breathing
d. Psychiatric- related to depression, panic d/o, or
anxiety in younger women with or without a mental
health history
https://quizlet.com/1052670012/nm-703-exam-1-blueprint-actual-exam-questions-with-complete-solution-guide-a-graded-100-verified-latest-version-2… 1/13
, 6/9/25, 1:00 PM NM 703- Exam 1 Blueprint ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION GUIDE (A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED) LA…
a. GI- Tenderness in the epigastric area or the right or
left upper quadrants causing irritation to the
diaphragm
b. Respiratory- Lymphadenopathy in neck (cervical
chains or supraclavicular fossa) indicates volume
overload. Tracheal deviation likely pneumothorax.
If costochondritis pain upon palpation or raising arms,
Physical examination
deep breathing, coughing, pain when palpating 3rd
components of
or 5th rib, sharp and localized pain
gastrointestinal,
respiratory,
Dullness to percussion over posterior chest could be
musculoskeletal &
pleural effusion or pneumonia, may also have
psychiatric causes of chest
asymmetric breath sounds, pleural friction rub,
pain
wheezing, crackles, absent or decreased breath
sounds
c. Musculoskeletal- range of motion of upper body
and palpation of chest causes chest pain
d. Psychiatric- related to depression, panic d/o, or
anxiety in younger women with or without a mental
health history
a. Hemodynamic stability- Patient is conscious, clear
and lucid, capillary refill is brisk < 2 sec, extremities are
warm and pink, peripheral pulse has good volume, HR
is normal for rate and age, normal BP and pulse
pressure for age, normal RR for age, normal urine
What is hemodynamic output
stability / instability? b. Hemodynamic instability-
i. HR <40/min or >140/min
ii. RR <8 or >36/min
iii. O2 <85%
iv. BP <80 or >200mm Hg systolic or > 110mm Hg
diastolic
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