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Ventilation & frequency rate for an adult
- 10-12 V/min
- 1 Every 5 secs
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Ventilation & frequency rate for an child
- 12-20 V/mins
- 1 every 3-5 secs
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Ventilation & frequency rate for an infant
- 12-20 V/mins
- 1 every 3-5 secs
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Ventilation & frequency rate for an newborn
- 40-60 V/min
- 1 every 1-1.5sec
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infants at birth Respiration, pluse, blood pressure
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infants Neonate Respiration, pluse, blood pressure
- 30-40
- 100-160
- 70-90 systolic
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infants at one y/o Respiration, pluse, blood pressure
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toddler Respiration, pluse, blood pressure
- 20-30
- 80-130
- 70-100 systolic
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preschool Respiration, pluse, blood pressure
- 20-30
- 80-120
- 80-110 systolic
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Adolescents Respiration, pluse, blood pressure
- 12-20
- 55-105
- 100-120 systolic
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adulthood Respiration, pluse, blood pressure
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early adulthood age
20-40
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middle adulthood age
41-60
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Adult normal breathing rate
8-24
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adolescent normal breathing rate
12-20
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school age normal breathing rate
15-30
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preschooler normal breathing rate
20-30
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toddler normal breathing rate
20-30
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infant 6 months to 1y/o normal breathing rate
20-30
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infant 30 days- 5 months normal breathing rate
25-40
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new born 30 days normal breathing rate
30-60
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elderly normal pluse rate (over 75y/o)
90
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adult normal pluse rate
- 60-80
- 100+ Tachycardia
- 60 below Bradycardia
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adolescent normal pluse rate
- 60-105
- 105+ trachycardia
- 50 below Bradycarida
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child 5-12 y/o normal pluse rate
- 60-120
- 120+ Trachycarida
- 60 below Bradycardia
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child 1-5 y/o normal pluse rate
- 80-150
- 150+ trachycardia
- 80 below Bradycardia
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infant normal pluse rate
- 120-150
- 150+ Trachycardia
- 120 below Brandycardia
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newborn normal pluse rate
100-180
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Capillary refill how long
- Infants childs and males 2 sec
- females 3 secs
- elderly 4 secs
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adult males Normal blood pressure
- systolic 100 + age if under 40
- diastolic 60-80 mmHg
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adult female Normal blood pressure
- systolic 90 + age if under 40
- Diastolic 60-85 mmHg
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S.A.M.P.L.E
- signs(see,hearm smell)/sysptoms(what patient tells you)
- alleriges
- Medication
- past history
- Last oral intake
- Events leading up
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O.P.Q.R.S.T
- Onset(when and how did the symptoms begin)
- Provocation(what makes symptoms worst/palliation(What makes symptoms better)
- Quality(How would you decribe the pain)
- Radiation(Where do you feel the pain) (where does the pain go)
- Severity( 1-10 how bad does it hurt)
- Time( How long have you had the symptoms)
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Personal Protective Equipment
- anything you but on to reduce the chance of getting injured or ill.
- Example, Bullet Proof Vest, Road side vest
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