This was actually just a mock assessment for nursing school. The apical pulse can be heard at Erb's point, 3rd intercostal space left sternal border, or at the 5th intercostal space on the midclavicular line, probably directly under the left nipple. If one assesses the radial pulse you might try counting the pulse for the first thirty seconds, multiply that by 2 if the pulse is regular, and then start to count breaths without moving your hand from the radial pulse for the remaining 30 seconds so as to avoid causing the patient to alter their breathing patterns by drawing attention to them. Hope that helps from one student to another.
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How can you determine the number of Pulse, Bp, Breath Rate without Patient Monitor Or Other Digital Please Help me That Dr.
This was actually just a mock assessment for nursing school. The apical pulse can be heard at Erb's point, 3rd intercostal space left sternal border, or at the 5th intercostal space on the midclavicular line, probably directly under the left nipple.
If one assesses the radial pulse you might try counting the pulse for the first thirty seconds, multiply that by 2 if the pulse is regular, and then start to count breaths without moving your hand from the radial pulse for the remaining 30 seconds so as to avoid causing the patient to alter their breathing patterns by drawing attention to them. Hope that helps from one student to another.
What would abnormal sounds in the lung mean?
@@richardangeles8227 E.g. Pneumonectomy, pleural effusion, or pulmonary edema may produce diminished lung sounds