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Title: Assessment of the Heart, Great vessels of the neck, and Peripheral Vascular system


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Assessment of the Heart, Great vessels of the
neck, and Peripheral Vascular system
Rachel S. Natividad, RN,MSN
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Great vessels of the neck
  • Jugular veins
  • Carotid arteries

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JUGULAR VENOUS DISTENTION
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JVD
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Anatomy of the Heart
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Assessment
  • Position client supine
  • Then head elevated at 45 degrees
  • INSPECTION
  • Lifts, heaves
  • PMI (assess location)

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Palpation
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Physical Landmarks
  • Suprasternal notch
  • Sternum
  • Manubriosternal angle Angle of Louis
  • Intercostal Spaces

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Auscultation Auscultatory Sites
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Auscultatory Sites Cont.
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Heart Sounds S1(Lub)
  • S1 Closure of AV valves (mitral and tricuspid
    valves M1 before T1)
  • Correlates with the carotid pulse
  • Can be split but not often

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Heart Sounds S2(Dub)
  • S2 Closure of Semilunar valves (aortic
    pulmonic)
  • May have a split sound (A2 before P2)

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Heart Sounds Cont.
  • Base (R/L 2nd ICS)
  • S2 louder than S1
  • Apex
  • S1 louder than S2
  • Normal physiologic S2 Split
  • Best heard at pulmonic area during inspiration
  • Fixed split (no variation with inspiration)

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Extra Heart Sounds
  • S3
  • Due to Rapid ventricular filling ventricular
    gallop
  • S1 -- S2-S3 (Ken--tuc-ky)
  • S4
  • Due to slow ventricular contraction atrial
    gallop
  • S4-S1 S2 (Ten-nessee)

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Murmurs
  • turbulent blood flow within the heart
  • Listen for murmurs in the same auscultatory sites
    APETM
  • Grade I barely audible
  • Gr II audible but quiet and soft
  • Gr III moderated loud, without thrust or thrill
  • Gr IV loud, with thrill
  • Gr V louder with thrill, steth on chest wall
  • Gr VI loud enough to be heard before steth on
    chest

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Peripheral Vascular Assessment
  • Skin temp
  • Color
  • Pulses
  • Cap refill
  • edema

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Peripheral Pulses
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Documentation of Pulses
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Capillary Refill
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Edema
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Pitting edema
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Assessing for Edema
  • Depress
  • pretibial area medial malleolus for 5 seconds
  • Grade pitting edema
  • 1 to 4

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Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
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Assessment Guide Gas Transportation
Blood Pressure 128/64, 132/72 Apical Heart Rate
80, 74 Peripheral Pulse Radial rate 78,
74 Rhythm regular, irregular Strength strong,
weak, thready, bounding,0-4 Rt. Pedal pulse
2 Lt. Pedal pulse 2 Edema present,
none Degree 1, 2 Location LLE, RUE
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  • Cap refill
  • Upper extremities 2 sec
  • Lower extremities 2 sec
  • Skin/Mucous Membranes Other (bleeding,
    infection)
  • Skin /mucous membranes pink
  • note vascular lesions (purpura, ecchymoses,
    petechiae)
  • redness and inflammation
  • Interventions in use
  • Venodyne/leg compression machine elevated LEs on
    pillow thigh high tedhose in use
  • Med List Digoxin, Atenolol, Zestril, etc.
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