Vitals

Question 1

Normal respiration rate range

Answer 1

12-20

Question 2

What’s tachypnea

Answer 2

High respiratory rate (over 20)

Question 3

What’s bradypnea

Answer 3

Slow respiration rate (lower 12)

Question 4

Where can the pulse be taken?

Answer 4

Apical, radial

Question 5

When should you taken an apical pulse?

Answer 5

Heart related health problem or taking heart medications

Question 6

Normal pulse range for adults

Answer 6

60-100

Question 7

Bradycardia

Answer 7

Slow pulse rate (less than 60)

Question 8

Tachycardia

Answer 8

Fast pulse rate (over 100)

Question 9

How many korotkoff sounds

Answer 9

5

Question 10

Orthostatic hypotension

Answer 10

Systole drops 20 (or more) when standing

Question 11

Radiation is

Answer 11

Indirect contact

Question 12

Convection is

Answer 12

Air current

Question 13

Evaporation is

Answer 13

Moisture vapor

Question 14

Conduction is

Answer 14

Direct contact

Question 15

Visceral pain

Answer 15

Larger organs

Question 16

Somatic

Answer 16

Musculoskeletal or body surface pain

Question 17

Deep somatic pain

Answer 17

Blood vessels, joints, tendons, muscles

Question 18

Cutaneous

Answer 18

Skin surface

Question 19

Referred pain

Answer 19

Felt in one place but originates in other

Question 20

OPQRSTU: O

Answer 20

Onset

Question 21

OPQRSTU: P

Answer 21

Precipitating event

Question 22

OPQRSTU: Q

Answer 22

Quality/ quantity (pain scale)

Question 23

OPQRSTU: R

Answer 23

Relieving/ aggravating factors

Question 24

OPQRSTU: S

Answer 24

Sequelae (associated symptoms)

Question 25

OPQRSTU: T

Answer 25

Timing

Question 26

OPQRSTU: U

Answer 26

Understanding

Question 27

Isolation Precautions

Answer 27

Standard, droplet, airborne, contact