REGIS NU650 ADVANCED HEALTH ASSESSMENT MIDTERM 2025/2026 EXAM
ACTUAL EXAM 2 VERSIONS COMPLETE 135 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
Barrel chest is an abnormal configuration that may occur with what disorder - ANSWER -
COPD
Based on normal anatomy, adventitious sounds will most likely be heard where, with
possible aspiration pneumonia - ANSWER - right middle and lower lobes
Where bronchovesicular sounds are normally heard - ANSWER - Second intercostal space
anteriorly and bilaterally
Percussed lung fields sound - ANSWER - Resonant
Contraindication and cannot receive the influenza vaccine - ANSWER - A healthy 2-month-
old baby girl
How to assess the patient for tactile fremitus - ANSWER - Place the ulnar surface of your
hand firmly against the posterior thorax and ask the patient to repeat the words, "ninety-
nine" comparing the right and left sides for symmetry.
Intermittent and discontinuous sounds - ANSWER - crackles
Sounds normally heard over the sternal notch - ANSWER - Bronchial
Will alert NP to include pneumonia as a differential diagnosis - ANSWER - Positive
bronchophony
, 2 of 9
Expected respiratory change with aging - ANSWER - There is a decreased elasticity
property in the lungs
2nd intercostal space, right sternal border - ANSWER - Aortic
3rd intercostal space, left sternal border - ANSWER - Erb's point
2nd intercostal space, left sternal border - ANSWER - Pulmonic
4th intercoastal space, left sternal border - ANSWER - Tricuspid
5th intercoastal space, midclavicular line - ANSWER - Mitral
Where would you expect to palpate an apical pulse? - ANSWER - Fifth intercostal space at
the midclavicular line
Ask the patient to assume what position to assess for mitral stenosis - ANSWER - Left
lateral decubitus
Ask the patient to assume what position to assess for aortic regurgitation - ANSWER -
Sitting, leaning forward, after full exhalation
Normal radial pulse documentation - ANSWER - 2+
To assess the for a carotid bruit - ANSWER - Hold their breath and then place the
diaphragm of the stethoscope near the upper end of the thyroid cartilage below the angle
of the jaw