USAHS Conditions Final Questions And Answers With Verified Solutions

Cardiac monitor displays what? - Answer-HR, BP, RR, O2 Sat When do OTs take vitals in acute care & ICU? - Answer-Before every session especially with CP clients When do OTs take vitals in home health? - Answer-Often required to record for every session When do OTs take vitals in inpatient rehab? - Answer-Depending on the medical stability of client and comorbidities. Normal range respiratory rate - Answer-10-12 breaths per minute Pulse oximeter measures? - Answer-Amount of oxygen in blood. Bradypnea O2 - Answer-<12 Tachypnea O2 - Answer->20 Normal Range of O2 - Answer-97%-99% Abnormal range of O2 - Answer-<90% Normal range of BP? - Answer-<120/80 Hypertension BP? - Answer->140/90 Hypotension BP? - Answer-<90/60Hypertensive crisis for BP? - Answer-180/120 Hypotension Symptoms? - Answer-- Dizziness - Light-headedness - Sweats - Syncope - Blurred Vision Hypertension Symptoms? - Answer-- Fatigue - Confusion - Chest Pain - Visual Changes Treatments for Hypotension? - Answer-- Sodium Intake - Abdominal binders - Elevation of extremities - Compression devices - TED hose - Meds to increase BP Treatments for Hypertension? - Answer-- Lifestyle modification - Meds - Diuretics to remove fluid Normal HR? - Answer-60-100 bpm Bradycardia HR? - Answer-<60 bpm Tachycardia HR? - Answer->100 bpmMax HR formula - Answer-220-age What body mass index range (BMI) is considered obese? - Answer->30 Definition childhood obesity - Answer-Ages 2-19 with BMI at or above 85th percentile and below the 95th percentile Obesity Factors - Answer-Genetics Behavioral concerns Psychosocial factors Environmental factors Family habits Risk Factors for Obesity - Answer-Increases blood cholesterol and triglycerides Increases blood pressure Induces diabetes Increases risk of cardiac disease and heart attacks Increases risk of stroke Increases risk of gallstones, osteoarthritis and respiratory problems