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NUR 2090- EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED what are the 5 vital signs? blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, respirations, AND pain (included as the 5th sign) who would the depth of respirations be described? the excursion of the chest (how much the chest will ...

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NUR 2090- EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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what are the 5 vital signs?

blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, respirations, AND pain (included as the 5th

sign)

who would the depth of respirations be described?

the excursion of the chest (how much the chest will rise and fall)

what is the rhythm of respirations?

rhythm refers to the pattern

what is the quality of respirations?

the way the breath sounds (i.e. crackling)

what is the "equation" for blood pressure?

blood pressure = cardiac output x peripheral vascular resistance.

what is the "equation" for cardiac output?

cardiac output = heart rate x stroke volume

temperature site: axilarry

range: 96.6f - 98.6f OR 35.8c - 73.0c

temperature site: oral

range: 97.6f - 99.6f OR 36.5c - 37.5c

temperature site: tympanic

, range: 98.2f - 100.2f OR 36.8c - 37.9c

temperature site: rectal

range: 98.6f - 100.6f OR 37.0c - 38.1c

grading scale for pulses: 0

0 = absent, no pulse

grading scale for pulses: 1+

1+ = diminished, thready, easily obliterated

grading for pulses: 2+

2+ = normal, not easily obliterated

grading for pulses: 3+

3+ + increased, full volume

grading for pulses: 4+

4+ = bounding, hyperkinetic

where can we asses heart rate?

carotid, apical and radial pulse sites

where/how do we find the apical pulse?

begin at the substernal notch, work way down to the fifth intercostal space (fifth space in

between the ribs), and then move to the left to the midclavicular line (typically under the

nipple)

when do we use the apical pulse?

to measure rapid rates and irregular rhythms. also checked before administering cardiac

medications

What is bradypnea?

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