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NUR 42 Tables used for Quiz 2

  1. When should vital signs be measured?
    • 1. on admission
    • 2. assessing a client in home care visits
    • 3. B/A surgical procedures
    • 4. B/A blood transfusion
    • 5. client has physical distress
  2. What are your core temperatures?
    • 1. Rectum
    • 2. Tympanic membrane
    • 3. Temporal Artery
    • 4. Esophagus
    • 5. Pulmonary artery
    • 6. Urinary bladder
  3. What are your surface temperatures?
    • 1. Skin
    • 2. Oral
    • 3. Axillae
  4. What is the temp range?
    96.8 F to 100.4 F
  5. What is the pulse range
    60 - 100 beats per min
  6. What is the average respiration rate?
    12-20 breaths per min
  7. What is the BP range?
    <120/80
  8. Heart rate range for infants
    120-160 BPM
  9. Heart rate range for toddlers
    90-140
  10. Heart rate range for preschooler
    80-110
  11. Heart rate range for school aged child
    75-100
  12. Heart rate range for adolescent
    60-90
  13. Heart rate range for adults
    60-100
  14. What influences respirations?
    • Exercise
    • Acute pain
    • anxiety
    • smoking
    • body position
    • medications
    • neurological injury
    • hemoglobin function
  15. Acceptable ranges of respiratory rate for Newborn
    30-60
  16. Acceptable ranges of respiratory rate for infant (6months)
    30-50
  17. Acceptable ranges of respiratory rate for toddler (2years)
    25-32
  18. Acceptable ranges of respiratory rate for child
    20-30
  19. Acceptable ranges of respiratory rate for Adolescent
    16-19
  20. Acceptable ranges of respiratory rate for adult
    12-20
  21. What is prehypertention?
    • When the systolic is 120-139
    • When the diastolic is 80-89
  22. What is stage 1 hypertension?
    • When the systolic is 140-159
    • When the diastolic is 90-99
  23. What is stage 2 hypertention?
    • When the systolic is > or equal to 160
    • When the diastolic is > or equal to 100
  24. What is a Urticaria mild allergic reaction?
    Raised, irregularly shaped skin eruptions with varying sizes and shapes; eruptions have reddened margins and pale centers
  25. What is a Rash mild allergic reaction?
    Small raised vesicles that are ussually redenned often distributed over entire body
  26. What is a Pruritus mild allergic reaction?
    Itching of skin
  27. What is a Rhinitis mild allergic reaction?
    inflammation of mucous membranes lining nose causes swelling and clear watery discharge
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