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Ch 12 Vital Signs Flashcards

1
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12 months old infants temperature

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99.4-99.7 degree F

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12 months old infants resting pulse

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80-160 bpm

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12 months old infants resting respiration

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30-60 rpm

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12 months old infants systolic reading

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80-89

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12 months old infants diastolic reading

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34-42

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1-2 y temperature

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99-99.7 degree F

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1-2 y resting pulse

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80-130 bpm

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1-2 y resting respiration

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24-40 rpm

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1-2 y systolic reading

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84-91

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1-2 y diastolic reading

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39-47

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4-5 y temperature

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98.6-99 degree F

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4-5 y resting pulse

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80-120 bpm

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4-5 y resting respiration

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22-34 rpm

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14
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4-5 y systolic reading

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88-96

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15
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4-5 y diastolic reading

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47-56

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16
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6-11 y temperature

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98-98.6 degree F

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17
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6-11 y resting pulse

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75-110 bpm

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18
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6-11 y resting respiration

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18-30 rpm

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19
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6-11 y systolic reading

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91-107

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20
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6-11 y diastolic reading

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53-63

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21
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13 y and above temperature

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97-99 degree F

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22
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13 y and above resting pulse

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60-90 bpm

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23
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13 y and above resting respiration

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12-20 rpm

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24
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13 y and above systolic reading

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104-<120

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25
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13 y and above diastolic reading

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60-<80

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26
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Adult & older adult temperature

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97-99 degree F

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27
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Adult & older adult resting pulse

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60-100 bpm

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28
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Adult & older adult resting respiration

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12-20 rpm

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29
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Adult & older adult systolic reading

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90-<120

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30
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Adult & older adult diastolic reading

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60-<80

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31
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Patient preparation and instruction for vital signs

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  • seat them upright, eye level
  • explain vital signs and obtain consent
  • explain how vitals can affect treatment
  • explain each steps
32
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Dental hygiene care planning
True or false: Vital signs contribute to systemic evaluation

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True

33
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Dental hygiene care planning
True or false: DH care planning and sequencing is not affected by vital signs

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False

34
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Dental hygiene care planning:
If vital are not within normal range, what should you do?

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Consult PCP and refer for medical evaluation as needed

35
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Indications for taking body temperature

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Normal patient record
When oral infection is suspected
Prior to local anesthesia
All appointments

36
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Normal temperature

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97-99 degree F

37
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Pyrexia

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99.5+ degree F

38
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HYPERthermia

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104+ degree F

39
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HYPOthermina

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Below 96 degree F

40
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Locations for taking temperature

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Oral, temporal, ear

41
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Types of thermometer

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Noncontact infrared thermometer
Digital thermometer

42
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What if patient’s temperature is over 104 degree F?

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Treat as a medical emergency and transport them to a hospital

43
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What if patient’s temperature is 99.56-104 degree F?

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  • Check for possible temporary causes of pyrexia (hot beverage, smoking). Observe patient while repeating the determination
  • Review medical and dental histories
  • Postpone elective oral care when there are signs of respiratory infection or communicable diseases
44
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What is the pulse?

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  • The intermitten throbbing sensation felt when the fingers are pressed against an artery
  • The count of heartbeats
45
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Factors that increase pulse rate

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Exercise, stimulants, eating, strong emotions, extreme heat, heart disease

46
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Factors that decrease pulse rate

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Sleep, depressants, fasting, prolonged illness

47
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Tarchycardia

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Fast heartbeat (over 100 bpm in adult)

48
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Brachycardia

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Slow heartbeat (below 50 bpm)

49
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True or false: pulse rate is taken after temperature

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True

50
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Sites for taking pulse rate

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Radial, temporal, facial, carotid, brachial

51
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Prepare patient for taking pulse rate

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  • explain procedure
  • comfortable position
  • use finger tips to locate radial pulse
52
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Why can’t we palpate pulse with our thumbs?

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The thumb has its own pulse

53
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What is the function of respiration?

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Supply oxygen to tissues and eliminate carbon dioxide

54
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True of false: factors that influence pulse can influence respirations

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True

55
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Bradypnea

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Slow breathing; below 12 rpm

56
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Tarchypnea

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Fast breathing; over 28 rpm

57
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To determine respiration rate

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  • do it after pulse rate
  • keep fingers over radial pulse
  • do not let patient know you’re doing it
58
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Factors to observe on respiration

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Depth, rhymth, quality, sound, position of patient

59
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What is blood pressure (BP)?

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The force exerted by the blood on the blood vessel walls

60
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Components of BP include?

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Systole, diastole, and pulse pressure

61
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When does systole occurs?

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During a ventricular contraction- less than 120mm/Hg

62
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When does diastolic phase occurs?

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Ventricular relaxation- less than 80mm/Hg

63
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What is pulse difference?

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Difference between systolic and diastolic

64
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Factors that increase BP

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Exercise, eating, stimulants, emotional distress, medication

65
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Factors that decrease BP

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Fasting, rest, fainting, depressants

66
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What are the equipments for determining BP?

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  • mercury and sphygmomanometer (analog)
  • aneroid sphygmomanometer (analog)
  • electronic sphygmomanometer (digital)
  • wrist/finger devices (less accurate)
  • stethoscope
67
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Three sizes of BP cuff

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  • extra-large
  • regular
  • pediatric
68
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What is the correct width for selecting cuff size?

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Correct width is 20% greater than the diameter of the arm where applied

69
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BP follow-up criteria:
True or false: DH has no obligation to advise and refer

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False

70
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BP follow-up criteria:
True or false: Diagnosis of high blood pressure is made on a single reading

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False

71
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Hypotension and postural hypotension

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Systolic <90; diastolic <60
Observe for possible light-headedness and syncope. Referral for evaluation is indicated if symptoms persisted

72
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Normal/Normotensive

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Systolic <120 AND diastolic <80
Proceed as planned

73
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Elevated BP

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Systolic 120-129 AND diastolic <80
Retake after 5 min. If still elevated, inform patient of it. Recommend PCP consult and encourage lifestyle modification

74
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Hypertension stage 1

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Systolic 130-139 OR diastolic 80-89
Retake after 5 min. If still elevated, inform patient. Refer to PCP consult.
Employ stress reduction to routine dental treatment.
Modify local anesthetic to 1:100,000 vasoconstrictor

75
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Hypertension stage 2

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Systolic equal to OR over 140 or diastolic equal to or over 90
Retake after 5 min. If still elevated, inform patient. Refer to urgent PCP assessment
Delay dental treatment until HBP is controlled

76
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Hypertension crisis

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Systolic over 180 AND/OR diastolic over 120
Discontinue care and retake after 5 min.
Refer to immediate medical care/call 911 depending on clinic protocol

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