Vitals Flashcards
Oral Temp
98.6
Rectal Temp
99.6
Axillary Temp
97.6
Tympanic Temp
98.6
Temporal Temp
99.6
Standard Electronic Thermometer
oral, rectal, axillary
Tympanic Membrane Thermometer
Tympanic Membrane (ear)
Temporal Artery Thermometer
Temporal Artery (forehead)
Digital Thermometer
oral, rectal, axillary
Disposable Thermometer
oral
Glass Thermometer
oral, rectal, axillary
Pulse range: birth to one year
80-190
Pulse range: 2 years
80-160
Pulse range: 6 years
75-120
Pulse range: 10 years
70-110
Pulse range: 12+ years
60-100
Respirations: newborn
35
Respirations: 1 year
30
Respirations: 2 years
25
Respirations: 4 years
23
Respirations: 6 years
21
Respirations: 8 years
20
Respirations: 10-12 years
19
respirations: 14 years
18
respirations: 16 years
17
respirations: 18 years
16-18
systolic
90 or higher but lower than 120
diastolic
60 or higher but lower than 80
Tachycardia
more than 100bpm
bradycardia
less than 60bpm
pulse strengths:
strong, full, bounding or weak, feeble, thready
oral temps are not taken if
- under 4 or 5
- unconscious
- mouth injury
- receiving oxygen
- mouth breather
- ng tube
- disoriented
- hemipalegic
- sore mouth
- seizure disorder
rectal temps are not used if
- diarrhea
- cardiac disease (vasovagul)
- rectal injury
- confused or agitated
tympanic temp is not used if
- ear disorder
- ear drainage
diastole
heart at rest
systole
contraction
pulse sites: temporal
forhead
pulse sites: carotid
neck
pulse sites: apical
apex of heart
pulse sites: popliteal
behind knee
pulse sites: radial
wrist thumb side
pulse sites: femoral
groin
pulse sites: posterior tibial artery
ankle
pulse sites: