Vitals.2

Question 1

normal rate and depth of breathing

Answer 1

eupnea

Question 2

pulse sites include

Answer 2

temporal
carotid
apical
brachial
femoral
popliteal
posterior tibial
pedal/ dorsalis pedis
ulnar

Question 3

12-20/min

Answer 3

adult norm respirations

Question 4

first temp newborn __

second__

Answer 4

rectal

axillary

Question 5

ear

Answer 5

tympanic

Question 6

97.7-99.5F norm

Answer 6

newborn

Question 7

diaphragmatic breathing

Answer 7

abdominal
uses diaphragm
abdomen movement

Question 8

thoracic
uses intercostal muscles
chest movement

Answer 8

costal breathing

Question 9

dyspnea

Answer 9

labored breathing

Question 10

well conditioned athletes bmp

Answer 10

40-50/min

Question 11

norm temp newborn

Answer 11

97.7-99.5F

Question 12

norm adolescent/adult hr

Answer 12

60-90/min

Question 13

twist arteries =

Answer 13

tortuous arteries

Question 14

top of foot pulse

Answer 14

pedal/dorsalis pedis

Question 15

types of breathing

Answer 15

costal

diaphragmatic

Question 16

bradypnea

Answer 16

slow breathing

Question 17

inner side of ankle pulse

Answer 17

posterior tibial pulse

Question 18

norm preschool hr

Answer 18

80-110/min

Question 19

stethoscope to assess pulses

Answer 19

auscultation

Question 20

carotid

Answer 20

bilateral neck

Question 21

hr under 60bpm

Answer 21

bradycardia

Question 22

pulse at groin

Answer 22

femoral

Question 23

rectal temp depth

Answer 23

1.5 in adults
1 in children
.5 infants

Question 24

auscultation

Answer 24

stethoscope to assess pulses

Question 25

may decrease respirations

Answer 25

narcotics

Question 26

tachycardia

Answer 26

hr over 100bpm

Question 27

popliteal pulse

Answer 27

behind knee

Question 28

80-110/min

Answer 28

norm preschool hr

Question 29

volume

Answer 29

pulse strength | 0-3

Question 30

adult norm respirations

Answer 30

12-20/min

Question 31

pulse strength | 0-3

Answer 31

volume

Question 32

ulnar pulse

Answer 32

pinky side of wrist

Question 33

90-140/min

Answer 33

norm toddler hr

Question 34

temporal

Answer 34

forehead | lateral to eye

Question 35

forehead | lateral to eye

Answer 35

temporal

Question 36

slow breathing

Answer 36

bradypnea

Question 37

bradycardia

Answer 37

hr under 60bpm

Question 38

costal breathing

Answer 38

thoracic uses intercostal muscles chest movement

Question 39

ability to breathe only in upright positions

Answer 39

orthopnea

Question 40

femoral

Answer 40

pulse at groin

Question 41

armpit

Answer 41

axillary

Question 42

orthopnea

Answer 42

ability to breathe only in upright positions

Question 43

120-160/min

Answer 43

norm infant hr

Question 44

pedal/dorsalis pedis

Answer 44

top of foot

Question 45

labored breathing

Answer 45

dyspnea

Question 46

hr over 100bpm

Answer 46

tachycardia

Question 47

axillary

Answer 47

armpit safest/least invasive 1 degree lower than oral sometimes

Question 48

one breath counts as

Answer 48

one inspiration | one expiration

Question 49

norm infant hr

Answer 49

120-160/min

Question 50

factors affect pulse rate

Answer 50

``` age gender (male after puberty is slower) exercise fever meds hemorrhage stress position changes ```

Question 51

norm toddler hr

Answer 51

90-140/min

Question 52

pinky side of wrist pulse

Answer 52

ulnar

Question 53

tympanic

Answer 53

ear

Question 54

costal | diaphragmatic

Answer 54

types of breathing

Question 55

eupnea

Answer 55

norm rate and depth of breathing

Question 56

60-90/min hr

Answer 56

norm adolescent/adult hr

Question 57

posterior tibial pulse

Answer 57

inner side of ankle

Question 58

abdominal uses diaphragm abdomen movement

Answer 58

diaphragmatic breathing

Question 59

absence of breathing

Answer 59

apnea

Question 60

fast breathing

Answer 60

tachypnea

Question 61

tachypnea

Answer 61

fast breathing

Question 62

apnea

Answer 62

absence of breathing