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WorksheetsStethoscope Checkout
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
Please answer the question. "Tell me, what is this?
A stethoscope.
A sthethoscope.
A stetoscope.
A stethoschope.
A modern stethoscope has 2 ear pieces because
fainter sounds can be heard if both ears are used
it prevents the spread of infection
each ear listens to different pitched sounds
it slows down the vibrations for a sharper sound
Why are there 2 sides to the end of a stethoscope?
For listening to different pitched sounds
To prevent the spread of infection
To prevent other sounds interfering
If one side gets broken or wears out, there is a back up.
According to the American Heart Association, the heart makes a "LUB / DUB" sound. What causes the "DUB" sound?
Atria Contracting
AV Valves Closing
Ventricles Contracting
SL Valves Closing
Which of the following stethoscope parts is best used to assess normal and some abnormal heart sounds?
1
2
3
4
Which respiratory sound is heard in this clip?
Wheezing
Coarse Crackles
Rhonchi
Pleural Rub
Which respiratory sound is heard in this clip?
Fine Rales (Crackles)
Wheezing
Pleural Rub
Stridor
Which respiratory sound is heard in this clip?
Normal Vesicular
Wheezing
Rhonchi
Stridor
Heart sound
S3
Normal
s4
Decrecendo murmur
Plateu regurgitant murmur
Do you hear a systolic or dyastolic sound?
systolic
dyastolic
Do you hear a systolic or dyastolic sound?
systolic
dyastolic
Listening to sounds through a stethoscope and classifying them is called:
Doctorin'
Auscultation
Ear Tage
Glun Dub
