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Recognize how to perform a clinical assessment of the patient's cardiopulmonary system. - Correct Answer- Review charts, interview pt for Hx, Physical exam which disorders correlate with digital clubbing - Correct Answer- lung cancer bronchiectasis cystic fibrosis Normal values for ORAl temperature - Correct Answer- 96.0-99.5 F 35.5-37.5 C normal values for AXILLARY temperature - Correct Answer- 96.7- 98.5 F 35.9- 36.9 C Normal value for temperature - Correct Answer- 98.6 F (37 C) Normal values for RECTAL temperature - Correct Answer- 98.7- 100.5 F 37.1- 38.1 C Normal value of blood pressure in adults - Correct Answer- 90-140 mmHg/ 60-90 mmHg hypertension in blood pressure - Correct Answer- 140/90 mmHg hypotension in blood pressure - Correct Answer- 90/60 mmHg normal value for pulse oximetry - Correct Answer- 95-100% normal value of minute ventilation (Ve) - Correct Answer- 4-8 LPM normal value of tidal volume (Vt) - Correct Answer- 5-7 ml/kg normal value for vital capacity (VC) - Correct Answer- 65-75 ml/kg 10 predicts respiratory failure normal value for Negative Inspiratory Force (NIF) - Correct Answer- -60 cmH2O normal value for peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) - Correct Answer- 300-500 female adult 400-600 male adult L/min hyperthermia - Correct Answer- normal indicates infection and feverhypothermia - Correct Answer- -result of severe head injury - decreases oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production -body loses heat faster than it can produce heat. normal value of pulse - Correct Answer- 60-100 BPM tachycardia - Correct Answer- heart rates more than 100 BPM bradycardia - Correct Answer- heart rates less than 60 BPM normal value of respirations in adults - Correct Answer- 12-20 Breathes/per minute tachypnea - Correct Answer- respirations are 20 breathes/min bradypnea - Correct Answer- respirations are 12 breathes/min apnea - Correct Answer- absence of breathing for at least 10 seconds hypopnea - Correct Answer- shallow respirations. slower than normal and about half as deep eupnea - Correct Answer- 12-20 breathes per minute cheyne-stokes - Correct Answer- gradual increase in depth of RR with periods of tapering of rate and depth Biot's - Correct Answer- respiration is irregular in rate and depth with variable periods of apnea paradoxical - Correct Answer- discoordinated motio


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