When Auscultating the Respirations of a Client in Left Ventricular

question 28

Multiple Choice

When auscultating the respirations of a client in left ventricular heart failure, the nurse would most likely detect

• A) crackling sounds.
• B) diminished sounds.
• C) grunting.
• D) wheezing.

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Second-degree Felony

A category of crime considered serious, ranked below a first-degree felony, but still warranting significant punishment.

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