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Vital Signs (Respiratory Rate & Oxygen Saturation Level) Flashcards

1
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What’s it called whenever you have a respiratory rate that meets the expected range?

A

Eupnea

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

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Tachypnea

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

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Bradypnea

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4
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A newborn patient has a normal respiratory range of what?

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30-60 BPM

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5
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An infant has a normal respiratory range of what?

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25-30 BPM

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A toddler has a normal respiratory range of what?

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25-30 BPM

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A preschooler has a normal respiratory range of what?

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20-25 BPM

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

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20-25 BPM

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An adolescent has a normal respiratory range of what?

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16-20 BPM

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An adult patient has a normal respiratory range of what?

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12-20 BPM

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

A

Too low

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12
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If you were caring for a newborn patient, would 43 BPM be too low, high, or normal

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Normal

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

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Too high

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

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Too low

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

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Too high

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

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Normal

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

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Too low

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

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Too high

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

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Too high

20
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If you were caring for an infant or toddler patient, would 24 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

A

Too low

21
Q

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

A

Too high

22
Q

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

A

Too low

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

A

Normal

24
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If you were caring for an school-age patient or a preschooler patient, would 19 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

A

Too low

25
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If you were caring for an school-age patient or a preschooler patient, would 26 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

A

Too high

26
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If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 24 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

A

Too high

27
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If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 10 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

A

Too low

28
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If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 14 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

A

Too low

29
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If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 15 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

A

Too low

30
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If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 16 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

A

Normal

31
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If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 21 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

A

Too high

32
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If you were caring for an adolescent patient, would 20 BPM be too low, high, or normal?

A

Normal

33
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If you were caring for an adult patient, would 18 be too low, high, or normal?

A

Normal

34
Q

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

A

Too low

35
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If you were caring for an adult patient, would 21 be too low, high, or normal?

A

Too high

36
Q

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

A

Normal

37
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If you were caring for an adult patient, would 12 be too low, high, or normal?

A

Normal

38
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If you were caring for a newborn patient, would 30 be too low, high, or normal?

A

Normal

39
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If you were caring for a newborn patient, would 60 be too low, high, or normal?

A

Normal

40
Q

What is a cessation of respiration called?

A

Apnea

41
Q

What should your oxygen saturation range look like?

A

95% - 100%

42
Q

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

A

Hypoxemia

43
Q

Is a blood oxygen level of 87% normal?

A

No

44
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Is a blood oxygen level of 93% normal?

A

No

45
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Is a blood oxygen level of 97% normal?

A

Yes

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