NURSING 220-EXAM # 1 (LATEST UPDATE) REAL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |100% CORRECT |
ALREADY GRADED A
Four Vital Signs Ans✓✓✓-temperature
-pulse
-respiratory rate
-blood pressure
5th vital sign Ans✓✓✓pain
normal temperature ranges for adults Ans✓✓✓36-38 celcius ot 96.8 to
100.4 F
influencing factors of temperature Ans✓✓✓-age
-exercise
-hormones
-environment
-stress
where to measure temperature Ans✓✓✓-oral
-rectal
-tymphanic membrane (ear)
,when to measure vitals Ans✓✓✓-on admission
-during assessments
-doctors orders
-before/after surgery
-before, during, after blood transfusions
-before, during, after medications
-patient change
-patient feels funny
-routinely in hospital
-before, during, after nursing interventions
what would happen if blood pressure cuff too big.... Ans✓✓✓false low
reading
what would happen if blood pressure cuff to small... Ans✓✓✓false high
reading
positions for respirations Ans✓✓✓-body straight promotes good
respirations
-body slumped impaired respirations
-body laying down prevents full chest expansion
position for pulse Ans✓✓✓-supine/sitting
, position for blood pressure Ans✓✓✓-sitting with arm at heart level
normal pulse for adult Ans✓✓✓60-100 beats/min
normal pulse of adolescent Ans✓✓✓60-90 beats/min
normal pulse for toddler Ans✓✓✓90-140 beats/min
normal pulse for infant Ans✓✓✓120-160 beats/min
normal pulse oximetry Ans✓✓✓>= 90%
normal respiration rate for adults Ans✓✓✓12-20 breaths/min
normal respiration rate for adolescent Ans✓✓✓16-20 breaths/min
normal respiration rate for toddler Ans✓✓✓25-32 breaths/min
normal respiration rate for infant Ans✓✓✓30-50 breaths.min
normal respiration rate for newborn Ans✓✓✓30-60 breaths/min
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |100% CORRECT |
ALREADY GRADED A
Four Vital Signs Ans✓✓✓-temperature
-pulse
-respiratory rate
-blood pressure
5th vital sign Ans✓✓✓pain
normal temperature ranges for adults Ans✓✓✓36-38 celcius ot 96.8 to
100.4 F
influencing factors of temperature Ans✓✓✓-age
-exercise
-hormones
-environment
-stress
where to measure temperature Ans✓✓✓-oral
-rectal
-tymphanic membrane (ear)
,when to measure vitals Ans✓✓✓-on admission
-during assessments
-doctors orders
-before/after surgery
-before, during, after blood transfusions
-before, during, after medications
-patient change
-patient feels funny
-routinely in hospital
-before, during, after nursing interventions
what would happen if blood pressure cuff too big.... Ans✓✓✓false low
reading
what would happen if blood pressure cuff to small... Ans✓✓✓false high
reading
positions for respirations Ans✓✓✓-body straight promotes good
respirations
-body slumped impaired respirations
-body laying down prevents full chest expansion
position for pulse Ans✓✓✓-supine/sitting
, position for blood pressure Ans✓✓✓-sitting with arm at heart level
normal pulse for adult Ans✓✓✓60-100 beats/min
normal pulse of adolescent Ans✓✓✓60-90 beats/min
normal pulse for toddler Ans✓✓✓90-140 beats/min
normal pulse for infant Ans✓✓✓120-160 beats/min
normal pulse oximetry Ans✓✓✓>= 90%
normal respiration rate for adults Ans✓✓✓12-20 breaths/min
normal respiration rate for adolescent Ans✓✓✓16-20 breaths/min
normal respiration rate for toddler Ans✓✓✓25-32 breaths/min
normal respiration rate for infant Ans✓✓✓30-50 breaths.min
normal respiration rate for newborn Ans✓✓✓30-60 breaths/min