NSG 6435 WEEK 7 QUIZ STUDY
GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED PASS
◉ Illness perceptions.
Answer: beliefs about illness; may be brought on by cultural, spiritual,
or ethical factors
◉ what does holistic care consist of.
Answer: paying attention to the mind, body, and spirit of the client
◉ what is the normal range for a child temperature.
Answer: 96.8-99 F.
◉ what is the normal range for adult temperature (tympanic/oral).
Answer: 98.6 F.
◉ what is the normal range for adult temperature (rectal).
Answer: 99.5 F.
◉ what is the normal range for adult temperature (axillary).
Answer: 97.7 F.
◉ pyrexia.
,Answer: fever
◉ afebrile.
Answer: without fever
◉ hyperpyrexia/hyperthermia.
Answer: very high fever (103-105.8 F. or above)
◉ hypothermia.
Answer: low body temperature (95 F. or lower)
◉ factors affecting temperature.
Answer: developmental level, environment, sex, exercise,
emotions/stress/hormones, circadian rhythm
◉ when should you not use the oral method of obtaining a client's
temperature.
Answer: if the patient has a problem with their mouth or if their mouth is
in use by medical equipment
◉ what is the normal range for adult pulse.
Answer: 60-100 bpm; strong, regular
◉ systole.
,Answer: peak of the wave; contraction of the heart
◉ diastole.
Answer: trough of the wave; resting phase of heart
◉ stroke volume.
Answer: the amount of blood ejected from the heart in one contraction.
◉ Cardiac Output (CO).
Answer: total quantity of blood pumped per minute
◉ factors affecting pulse.
Answer: exercise, temperature, acute pain, emotions, meds, hemorrhage,
postural changes, pulmonary conditions
◉ what is something to consider about older adult's pulse?.
Answer: it may take longer for the HR to rise. heart sounds may also
sometimes be muffled due to an increase in air space in the lungs
◉ what is something to consider about older adult's temperature?.
Answer: it runs low
◉ when should you take the apical pulse.
, Answer: when the radial pulse is irregular, if a patient is taking cardiac
meds, or in assessment of infants to children up to 3 years old
◉ what is the normal range for adult blood pressure.
Answer: 120/80
◉ peripheral resistance.
Answer: arterial and capillary resistance to blood flow as a result of
friction between blood and the vessel walls
◉ hypotension.
Answer: systolic pressure less than 100mmHg
◉ prehypertension.
Answer: BP of 120-139 systolic or 80-89 diastolic, obtained with 2
readings, 6 minutes apart with patient sitting
◉ hypertension.
Answer: BP above 140 systolic or 90 diasolic
◉ primary hypertension.
Answer: high BP where the cause is unknown
◉ secondary hypertension.
GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED PASS
◉ Illness perceptions.
Answer: beliefs about illness; may be brought on by cultural, spiritual,
or ethical factors
◉ what does holistic care consist of.
Answer: paying attention to the mind, body, and spirit of the client
◉ what is the normal range for a child temperature.
Answer: 96.8-99 F.
◉ what is the normal range for adult temperature (tympanic/oral).
Answer: 98.6 F.
◉ what is the normal range for adult temperature (rectal).
Answer: 99.5 F.
◉ what is the normal range for adult temperature (axillary).
Answer: 97.7 F.
◉ pyrexia.
,Answer: fever
◉ afebrile.
Answer: without fever
◉ hyperpyrexia/hyperthermia.
Answer: very high fever (103-105.8 F. or above)
◉ hypothermia.
Answer: low body temperature (95 F. or lower)
◉ factors affecting temperature.
Answer: developmental level, environment, sex, exercise,
emotions/stress/hormones, circadian rhythm
◉ when should you not use the oral method of obtaining a client's
temperature.
Answer: if the patient has a problem with their mouth or if their mouth is
in use by medical equipment
◉ what is the normal range for adult pulse.
Answer: 60-100 bpm; strong, regular
◉ systole.
,Answer: peak of the wave; contraction of the heart
◉ diastole.
Answer: trough of the wave; resting phase of heart
◉ stroke volume.
Answer: the amount of blood ejected from the heart in one contraction.
◉ Cardiac Output (CO).
Answer: total quantity of blood pumped per minute
◉ factors affecting pulse.
Answer: exercise, temperature, acute pain, emotions, meds, hemorrhage,
postural changes, pulmonary conditions
◉ what is something to consider about older adult's pulse?.
Answer: it may take longer for the HR to rise. heart sounds may also
sometimes be muffled due to an increase in air space in the lungs
◉ what is something to consider about older adult's temperature?.
Answer: it runs low
◉ when should you take the apical pulse.
, Answer: when the radial pulse is irregular, if a patient is taking cardiac
meds, or in assessment of infants to children up to 3 years old
◉ what is the normal range for adult blood pressure.
Answer: 120/80
◉ peripheral resistance.
Answer: arterial and capillary resistance to blood flow as a result of
friction between blood and the vessel walls
◉ hypotension.
Answer: systolic pressure less than 100mmHg
◉ prehypertension.
Answer: BP of 120-139 systolic or 80-89 diastolic, obtained with 2
readings, 6 minutes apart with patient sitting
◉ hypertension.
Answer: BP above 140 systolic or 90 diasolic
◉ primary hypertension.
Answer: high BP where the cause is unknown
◉ secondary hypertension.
