CH29 Vital Signs Flashcards by Kalyn21Blessing . | Brainscape

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Normal pulse: infant

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120-160 bpm

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normal pulse: toddler

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90-140 bpm

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Normal pulse: preschooler

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80-110 bpm

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normal pulse: school-age

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75-100 bpm

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Normal pulse: adolescent

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60-90 bpm

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normal pulse: adult

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60-100

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normal respirations: newborn

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30-60

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normal resps: infant

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30-50

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normal resps: toddler

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25-32

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normal resps: child

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20-30

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normal resps: adolescent

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16-20

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normal resps: adult

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12-20

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normal BP: newborn

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40 (mean)

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normal BP: 1 month

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85/54

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normal BP: 1 year

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95/65

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normal BP: 6 years

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105/65

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normal BP: 10-13 years

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110/65

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normal BP: 14-17

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119/75

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Normal BP: 18+

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<120/<80

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Elevated BP: adult

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120-129/<80

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Stage 1 hypertension

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130-139/80-89

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Stage 2 hypertension

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> 140/>90

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Conditions not appropriate for electronic BP measurement (5)

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Irregular heart rate
known hypertension
peripheral vascular obstruction
seizures
<90 systolic

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factors that affect BP (8)

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age
stress
ethnicity
gender
daily variation (lower during sleep)
medications
weight
smoking

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Factors that affect respirations (7)

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exercise
acute pain
anxiety- smoking
body position
medications
neurological injury
hemoglobin function

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Factors that affect pulse (8)

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exercise
temperature
acute pain
emotions
medications
hemorrhage
postural changes
pulmonary conditions

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Factors that affect temperature (8)

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age
exercise
hormone levels
circadian rhythm
stress
environment
temperature alterations
fever