Basic Monitors Flashcards
What #s = HYPERtension?
HTN
> 140/90
What #s = HYPOtension?
hTN
<90/60
hypOtension = lOw BP
What is the equation for mean arterial P?
(2 * Diastolic BP) + Systolic BP
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Does systolic or diastolic # come 1st in BP reading?
systolic
(systolic
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diastolic)
What is a normal value for mean arterial P?
70-100 mmHg
What is the equation for pulse P?
Pulse P = systolic - diastolic
What is a normal pulse P?
30-40 mmHg
50% systolic BP = wide BP
What are the consequences of HTN? (hypertension)
- possible MI (heart attack)-puts strain on heart
2. possible stroke
What are the consequences of hTN? (hypotension)
↓ tissue perfusion so could cause
- stoke
- MI
- renal failure
What is hypovolemia?
↓ volume of circulating blood
What is hypervolemia?
too much fluid in blood
What is a normal HR/EKG?
60-100
What HR is considered tachycardic?
Tachycardia (faster than normal HR @ rest)
>100
What HR is considered bradycardic?
Bradycardia (slower than normal HR @ rest)
<100
What is a normal pulse ox reading?
93-98%