Vital Signs (Respiratory Rate & Oxygen Saturation Level)

Question 1

What’s it called whenever you have a respiratory rate that meets the expected range?

Answer 1

Eupnea

Question 2

What’s it called whenever your respiratory rate is higher than the expected range?

Answer 2

Tachypnea

Question 3

What’s it called whenever your respiratory rate is lower than expected?

Answer 3

Bradypnea

Question 4

A newborn patient has a normal respiratory range of what?

Answer 4

30-60 BPM

Question 5

An infant has a normal respiratory range of what?

Answer 5

25-30 BPM

Question 6

A toddler has a normal respiratory range of what?

Answer 6

25-30 BPM

Question 7

A preschooler has a normal respiratory range of what?

Answer 7

20-25 BPM

Question 8

A school-age patient has a normal respiratory range of what?

Answer 8

20-25 BPM

Question 9

An adolescent has a normal respiratory range of what?

Answer 9

16-20 BPM

Question 10

An adult patient has a normal respiratory range of what?

Answer 10

12-20 BPM

Question 11

If you were caring for a newborn patient, would 23 BPM be too low, high, or normal

Answer 11

Too low

Question 12

If you were caring for a newborn patient, would 43 BPM be too low, high, or normal

Answer 12

Normal

Question 13

If you were caring for a newborn patient, would 68 BPM be too low, high, or normal

Answer 13

Too high

Question 14

If you were caring for a newborn patient, would 29 BPM be too low, high, or normal

Answer 14

Too low

Question 15

If you were caring for a newborn patient, would 61 BPM be too low, high, or normal

Answer 15

Too high

Question 16

If you were caring for an infant or toddler patient, would 28 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 16

Normal

Question 17

If you were caring for an infant or toddler patient, would 23 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 17

Too low

Question 18

If you were caring for an infant or toddler patient, would 34 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 18

Too high

Question 19

If you were caring for an infant or toddler patient, would 31 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 19

Too high

Question 20

If you were caring for an infant or toddler patient, would 24 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 20

Too low

Question 21

If you were caring for an school-age patient or a preschooler patient, would 28 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 21

Too high

Question 22

If you were caring for an school-age patient or a preschooler patient, would 16 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 22

Too low

Question 23

If you were caring for an school-age patient or a preschooler patient, would 23 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 23

Normal

Question 24

If you were caring for an school-age patient or a preschooler patient, would 19 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 24

Too low

Question 25

If you were caring for an school-age patient or a preschooler patient, would 26 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 25

Too high

Question 26

If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 24 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 26

Too high

Question 27

If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 10 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 27

Too low

Question 28

If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 14 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 28

Too low

Question 29

If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 15 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 29

Too low

Question 30

If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 16 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 30

Normal

Question 31

If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 21 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 31

Too high

Question 32

If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 20 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 32

Normal

Question 33

If you were caring for an adult patient, would 18 be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 33

Normal

Question 34

If you were caring for an adult patient, would 11 be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 34

Too low

Question 35

If you were caring for an adult patient, would 21 be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 35

Too high

Question 36

If you were caring for an adult patient, would 20 be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 36

Normal

Question 37

If you were caring for an adult patient, would 12 be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 37

Normal

Question 38

If you were caring for a newborn patient, would 30 be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 38

Normal

Question 39

If you were caring for a newborn patient, would 60 be too low, high, or normal?

Answer 39

Normal

Question 40

What is a cessation of respiration called?

Answer 40

Apnea

Question 41

What should your oxygen saturation range look like?

Answer 41

95% - 100%

Question 42

What is it called whenever the oxygen saturation level of your blood is too low?

Answer 42

Hypoxemia

Question 43

Is a blood oxygen level of 87% normal?

Answer 43

No

Question 44

Is a blood oxygen level of 93% normal?

Answer 44

No

Question 45

Is a blood oxygen level of 97% normal?

Answer 45

Yes