Title | TB-Chapter 19 Thorax and Lungs |
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Chapter19:ThoraxandLungs MULTIPLECHOICE 1.Whichofthesestatementsistrueregardingthevertebraprominens?Thevertebraprominensis: a.
ThespinousprocessofC7.
b.
Usuallynonpalpableinmostindividuals.
c.
Oppositetheinteriorborderofthescapula.
d.
Locatednexttothemanubriumofthesternum.
ANS:A ThespinousprocessofC7isthevertebraprominensandisthemostprominentbonyspurprotrudingatthe baseoftheneck.Countingribsandintercostalspacesontheposteriorthoraxisdifficultbecauseofthemuscle andsofttissue.Thevertebraprominensiseasiertoidentifyandisusedasastartingpointincountingthoracic processesandidentifyinglandmarksontheposteriorchest. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 2.Whenperformingarespiratoryassessmentonapatient,thenursenoticesacostalangleofapproximately90 NURSINGTB.COM degrees.Thischaracteristicis: a.
Observedinpatientswithkyphosis.
b.
Indicativeofpectusexcavatum.
c.
Anormalfindinginahealthyadult.
d.
Anexpectedfindinginapatientwithabarrelchest.
ANS:C Therightandleftcostalmarginsformananglewheretheymeetatthexiphoidprocess.Usually,thisangleis 90degreesorless.Theangleincreaseswhentheribcageischronicallyoverinflated,asinemphysema. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 3.Whenassessingapatientslungs,thenurserecallsthattheleftlung: a.
Consistsoftwolobes.
b.
Isdividedbythehorizontalfissure.
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Primarilyconsistsofanupperlobeontheposteriorchest.
d.
Isshorterthantherightlungbecauseoftheunderlyingstomach.
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ANS:A Theleftlunghastwolobes,andtherightlunghasthreelobes.Therightlungisshorterthantheleftlung becauseoftheunderlyingliver.Theleftlungisnarrowerthantherightlungbecausetheheartbulgestothe left.Theposteriorchestisalmostalllowerlobes. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 4.Whichstatementabouttheapicesofthelungsistrue?Theapicesofthelungs: a.
Areatthelevelofthesecondribanteriorly.
b.
Extend3to4cmabovetheinnerthirdoftheclavicles.
c.
Arelocatedatthesixthribanteriorlyandtheeighthriblaterally.
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Restonthediaphragmatthefifthintercostalspaceinthemidclavicularline(MCL). NURSINGTB.COM
ANS:B Theapexofthelungontheanteriorchestis3to4cmabovetheinnerthirdoftheclavicles.Ontheposterior chest,theapicesareatthelevelofC7. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 5.Duringanexaminationoftheanteriorthorax,thenurseisawarethatthetracheabifurcatesanteriorlyatthe: a.
Costalangle.
b.
Sternalangle.
c.
Xiphoidprocess.
d.
Suprasternalnotch.
ANS:B Thesternalanglemarksthesiteoftrachealbifurcationintotherightandleftmainbronchi;itcorrespondswith theupperbordersoftheatriaoftheheart,anditliesabovethefourththoracicvertebraontheback. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge)
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MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 6.Duringanassessment,thenurseknowsthatexpectedassessmentfindingsinthenormaladultlunginclude thepresenceof: a.
Adventitioussoundsandlimitedchestexpansion.
b.
Increasedtactilefremitusanddullpercussiontones.
c.
Muffledvoicesoundsandsymmetrictactilefremitus.
d.
Absentvoicesoundsandhyperresonantpercussiontones.
ANS:C Normallungfindingsincludesymmetricchestexpansion,resonantpercussiontones,vesicularbreathsounds overtheperipherallungfields,muffledvoicesounds,andnoadventitioussounds. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 7.Theprimarymusclesofrespirationincludethe: a.
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b.
Sternomastoidsandscaleni.
c.
Trapeziiandrectusabdominis.
d.
Externalobliquesandpectoralismajor.
ANS:A Themajormuscleofrespirationisthediaphragm.Theintercostalmusclesliftthesternumandelevatetheribs duringinspiration,increasingtheanteroposteriordiameter.Expirationisprimarilypassive.Forcedinspiration involvestheuseofothermuscles,suchastheaccessoryneckmusclessternomastoid,scaleni,andtrapezii muscles.Forcedexpirationinvolvestheabdominalmuscles. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 8.A65-year-oldpatientwithahistoryofheartfailurecomestotheclinicwithcomplaintsofbeingawakened fromsleepwithshortnessofbreath.Whichactionbythenurseismostappropriate? a.
Obtainingadetailedhealthhistoryofthepatientsallergiesandahistoryofasthma
b.
Tellingthepatienttosleeponhisorherrightsidetofacilitateeaseofrespirations
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c.
Assessingforothersignsandsymptomsofparoxysmalnocturnaldyspnea
d.
