A patient with chest pain informs you that he has a bad heart. You think he may have congestive heart failure. When performing your secondary assessment, which of the following signs or symptoms does not indicate that the patient is in congestive heart failure?

Continuous waveform capnography is the best way to monitor endotracheal tube placement and ventilation

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Which of the following assessment findings is MOST indicative of peritoneal irritation?

A: A decrease in pain when drawing the knees into the abdomen B: Pain that is referred to the shoulder, neck, or scapulae C: Pain that increases when the patient is placed on his or her side D: A relief of pain when the patient moves around frequently