BSN 206- Hallmark final Exam Questions With Verified Answers

BSN 206- Hallmark final Exam Questions With Verified Answers. Factor: Time of Day Affects: Temperature, blood pressure Factor: Stress (emotional and physical) Affects: Temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, oxygen saturation Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:02 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Factor: Temperature alterations/ weather conditions Temperature, pulse, respiration, oxygen saturation Factors: Exercise/ activity Affects: Temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, oxygen saturation Factor: Emotions pulse, respiration, blood pressure Factor: Medication Affects: Temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, oxygen saturation Factor: Postural changes pulse, blood pressure, oxygen saturation Factor: acute pain pulse, respiration, blood pressure, oxygen saturation Factor: smoking Affects: Temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, oxygen saturation Factor: disease/ injury status Affects: Temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, oxygen saturation Factor: noise pulse, blood pressure, oxygen saturation Factor: food/ liquid consumption temperature, pulse Factor: odors pulse, respiration, oxygen saturation Factor: fluid and electrolyte status Affects: Temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, oxygen saturation You are preparing to take a patient's temperature. Which of the following factors may affect the patient's oral temperature reading? (Select all that apply.) A. If the patient has recently smoked B. If the patient is to be discharged soon C. If the patient has recently consumed a hot or cold beverage D. If the patient has recently exercised E. Warmth of the room F. If the patient took an antihypertensive medication 30 minutes ago A. If the patient has recently smoked C. If the patient has recently consumed a hot or cold beverage D. If the patient has recently exercised E. Warmth of the room The NAP reports to you that a patient is "feeling different" and appears less alert. Your first action should be to: A. Notify the health care provider. B. Inform the NAP of the patient's normal values for vital signs. C. Instruct the NAP to retake the vital signs and report back. D. Obtain the vital signs yourself. E. Instruct the NAP to continue to assess and monitor the patient closely. D. Obtain the vital signs yourself. Normal range of temperature 96.8-100.4 F (36-38 C) Normal Range of heart rate 60-100 beats/min (adult) 60 -90 (adolescent) 75-100 ( school-age) 80-110 (preschooler) 90-140 (toddler 2 years) 120-160 (infant 6 months) Normal range of respiratory rate 35-40 newborn 30-50 infant 6 months 25-32 toddler 2 years 20-30 child 16-20 adolescent 12-20 adult 16-25 older adult Average optimal blood pressure infant 6 months (120-160) newborn (3000g ) (65/41) 1 year 86/40 6 years (94/56) 10-13 years (103/62) 14-17 years (110/65) 18 (120/80) Oxygen saturation (Sp02) Normal SpO2 is ≥95%. 90% may be acceptable for certain chronic disease conditions. Less than 85% is considered abnormal. : Which of the following patients is exhibiting abnormal vital sign values for their age? A. Newborn: Temperature 98.6º F, pulse 130, respiration 35, mean BP 65/41, pulse oximetry 99%