Which assessment findings does a nurse anticipate when collecting subjective and objective data from a patient with right-sided and left-sided heart failure?  (Select all that apply)

The nurse is obtaining a health history from a middle aged adult who reports painful claudication after walking 3 blocks. Which topic does the nurse include in the patient teaching?

The nurse is caring for a patient who was admitted with acute shortness of breath.  Which diagnostic test result will confirm that the dyspnea is caused by heart failure?

The nurse is caring for a patient who is at risk for a venous thromboembolism.  Which actions will the nurse delegate to unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?

Select one major work from any of your Graduate Recitals and provide an in-depth discussion beyond your programnotes (include historical background, composer info, analysis of formal structure, harmonic structure and vocabulary,character, emotional cues, etc.) which would describe how your study of the piece informed your own performance of thatpiece.

Identify 10 compositions which make use of contemporary extended techniques. List some of the techniques anddescribe how they are produced. List also any important treatises or textbooks or other resources that teach one how toplay these techniques.

Trace development of oboe concerto, sonata, suite through history (choose one). Discuss formal structure andcharacteristics. Identify specific composers and provide a list of at least 3 works from each period/style.

List important Research Sources (bibliographical sources – NOT just the internet or wikipedia!) for oboe: (some of theseare redundant – see below) history reed making repertoire 20thc. Techniques: extended techniques Baroque ornamentation Pedagogy – method books, etudes, etc Equipment/supplies

 Provide a summary of the History/development of oboe. NOT from wikipedia! Cite your sources (see #3)

Recordings: sources to look for, research. Identify 25 of the “must have” oboe recordings for a library (yours, your students’, or your school libraries if you have a college teaching job)