After taking the vital signs of a client, the nurse notes the client has a high systolic blood pressure reading. Which factors should the nurse include when explaining the possible cause of this increase? Select all that apply.

While auscultating heart sounds, asking the client to turn onto a left lying position would help the nurse assess the presence of which of the following?

The nurse assesses the client as shown. What pulse is the nurse assessing?

What is responsible to move the blood supply from the feet toward the inferior vena cava?

While performing an assessment, the nurse presses the client's arm with the tip of her thumb, holds for a few seconds, and releases. The nurse observes the client as shown. What is the nurse assessing?

On examination, the nurse would expect what finding if a client is in right-sided heart failure?

During the physical assessment of the peripheral vascular system, a client's foot is pale when elevated and dark red when in the dependent position. The nurse is concerned that this client is at risk for developing:

When assessing for appendicitis, what signs might the nurse look for? (Select all that apply.)

The traditional areas of auscultation of heart sounds include Erb's point, which is located at?

The nurse refers an older adult client for further evaluation after the nurse assesses warm skin and brown pigmentation around the ankles. The nurse suspects which of the following?

Aortic insufficiency/regurgitation murmur is classified as a: