vital signs

Question 1

convection

Answer 1

transfer heat through the movement of a liquid or gas

Question 2

types of alteratioins temperature

Answer 2

pyrexia- temperatue above the usual range
hypothermia - in which temperature blow then usual

Question 3

fever signs and symptoms

Answer 3

headache
loss of appetite
dehydration
elevated body temperature
fatigue

Question 4

fever interventions story

tina ka sab say pehlay ham nain vital signs checks kiay or skin color and temperature check kia to pata chala kh garbar to hai phir ham nain os ko kaha jao ja kar test karwa kay lao
jis main pata chala kh , is ko nutritioin provide karo or measuser intake output karo or sulaa do no physical activity.or phhir mouth saaf karo or phir laga do antipyretic.

Answer 4

. monitor vital signs
. assess skin color and temperature
. monitor wbc and check indications of infections
. measure intake and output
. provide adequate nutritioin and fluid
. reduce physical activity to limit heat production
. Administer antipyretic
. Provide oral hygiene to keep the mucous membrane moist.

Question 4

hypothermia / physiological mechanisms

Answer 4

excessive heat loss
inadequate heatproduction
impaired hypothalamic thermoregulation

Question 4

the clinical signs of hypo thermia

sab say pehlay to decrease hota hay sab kuch like tpr,urinary output,os kay baad

severe shivering
pale , cool skin
frostbite(nose,fingures,toes)
hypotensin

Answer 4

decrease urinary output
decrease tpr
severe shivering
pale,cool skin
frostbite(nose,fingures,toes)
hypotension

Question 5

assessing the pulse , data collection through pulse

Answer 5

rhythm
rate
volume
elasticity of arterial wall
equality of gaap between beat

Question 6

pulse dificit

Answer 6

when the heart beats faster than the palpable pulse felt at distal and apical pulses

Question 7

Cheyne-stokes breathing,

Answer 7

from very deep to very shallow breathing and temporary apnea.

Question 8

Kussmaul Breathing ?

Answer 8

“Increased rate and depth of respiration above 20bpm”

Question 9

breath sounds

Answer 9

stridor - harsh sound heard during respiration with laryngeal obstructions

stertor - snoring respiration

wheeze - high pitch sound

Question 10

factors associated with hypertension

Answer 10

thickning of arterial wall that reduce the size of lumen

elasticity of the arteries

lifestyle of cegerate smoking

obesity

lack of exercise

high blood cholesterol level

Question 11

blood pressure measure situations

Answer 11

cant meaure

> enjured an area in cast
removal of axilla lymph node on that site
The client has intravenous line in that limb
The client has an arteriovenous fistula for dialysis

Question 12

factors effecting saturation