General Assessment and Vital Signs Flashcards

1
Q

BMI

A

body mass index

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2
Q

BP

A

blood pressure

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3
Q

BPM

A

beats per minute

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4
Q

CV

A

cardiovascular

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5
Q

DBP

A

Diastolic blood pressure

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6
Q

HTN

A

hypertension

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7
Q

MAP

A

mean arterial pressure

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8
Q

mmHg

A

millimeters of mercury

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9
Q

RPM

A

respirations per minute

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10
Q

SBP

A

systolic blood pressure

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11
Q

what parts of the body are involved in physical assessments

A

head, eyes, ears, nose, throat, neck, CV, lungs, abdomen, extremities, neuro, psych, skin

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12
Q

BMI equation

A

weight (kg)/height(m^2)

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13
Q

Underweight BMI is

A

<18.5

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14
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normal weight BMI is

A

18.5-24.9

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15
Q

overweight BMI is

A

25-29.9

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16
Q

Obesity class 1 BMI is

A

30.0-34.9

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17
Q

Obesity class 2 BMI is

A

35.0-39.9

18
Q

what is an edema

A

fluid leaking into tissues or swelling

19
Q

Obesity class 3 BMI is

A

40.0 +

20
Q

chronic edema causes are

A

heart, kidney, liver functions and medications

21
Q

acute edema causes are

A

inflammation, injury, diet, blood clot, pregnancy, medications

22
Q

normal body temperature

A

96.8 F- 99 F

23
Q

new born-6 months heart and respiratory rate

A

70-170 BPM, 30-60 RPM

24
Q

6 month-1 year heart and respiratory rate

A

70-170 BPM, 24-30 RPM

25
Q

1-6 years heart and respiratory rate

A

75-160 BPM, 20-30 RPM

26
Q

6-12 years heart and respiratory rate

A

80–120 BPM, 12-20 RPM

27
Q

adults heart and respiratory rate

A

60-100 BPM, 12-20 RPM

28
Q

conditioned athlete heart and respiratory rate

A

50-100 BPM, 12-18 RPM

29
Q

systolic blood pressure def

A

maximum pressure on arteries during contraction of the left ventricle

30
Q

diastolic blood pressure def

A

resting pressure between ventricle contractions

31
Q

auscultatory

A

manual method of blood pressure

32
Q

oscillometirc

A

automatic cuff for blood pressure

33
Q

proper position for pt for taking blood pressure

A

seated, arm supported at heart level, back supported, uncrossed legs, feet flat on the floor

34
Q

the five phases of korotkoff sounds

A

1-faith and clear tapping (systolic)
2- swooshing sound
3- more intense crisp tapping
4-muffled sound
5- sound stops (diastolic)

35
Q

factors that alter BP

A

meds, drugs, caffeine, nicotine exercise, time of day, stress, pain, talking, full bladder

36
Q

how fast do you release the air during BP

A

2-3 mmHg

37
Q

how much do you inflate the cuff during BP

A

normal- 180 mmHg, hypertension- 220 mmHg

38
Q

normal BP

A

S- less 120 D-less 80

39
Q

elevated BP

A

s- 120-129, D- less 80

40
Q

Stage 1 BP

A

S- 130-139, D- 80-89

41
Q

Stage 2 BP

A

S- 140 or higher, D 90 or higher

42
Q

Stage 3 BP

A

s- higher than 180, D- higher than 120