Assuringthepatientthatparoxysmalnocturnaldyspneaisnormalandwillprobablyresolvewithin thenextweek
ANS:C Thepatientisexperiencingparoxysmalnocturnaldyspneabeingawakenedfromsleepwithshortnessofbreath andtheneedtobeuprighttoachievecomfort. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 9.Whenassessingtactilefremitus,thenurserecallsthatitisnormaltofeeltactilefremitusmostintenselyover whichlocation? a.
Betweenthescapulae
b.
Thirdintercostalspace,MCL
c.
Fifthintercostalspace,midaxillaryline(MAL)
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ANS:A Normally,fremitusismostprominentbetweenthescapulaeandaroundthesternum.Thesesitesarewherethe majorbronchiareclosesttothechestwall.Fremitusnormallydecreasesasoneprogressesdownthechest becausemoretissueimpedessoundtransmission. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 10.Thenurseisreviewingthetechniqueofpalpatingfortactilefremituswithanewgraduate.Whichstatement bythegraduatenursereflectsacorrectunderstandingoftactilefremitus?Tactilefremitus: a.
Iscausedbymoistureinthealveoli.
b.
Indicatesthatairispresentinthesubcutaneoustissues.
c.
Iscausedbysoundsgeneratedfromthelarynx.
d.
Reflectsthebloodflowthroughthepulmonaryarteries.
ANS:C Fremitusisapalpablevibration.Soundsgeneratedfromthelarynxaretransmittedthroughpatentbronchiand thelungparenchymatothechestwallwheretheyarefeltasvibrations.Crepitusisthetermforairinthe
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subcutaneoustissues. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 11.Duringpercussion,thenurseknowsthatadullpercussionnoteelicitedoveralunglobemostlikelyresults from: a.
Shallowbreathing.
b.
Normallungtissue.
c.
Decreasedadiposetissue.
d.
Increaseddensityoflungtissue.
ANS:D Adullpercussionnoteindicatesanabnormaldensityinthelungs,aswithpneumonia,pleuraleffusion, atelectasis,oratumor.Resonanceistheexpectedfindinginnormallungtissue. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:General NURSINGTB.COM 12.Thenurseisobservingtheauscultationtechniqueofanothernurse.Thecorrectmethodtousewhen progressingfromoneauscultatorysiteonthethoraxtoanotheris_______comparison.
a.
Side-to-side
b.
Top-to-bottom
c.
Posterior-to-anterior
d.
Interspace-by-interspace
ANS:A Side-to-sidecomparisonismostimportantwhenauscultatingthechest.Thenurseshouldlistentoatleastone fullrespirationineachlocation.Theothertechniquesarenotcorrect. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 13.Whenauscultatingthelungsofanadultpatient,thenursenotesthatlow-pitched,softbreathsoundsare heardovertheposteriorlowerlobes,withinspirationbeinglongerthanexpiration.Thenurseinterpretsthat thesesoundsare: a.
Normallyauscultatedoverthetrachea.
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Bronchialbreathsoundsandnormalinthatlocation.
c.
Vesicularbreathsoundsandnormalinthatlocation.
d.
Bronchovesicularbreathsoundsandnormalinthatlocation.
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ANS:C Vesicularbreathsoundsarelow-pitched,softsoundswithinspirationbeinglongerthanexpiration.These breathsoundsareexpectedovertheperipherallungfieldswhereairflowsthroughsmallerbronchiolesand alveoli. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 14.Thenurseisauscultatingthechestinanadult.Whichtechniqueiscorrect? a.
Instructingthepatienttotakedeep,rapidbreaths
b.
Instructingthepatienttobreatheinandoutthroughhisorhernose
c.
Firmlyholdingthediaphragmofthestethoscopeagainstthechest
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ANS:C Firmlyholdingthediaphragmofthestethoscopeagainstthechestisthecorrectwaytoauscultatebreath sounds.Thepatientshouldbeinstructedtobreathethroughhisorhermouth,alittledeeperthanusual,butnot tohyperventilate. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 15.Thenurseispercussingoverthelungsofapatientwithpneumonia.Thenurseknowsthatpercussionover anareaofatelectasisinthelungswillreveal: a.
Dullness.
b.
Tympany.
c.
Resonance.
d.
Hyperresonance.
ANS:A Adullpercussionnotesignalsanabnormaldensityinthelungs,aswithpneumonia,pleuraleffusion,
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atelectasis,oratumor. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:PhysiologicAdaptation 16.Duringauscultationofthelungs,thenurseexpectsdecreasedbreathsoundstobeheardinwhichsituation? a.
Whenthebronchialtreeisobstructed
b.
Whenadventitioussoundsarepresent
c.
Inconjunctionwithwhisperedpectoriloquy
d.
Inconditionsofconsolidation,suchaspneumonia
ANS:A Decreasedorabsentbreathsoundsoccurwhenthebronchialtreeisobstructed,asinemphysema,andwhen soundtransmissionisobstructed,asinpleurisy,pneumothorax,orpleuraleffusion. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:PhysiologicAdaptation 17.Thenurseknowsthatanormalfindingwhenassessingtherespiratorysystemofanolderadultis: NURSINGTB.COM
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Increasedthoracicexpansion.
b.
