Question

Which abnormal finding can be detected during the secondary assessment?

Answer 1

  friction rub  can be detected during the secondary assessment

A friction rub may be noted when heart sounds are assessed during the secondary assessment. Paradoxical chest wall motion and an open wound of the chest indicate ineffective breathing and should be identified during the breathing evaluation in the primary assessment. A weak thready pulse indicates ineffective circulation and should be identified during the circulation evaluation in the primary assessment.

a friction rub is an occasional breath sound heard during pulmonary auscultation. A pleural rub murmur results from the inflamed, roughened pleural surfaces moving against each other during chest wall motion.

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