how to do ihuman physical exam

26 December 2024

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iHuman assignment

How to Do iHuman Physical Exam

 

Taking your Patient’s Pulse

Your first location is important, radial for adults, brachial for children, and listen to it for at least 15 seconds.

When auscultating the carotid arteries, listen to each location for at least 15 seconds.

how to do ihuman physical exam
how to take ihuman pulse

How to Auscultate the Lungs in iHuman

Listen to each location for one complete cycle (inspiration/exhalation). Pattern matters! Make sure you follow the correct pattern.

ihuman auscultate lungs anterior

Anterior location pattern 

  1. R Apex
  2. L Apex
  3. L Superior Lobe
  4. R Middle Lobe
  5. R Inferior Lobe
  6. L Inferior Lobe
  7. L Axillary
  8. R Axillary
ihuman auscultate lungs posterior

Posterior location pattern

  1. L Apex
  2. R Apex
  3. R Lower Superior Lobe
  4. L Lower Superior Lobe
  5. L Inferior Lobe
  6. R Inferior Lobe
  7. R Base
  8. L Base

Auscultating the Heart

Listen for one complete cycle or 5-7 seconds.

Heart listening pattern 

  1. Aortic
  2. Pulmonic
  3. Erb’s point
  4. Tricuspid
  5. Mitral – apex
  6. Mitral – midaxillary
ihuman auscultate heart

Auscultating the Abdominal/Femoral Arteries

Listen for at least 15 seconds for each location.

ihuman auscultate abdomen femoral arteries

Auscultating the Abdomen

Undergraduate Nursing: Listen to all four quadrants for a minimum of 8 seconds each and use the Interpretation field to document what you hear.

Graduate Nursing, Medical, PA, and DO Programs: Listen to all four quadrants as long as necessary to appropriately interpret the sounds and use the Interpretation field to document what you hear.

ihuman auscultate abdomen sounds

Abdomen listening order

  1. Right Upper Quadrant
  2. Right Lower Quadrant
  3. Left Upper Quadrant
  4. Left Lower Quadrant

HEENT – Performing the ocular motor test (H-Test)

Start over the patient’s nose and move left past the patient’s right eye, (1) up, (2) down, (3) back to eye level far left, to the right past the patient’s left eye, (4) up, (5) down, (6) back to eye level far right. Make sure your cursor connects or moves over the line at the required positions to obtain credit.

performing oculor motor test

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