Decreasedmobilityofthethorax.
c.
Decreasedanteroposteriordiameter.
d.
Bronchovesicularbreathsoundsthroughoutthelungs.
ANS:B Thecostalcartilagesbecomecalcifiedwithaging,resultinginalessmobilethorax.Chestexpansionmaybe somewhatdecreased,andthechestcagecommonlyshowsanincreasedanteroposteriordiameter. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 18.Amotherbringsher3-month-oldinfanttotheclinicforevaluationofacold.Shetellsthenursethathehas hadarunnynoseforaweek.Whenperformingthephysicalassessment,thenursenotesthatthechildhasnasa flaringandsternalandintercostalretractions.Thenursesnextactionshouldbeto: a.
Assurethemotherthatthesesignsarenormalsymptomsofacold.
b.
Recognizethattheseareserioussigns,andcontactthephysician.
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c.
Askthemotheriftheinfanthashadtroublewithfeedings.
d.
Performacompletecardiacassessmentbecausethesesignsareprobablyindicativeofearlyheart failure.
ANS:B Theinfantisanobligatorynosebreatheruntiltheageof3months.Normally,noflaringofthenostrilsandno sternalorintercostalretractionoccurs.Significantretractionsofthesternumandintercostalmusclesandnasal flaringindicateincreasedinspiratoryeffort,asinpneumonia,acuteairwayobstruction,asthma,andatelectasis; therefore,immediatereferraltothephysicianiswarranted.Thesesignsdonotindicateheartfailure,andan assessmentoftheinfantsfeedingisnotapriorityatthistime. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:PhysiologicAdaptation 19.Whenassessingtherespiratorysystemofa4-year-oldchild,whichofthesefindingswouldthenurse expect? a.
Crepituspalpatedatthecostochondraljunctions
b.
Nodiaphragmaticexcursionasaresultofachildsdecreasedinspiratoryvolume
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Irregularrespiratorypatternandarespiratoryrateof40breathsperminuteatrest
ANS:C Bronchovesicularbreathsoundsintheperipherallungfieldsoftheinfantandyoungchilduptoage5or6 yearsarenormalfindings.Theirthinchestwallswithunderdevelopedmusculaturedonotdampenthesound, asdothethickerchestwallsofadults;therefore,breathsoundsareloudandharsh. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 20.Wheninspectingtheanteriorchestofanadult,thenurseshouldincludewhichassessment? a.
Diaphragmaticexcursion
b.
Symmetricchestexpansion
c.
Presenceofbreathsounds
d.
Shapeandconfigurationofthechestwall
ANS:D
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Inspectionoftheanteriorchestincludesshapeandconfigurationofthechestwall;assessmentofthepatients levelofconsciousnessandthepatientsskincolorandcondition;qualityofrespirations;presenceorabsenceof retractionandbulgingoftheintercostalspaces;anduseofaccessorymuscles.Symmetricchestexpansionis assessedbypalpation.Diaphragmaticexcursionisassessedbypercussionoftheposteriorchest.Breathsounds areassessedbyauscultation. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 21.Thenurseknowsthatauscultationoffinecrackleswouldmostlikelybenoticedin: a.
Ahealthy5-year-oldchild.
b.
Apregnantwoman.
c.
Theimmediatenewbornperiod.
d.
Associationwithapneumothorax.
ANS:C Finecracklesarecommonlyheardintheimmediatenewbornperiodasaresultoftheopeningoftheairways andaclearingoffluid.Persistentfinecrackleswouldbenoticedwithpneumonia,bronchiolitis,oratelectasis. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application)
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MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 22.Duringanassessmentofanadult,thenursehasnotedunequalchestexpansionandrecognizesthatthis occursinwhichsituation? a.
Inanobesepatient
b.
Whenpartofthelungisobstructedorcollapsed
c.
Whenbulgingoftheintercostalspacesispresent
d.
Whenaccessorymusclesareusedtoaugmentrespiratoryeffort
ANS:B Unequalchestexpansionoccurswhenpartofthelungisobstructedorcollapsed,aswithpneumonia,orwhen guardingtoavoidpostoperativeincisionalpain. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:PhysiologicAdaptation 23.Duringauscultationofthelungsofanadultpatient,thenursenoticesthepresenceofbronchophony.The nurseshouldassessforsignsofwhichcondition?
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Airwayobstruction
b.
Emphysema
c.
Pulmonaryconsolidation
d.
Asthma
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ANS:C Pathologicconditionsthatincreaselungdensity,suchaspulmonaryconsolidation,willenhancethe transmissionofvoicesounds,suchasbronchophony. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:PhysiologicAdaptation 24.Thenurseisreviewingthecharacteristicsofbreathsounds.Whichstatementaboutbronchovesicularbre...